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Inspire Ambition

University of Toronto - Beta Tau

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Alpha Omicron Pi's

Core Values


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Commitment to
Character

Alpha Omicron Pi was founded on a promise to serve not only one another but the greater community as well. This commitment reflects a philosophy of friendship, concern, and usefulness in the world.

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Commitment to
Dignity

Whether a member chooses to serve as a chapter officer, or represent AOII as a member of other campus or community organizations, there are numerous opportunities to develop leadership skills as a member of AOII.

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Commitment to
Scholarship

AOII encourages all members to excel academically and has many programs designed to assist women in achieving their academic goals. Expectations are high but the support provided by scholarship programs, academic development officer resources, and fellow members makes success attainable.

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Commitment to
College Loyalty

From collegiate years on through alumnae involvement, the reason AOIIs continue service is the joy of spending time together and sharing the insights learned from the relationships we build and sustain.

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Letter from the President


Welcome to Alpha Omicron Pi at the University of Toronto! We’re so glad you’ve taken time to visit our website and learn more about us. Our chapter was founded in 1930 and has been integral to the community since then. We host multiple philanthropy, social and academic events each year to stay true to our values and maintain our strong sisterhood. It is my honour to represent our chapter in my final collegiate year and further my connection to our organization. Through my multiple executive positions, time committed, and the friendships I have made, AOII has truly become a part of who I am and will continue to be. By making the decision learn more about us, you too can connect with who we are and find yourself with us. Let us strive for the highest and inspire ambition.

Cassandra Nyimbili