Alpha Tau Omega: Eta Tau Alumni Scholarship
This scholarship if for incoming freshman males planning on attending Austin Peay State University and that pledge Alpha Tau Omega. One $500 award and two $250 awards will be given to the most qualified candidates. Applicants must provide the Eta Tau chapter with their transcripts. Also, two letters of recommendation are required. The letters can come from teachers or employers. Letters from family members that are brothers in Alpha Tau Omega will be accepted as well. A select number of qualified canidates will be interviewed by a panel of alumni and active brothers. The selection process will be conducted by the same panel. Mail applications to Alpha Tau Omega at Student Life and Leadership U.C. Rm. 211 P.O. Box 4695 Clarksville, TN 37044. If you would like further information or need a scholarship application contact President Craig Amabile at 931-206-3660.
Eta Tau
Scholarship
2.) Merit based
A.)GPA
B.)excels in community service
C.)excels in philanthropic/fundraisers
D.)meets all duties of office in chapter
3.) Need based
A.) brother must demonstrate need for financial aid
4.) Contingent upon records of community service and other activities.
5.) EC makes pick
6.) Brothers who have met requirements will be interviewed by the EC.
7.) Award is renewable
Information
Alpha Tau Omega is a men's social fraternity located at Austin Peay State University.
Alpha Tau Omega was founded by Otis Allan Glazebrook, Erskine Mayo Ross and Alfred Marshall, at the Virginia Military Institute in 1865.
Alpha Tau Omega was founded upon was & is founded upon Christian (not Greek) principles.
Alpha Tau Omega was not established in imitation of or in opposition to any existing fraternity.
Alpha Tau Omega was the first fraternity founded as a national fraternity.
Alpha Tau Omega was the first fraternity founded after the Civil War in 1865, striving to heal the wounds created by the devastating war and help reunite the North and South.
The first World War I Medal of Honor was given to Captain C. L. Irwin, ATĪ© Wyoming 1913, as one of the first American heroes mentioned in dispatches to the U.S.
