Chapter Resources

Welcome to the Chapter Resources page! Whether you’re a new chapter, an established one, or an officer, this page serves as your central hub for all tools, guidance, and support to help you navigate your Alpha Psi Omega (ΑΨΩ) / Delta Psi Omega (ΔΨΩ) journey. Here, you’ll find everything you need to effectively manage your chapter, induct new members, engage with your community, and connect with the broader APO network.

  • Forming a New Chapter
    Starting a new chapter is an exciting and impactful process! This section provides you with step-by-step guidance on how to establish an Alpha Psi Omega / Delta Psi Omega chapter at your institution, including selecting a faculty sponsor, identifying new members, and conducting your induction ceremony. Get started on the right track with clear instructions on forming a strong foundation for your chapter.
  • Reactivating a Chapter
    If your chapter has been inactive, don’t worry—we’re here to help you bring it back to life! Follow the steps outlined to reactivate your chapter, including selecting a faculty sponsor, verifying or selecting new candidates, conducting an induction ceremony, and updating your bylaws. It’s a great opportunity to refresh your chapter’s operations and reengage with your theatre community.
  • Faculty and Officer Roles
    In order to run a successful chapter, strong leadership is key. This section outlines the role of the Faculty Sponsor and essential chapter officers, including the President, Vice President, and Business Officer. Understand their responsibilities, including overseeing induction processes, maintaining chapter records, and ensuring regular meetings. Learn how these roles work together to maintain an active and effective chapter.
  • Chapter Meetings
    Regular meetings are vital for chapter success! Active chapters should hold both local executive committee meetings and full chapter meetings. Executive committee meetings ensure that the leadership team is on the same page, while full chapter meetings foster community, collaboration, and participation among all members.
  • Annual Responsibilities
    To keep your chapter thriving, there are several important annual responsibilities. These include holding regular inductions (at least once every two years), nominating students for national scholarships, applying for grants, submitting to the annual Playbill, and considering attending the Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC). These activities help your chapter stay connected, share your accomplishments, and remain engaged with the national APO/DPO community.
  • Stay Connected
    It’s essential to maintain a strong relationship with the National Office to stay up to date on resources, grants, scholarship opportunities, and any important news. Be sure to keep in touch for all the latest updates to help your chapter grow and thrive.

Whether you’re forming a new chapter, reactivating an old one, or looking to maximize your chapter’s impact, these resources are here to guide you every step of the way. Stay tuned for additional tools and tips as you embark on this exciting journey with APO/DPO!