SETON HALL
PANHELLENIC
Alpha Omicron Pi
Nationally, AOII was founded on January 2nd, 1897 at Barnard College in New York on the ideals of character, dignity, scholarship, and college loyalty. The Gamma Phi chapter of Seton Hall University was established in the fall of 2015. With our tagline being "inspire ambition" AOII strives for academic achievement and involvement in philanthropy, extracurriculars, and lifelong sisterhood. Their founders wanted to create a space where women could socialize and discuss their learnings at a high level with like minded individuals.
Things to Know:
Gamma Phi Chapter
Founded in 1897 at Barnard College
Motto: Inspire Ambition
Colors: Cardinal Red, Ambitious Pink, promising purple, and Confident Coral
Flower: Jacqueminot Rose
Mascot: Rosie the Panda
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Signature Events
The Arthritis Foundation
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AOII supports arthritis research and education as our international philanthropy. We partner with the Arthritis Foundation to raise awareness and funds for arthritis-related causes.
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Every fall we hold an event named “Spike Out Arthritis,” which is a volleyball tournament where members of the Seton Hall community come together to make a difference. It’s not just about playing a game; it’s about creating memories, having fun, and supporting a vital cause.
Epilepsy Foundation ​
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At AOII, our commitment to philanthropy is deeply personal. One of our most heartfelt events is “Kick It for Kristen,” a soccer shootout dedicated to raising awareness and funds for the Epilepsy Foundation in honor of our beloved sister, Kristen McCartney, who passed away.
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“Kick it for Kristen” is an annual soccer shootout event that celebrates Kristen’s spirit, passion for soccer, and the strength she showed in her journey with epilepsy. It’s not just a game; it’s a tribute to a sister and a meaningful way to support those affected by epilepsy.
Sisters for Soldiers
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We are dedicated to supporting our troops through Sisters for Soldiers, contributing to care packages and initiatives that bring comfort and support to servicemen and servicewomen.
