Gamma Omicron

Chapter Name	Gamma Omicron
School	Auburn University
Date Chartered	February 12, 1997 December 1, 2007
Mascot	Griffin
Chapter Colors	N/A
Active Brothers	66
Website	http://phisigmapi.org/gammaomicron

Gamma Omicron Chapter (Founded 12 February 1997; Reactivated 1 December 2007) is located at Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama. The Chapter is a member of the South Region.

Chapter History

Founding

Gamma Omicron Chapter was founded at Auburn University on February 12, 1997.

Early Years

Decline of the Chapter

During the mid-2000's, the Gamma Omicron Chapter saw a sharp decline in membership as well as Brother involvement. In the fall of 2004, the Chapter opened the semester with 24 Brothers on roll. However, due to resignations and "no-shows," this number dropped to a mere 12 Brothers by the time the semester got under way. Losing three to graduation and only gaining 7 in the incoming Omicron Initiate Class, the Chapter closed that semester at 16 Brothers. Though things were beginning to turn around in the 2005-2006 academic year, a depletion of Chapter funds and apathy among the Brothers caused the Gamma Omicron Chapter to go inactive in 2006 for a period of restructuring.

Rejuvenation

Gamma Omicron was reactivated on December 1, 2007, with help from both the National Office and Delta Phi Alumnus Mat Hartline. Building on a base of 33 Brothers inducted into the Sigma Class, the Chapter went on to induct a whopping 75 Brothers in the Tau Class in the Spring of 2008. This rapid expansion led to problems in the following semesters, plagued with resignations and expulsions. Seeing this decline in Chapter morale and efficiency, the 12th Gamma Omicron Chapter Executive Board stabilized the growth with smaller inductions in the Chi and Psi Classes and sought to reboot the Chapter with a rebuilding of the policies and foundation that had been set by the Sigma Class in 2007. A capstone of the rebuilding of the Chapter was seen in May of 2010 when the Chapter held its first ever formal and granted the first of the Gamma Omicron Awards (see List of Gamma Omicron Chapter Awards).

The Active Chapter

Executive Board (E-Board)

For a full list of all Gamma Omicron Executive Boards, see the main article.

President -
Vice President -
Secretary -
Treasurer -
Historian -
Parliamentarian-
Recruitment/Initiate Advisor -
Spirit -

Executive Council (E-Council)

Director of Fundraising -
Director of Scholarship -
Director of Service -
Director of the Halloween Hustle -
Social Chair -

Initiate Classes

For a full list of all Gamma Omicron Initiate Classes, see the main article.
The most recently inducted class of Brothers was the Alpha Alpha Class in Spring of 2011.

Past Chapter Presidents

Ava Golden (1999-2000)
Star Linton (2000-2001)
Olivia Peeden (2004-2005)
Justin Miller (2005-2006)
Wesley Tuggle (2007-2008)
Alyssa Ramos-Herrera (2008-2009)
Brandon Smith (2009-2010, 2010-2011)
Madelon Cook (2011-2012)
Kristie Tingle (2012-2013)
Lauren Barkley (2013 - 2014)

Future Expansion of this Page

Notable Alumni
Expanded Chapter History
Events and Activities

Further Resources

In the News

Halloween run to raise money for disability camp

Gamma Omicron Chapter
Founded February 12, 1997 • Auburn University
Presidents	pre-1999 unknown • Ava Golden • Star Linton • Olivia Peeden • Justin Miller • Wesley Tuggle • Alyssa Ramos-Herrera • Brandon Smith • Madelon Cook • Kristie Tingle • Lauren Barkley
History	List of Gamma Omicron Chapter Initiate Classes • List of Gamma Omicron Family Lines
Chapter Service Keys	Brandon Smith • Kristie Tingle
National Council Members	none
Torchias	none

