INDIANAPOLIS (June 3, 2016) – Alpha Kappa Psi recently appointed Amy Kelley, Jane Azzinaro, Theresa DeCosta, Courtney Ball, and Elezar Orellana as regional directors.The Central Atlantic, Eastern Great Lakes, and Northern Rio Grande appointments take effect immediately. The Atlantic Metro and Carolina Coastal appointments will take effect July 1.
Foundation Names 2016-17 Scholarship Recipients
INDIANAPOLIS (June 1, 2016) –The Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation has named 29 scholarship recipients for the upcoming 2016-17 academic year. More than $33,000 is being presented in grants in amounts ranging from $500 to $2,500.
Congratulations to the 2016-17 scholarship recipients:
5 Easy Ways to Stay Connected as an Alum
INDIANAPOLIS (May 27, 2016) — Staying involved with Alpha Kappa Psi doesn’t have to end after graduation. Not only can alumni benefit from remaining involved with their organizations, but also give back in many ways to the students still in college. When alumni stay connected, they help invest in not only the collegiate chapters but also themselves.
But when you move to the next phase of your life and you’re no longer on campus going to chapter meetings and events, how can you remain involved with Alpha Kappa Psi? Here are five easy ways to stay active as an alumni member:
The Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation Announces 2016 Academy Fellows
INDIANAPOLIS (May 25, 2016) –In June, nineteen student members will attend an intensive leadership retreat designed to make even the best of Alpha Kappa Psi more impactful, value-based leaders. Through the generous support of Alpha Kappa Psi alumni and friends, the AKPsi Foundation pays all expenses for those attending the experience.
The Academy was created in 2001 to provide participants with a solid grounding in self-awareness, leadership skills, teamwork, and a new perspective on change and systems thinking. Participants will learn how to become a leader who makes a visible difference and more positive force in their organization and profession.
Gamma Eta Hosts “Be-WISE-er” Event at University of Toledo
TOLEDO (May 12, 2016) — Called “Be-WISE-er”, the Gamma Eta Chapter at The University of Toledo presented an event on April 5 designed to bring awareness and combat substance abuse.
As college students, the chapter members set high goals of continuing their education, graduating and landing their dream jobs. They noticed an alarming increase in substance abuse reports around their city and campus over the past year.
