Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity - CSU Delta Eta

The CSU chapter of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity is a Brotherhood of men who value personal and leadership development while supporting each other and the community with Love and Respect. It brings together brotherhood, campus involvement, philanthropy and community service, higher standards of everyday life, leadership skills, and much more. In the semester of Spring 2008 our chapter received its national charter after being colonized only 2 years prior(an amazing feat in itself). The fraternity is now turning its focus to new goals. These goals include changing the image of Greek Life at CSU by reaching out to people and organizations that other fraternities have neglected to. As the third largest fraternity on campus, ATΩ takes a lot of pride in striving to be the most respected, diversified, and involved fraternity on the CSU campus. We urge you to attend any of recruitment events. Why ATΩ?

-Newsweek announced Alpha Tau Omega as the leader of "The Top Ten of Fraternity Row."

-ATΩ does not tolerate hazing in any way, shape or form. ATΩ is about leadership and brotherhood.

-ATΩ's average a 93% job opportunity after graduation

-Second in number of CEO's in the top 50 corporations in America

-Considered the country’s premier leadership development Fraternity

-ATΩ annually ranks among the top ten national fraternities for number of chapters and total number of members.

-ATΩ has more than 250 chapters with more than 181,000 members and more than 6,500 undergraduate members.

-The LeaderShape Institute, Inc. was created by ATΩ in 1986, and is considered one of the finest leadership training programs in the nation.

-The ATΩ Foundation gives over $150,000 in scholarships annually.