An associate chapter chartered in 2006, the Sigma chapter of Alpha Omega Epsilon was founded to give minority groups in STEM a sense of community and support within male-dominated fields. Their members work actively to empower others professionally and academically, as well as provide a sense of community where under-represented genders can grow as individuals and future leaders. 

Alpha Omega Epsilon’s colors are Royal Blue, White, and Silver; their symbol is the Dolphin; their flower is the White Rose; and their philanthropies are Dress for Success and the FIRST Robotics.

Jami Milliken

“After studying abroad my first semester of college and coming on to Tech's campus, I had a really hard time making new friends out of my circle and I missed the comfort of female friendships. My friend that studied abroad with me had joined A.O.E. in the Spring she told me about the community she found here. I decided to join in the Fall, and I am so glad to have found so many like-minded friends here!”

Hannah fischer

“I never had many friends in high school so I really wanted to find a group of people I could relate to and become long time friends with. I saw that A.O.E. gave me this by being open and excited to meet me on day one. They were really fun to talk to and had such aspiring goals across many different backgrounds. Their sisterhood in academics and in a social setting made me want to join immediately!”

Mikkelle Peters

"To me, the AΩE family means love. I spent my first year at Tech very alone and isolated. I felt as though I had no support system. I took a chance going through AΩE recruitment my second year, and it completely changed my life. From bid day, to candidate chapter, to active chapter, I always feel seen, heard, and loved when I am with my sisters. There is no greater gift than sisterly love, and I am forever grateful to my AΩE family for this beautiful friendship!"

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