Collegiate Chapters
Alpha • Beta • Gamma • Delta • Epsilon • Zeta • Eta • Theta • Iota • Kappa • Lambda • Mu • Nu • Xi • Omicron • Pi • Rho • Sigma • Tau • Upsilon • Phi • Omega • Alpha Alpha • Alpha Beta • Alpha Gamma • Alpha Delta • Alpha Epsilon • Alpha Zeta • Alpha Eta • Alpha Theta • Alpha Iota • Alpha Kappa • Alpha Lambda • Alpha Mu • Alpha Nu • Alpha Xi • Alpha Omicron • Alpha Pi • Alpha Rho • Alpha Sigma • Alpha Tau • Alpha Upsilon • Alpha Phi • Alpha Chi • Alpha Psi • Alpha Omega • Beta Alpha • Beta Beta • Beta Gamma • Beta Delta • Beta Epsilon • Beta Zeta • Beta Eta • Beta Theta • Beta Iota • Beta Kappa • Beta Lambda • Beta Mu • Beta Nu • Beta Xi • Beta Omicron • Beta Pi • Beta Rho • Beta Sigma • Beta Tau • Beta Upsilon • Beta Phi • Beta Chi • Beta Psi • Beta Omega • Gamma Alpha • Gamma Beta • Gamma Gamma • Gamma Delta • Gamma Epsilon • Gamma Zeta • Gamma Eta • Gamma Theta • Gamma Iota • Gamma Kappa • Gamma Lambda • Gamma Mu • Gamma Nu • Gamma Xi • Gamma Omicron • Gamma Pi • Gamma Rho • Gamma Sigma • Gamma Tau • Gamma Upsilon • Gamma Phi • Gamma Chi • Gamma Psi • Gamma Omega • Delta Alpha • Delta Beta • Delta Gamma • Delta Delta • Delta Epsilon • Delta Zeta • Delta Eta • Delta Theta • Delta Iota • Delta Kappa • Delta Lambda • Delta Mu • Delta Nu • Delta Xi • Delta Omicron • Delta Pi • Delta Rho • Delta Sigma • Delta Tau • Delta Upsilon • Delta Phi • Delta Chi • Delta Psi • Delta Omega • Epsilon Alpha • Epsilon Beta • Epsilon Gamma • Epsilon Delta • Epsilon Epsilon • Epsilon Zeta • Epsilon Eta • Epsilon Theta • Epsilon Iota • Epsilon Kappa • Epsilon Lambda • Epsilon Mu • Epsilon Nu • Epsilon Xi • Epsilon Omicron • Epsilon Pi • Epsilon Rho • Epsilon Sigma • Epsilon Tau • Epsilon Upsilon • Epsilon Phi • Epsilon Chi • Epsilon Psi • Epsilon Omega • Zeta Alpha • Zeta Beta • Zeta Gamma • Zeta Delta • Zeta Epsilon • Zeta Zeta • Zeta Eta • Zeta Theta • Zeta Iota • Zeta Kappa • Zeta Lambda • Zeta Mu • Zeta Nu • Zeta Xi • Zeta Omicron • Zeta Pi • Zeta Rho • Zeta Sigma • Zeta Tau • Zeta Upsilon • Zeta Phi • Zeta Chi • Zeta Psi • Zeta Omega • Eta Alpha • Eta Beta • Eta Gamma • Eta Delta • Eta Epsilon • Eta Zeta • Eta Theta • Eta Iota • Eta Kappa • Eta Mu • Eta Lambda • Eta Mu • Eta Nu • Eta Xi • Eta Omicron • Eta Pi • Eta Rho • Eta Sigma

Gamma Omicron Chapter

Contents

Chapter History

Founding

Early Years

Decline of the Chapter

Rejuvenation

The Active Chapter

Executive Board (E-Board)

Executive Council (E-Council)

Initiate Classes

Past Chapter Presidents

Future Expansion of this Page

Further Resources

In the News

Navigation menu

Views

Personal tools

Navigation

Search

Tools