Empowering Women in STEM: Beta Pi Chapter of Alpha Omega Epsilon

Alpha Omega Epsilon is a professional and social sorority for female engineering and technical students, dedicated to advancing women in STEM and fostering lifelong bonds of sisterhood. The Beta Pi Chapter at Oklahoma State University was founded on April 11, 2015, by 21 pioneering female engineers. Our organization promotes friendship, leadership, and professionalism among our members, within our community, and throughout our profession.

Our chapter is required by the national board to send representatives to our semi-annual conference, where members gain valuable leadership training, connect with sisters from other chapters, and learn ways to strengthen our organization. Your donation will help cover conference expenses, relieve financial burdens for members, support philanthropy events, and further our mission of empowering women in STEM.

Classmates may come and go, but sisters remain connected for life. The bonds formed through Alpha Omega Epsilon provide a lasting source of support, mentorship, and camaraderie.

Thank you for considering a contribution to our chapter. Every donation, big or small, helps us meet board requirements, support our members, and advance women in STEM.