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LEARN ALL ABOUT US

AKPSI'S HISTORY

OUR LEGACY

Nestled in the heart of Athens, Georgia, the Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi proudly calls the University of Georgia home. Since its founding on March 18, 1922, Alpha Epsilon has remained a cornerstone of professionalism, leadership, and integrity on campus. As one of the few chapters in the nation to own and operate a residential chapter house, our presence on Milledge Avenue is not just historic, but symbolic of our commitment to brotherhood and legacy. Whether hosting professional development workshops or engaging in service projects that uplift the local community, Alpha Epsilon continues to shape generations of principled business leaders.

FUTURE LEADERS

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As part of the oldest and largest professional business fraternity in the world, Alpha Epsilon offers its members access to a global network of over 298,000 alumni and a legacy that spans over a century. Rooted in the core values of brotherhood, knowledge, service, unity, and integrity, our chapter embraces students from all majors and walks of life. Members enjoy a well-rounded experience that includes career-building events, alumni mentorship, and unforgettable social traditions like fall retreats and spring formals. Alpha Kappa Psi provides the tools, network, and support to help Bulldogs become leaders in every field they pursue, and we can’t wait to welcome you into our lifelong brotherhood.

HELP SUPPORT OUR CHAPTER

Interested in supporting our chapter? You can donate to Alpha Kappa Psi through Zelle, Venmo, or mail a check to our house at 545 South Milledge Ave. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Alpha Kappa Psi relies on the generosity of our donors to help us create meaningful opportunities for our members. Your contributions support professional development opportunities, house projects, and our efforts to give back to the community through service and alumni events.

Zelle: sjg42235@uga.edu

Venmo: @samuelgz_

WHERE WE'VE WORKED

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BEHIND THE LETTERS

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