Alpha Chi Omega was founded at DePauw University on October 15, 1885, as a music sorority. The Delta Pi Chapter was established at UT on October 22, 1961. Since there was not room in Sophronia Strong Hall for additional chapter rooms, Alpha Chi Omega and Alpha Gamma Delta shared a house at 1809 Yale Avenue … Continued

Alpha Chi Sigma, organized at the University of Wisconsin in 1902, is a professional fraternity for individuals who plan to make chemistry or chemical engineering their profession. A well-developed chemistry fraternity must have been in place for several years before petitioning for a chapter charter. At UT, in order to meet this requirement, Dr. Samuel … Continued

The Gamma Chapter of Alpha Delta Omega, the first chapter in the South and third in the nation of the new honorary society for human services majors and professionals, was established in spring 1990. Membership is open to human services majors who have completed nine credit hours in the major (junior and senior) and have … Continued

The Satim Bama Pimatisiwin Club was organized on June 24, 1917, for the purpose of promoting social life and good fellowship among its members. The club was granted a charter by Alpha Delta Pi sorority and installed as Alpha Kappa Chapter on May 1, 1920. In honor of its 50th anniversary on campus, Alpha Delta … Continued

Alpha Epsilon Delta was founded at the University of Alabama on April 28, 1926. The UT chapter is the Tennessee Beta Chapter. It is affiliated with the American Association for the Advancement of Science and is a member of the Association of College Honor Societies. Its national publication is the Scalpel. It invites membership to … Continued

The goal of this organization is to encourage, enhance, and acknowledge the development of academically sound co-op students by establishing a sense of community among them. Members must (1) be currently enrolled in the co-op program, (2) have completed one work term, (3) possess no record of cheating or unethical behavior, and (4) have a … Continued

UT’s Alpha Sigma Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority was established on September 28, 1948. The first chapter was formed at Barnard College of Columbia University in 1909. The colors of the sorority are green and white; the flower is the lily of the valley; the mascot is the giraffe; and the open motto is … Continued

Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity, the Jewish fraternity of North America, was founded at New York University in 1913. The Psi Deuteron Chapter was established at UT in 1949, and having become inactive, was rechartered on January 29, 1962. Having become inactive again, it was refounded in spring 2007. Its philanthropy is Magen David Adom. Among … Continued

This organization bridges the gap between the academic and professional worlds of broadcasting. Membership is drawn from broadcasting majors who have at least a 3.0 GPA.

Alpha Gamma Delta sorority was founded at Syracuse University on May 30, 1904. The Gamma Nu Chapter was established at UT in February 1961. Because there was no room in Sophronia Strong Hall for additional chapter rooms, Alpha Gamma Delta shared a house at 1809 Yale Avenue (now Volunteer Boulevard) with Alpha Chi Omega. Alpha … Continued