Alpha Chi Omega

DIGITAL HISTORY

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Founders Road Headquarters is Built

Founders Road Headquarters is Built

A new headquarters, constructed specifically for Alpha Chi Omega's needs, is built at 8733 Founders Road in Indianapolis. This building served as the fraternity's headquarters until 1993.

Epsilon Upsilon Chapter Founded

Epsilon Upsilon Chapter Founded

Epsilon Upsilon chapter is established at Mississippi State University.

39th National Convention, Atlanta, GA

39th National Convention, Atlanta, GA

Governor (and soon to be President) Jimmy Carter opened the "Reflect. Rekindle. Respond." convention at the Stouffer's Atlanta Inn. Registration was $25, and the excursion was to Six Flags, a shopping mall and Stone Mountain Park.

President Nixon Resigns

President Nixon Resigns

Facing impeachment charges, President Richard Nixon becomes the first U.S. president to resign.

Epsilon Phi Chapter Founded

Epsilon Phi Chapter Founded

Epsilon Phi chapter is established at Georgia Institute of Technology.

End of Vietnam War

End of Vietnam War

Saigon, the capital of South Vietnam, is captured, ending the Vietnam War.

Karen Aunan Miley Elected National President

Karen Aunan Miley Elected National President

Karen Aunan Miley (Alpha Lambda, University of Minnesota) serves as National President from 1976-80.

40th National Convention, Minneapolis, MN

40th National Convention, Minneapolis, MN

The "Relate and Renew" convention welcomed 830 attendees to The Radisson Hotel. All collegiate delegates were asked to arrive with a school pennant.

Women in the Air Force

Women in the Air Force

157 women become the first female cadets to enter the Air Force Academy. The Class of 1980 was the first to graduate women, with a total of 97 women graduating that year.

Founders' Bell Tower is Constructed

Founders' Bell Tower is Constructed

The Founders' Bell Tower is constructed by Alpha Chi Omega as part of DePauw University's new performing arts building and is dedicated to the memory of the seven founders.

Epsilon Chi Chapter Founded

Epsilon Chi Chapter Founded

Epsilon Chi chapter is established at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Epsilon Psi Chapter Founded

Epsilon Psi Chapter Founded

Epsilon Psi chapter is established at the University of California, Irvine.

The Alpha Chi Omega Foundation

The Alpha Chi Omega Foundation

The formation of the Alpha Chi Omega Foundation is approved at the 1978 National Convention.

Nancy Nitchman Leonard Becomes Executive Director

Nancy Nitchman Leonard Becomes Executive Director

Nancy Nitchman Leonard (Alpha Chi, Butler University) becomes executive director and serves until 1999.

Pi Chapter is Reopened

Pi Chapter is Reopened

Pi chapter, which closed in 1973, is reopened at the University of California, Berkeley in Berkeley, California.

Epsilon Omega Chapter Founded

Epsilon Omega Chapter Founded

Epsilon Omega chapter is established at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.

Zeta Eta Chapter Founded

Zeta Eta Chapter Founded

Zeta Eta chapter is established at Bradley University.

41st National Convention, Scottsdale, AZ

41st National Convention, Scottsdale, AZ

The Alpha Chi Omega Experience themed event saw many historic milestones, but none as significant as the approval to form a Foundation to work independently and to be managed by a Board of Trustees. The first professional photographer sold prints on-site for $3 each to all 790 attendees.

First Direct Mail Campaign

First Direct Mail Campaign

The Alpha Chi Omega Foundation's first direct mail campaign raises $72,000 from 3,500 members.

Medallion Roll

Medallion Roll

The Medallion Roll is established to recognize donors reaching the $10,000 cumulative giving level.