Alpha Phi Omega is a National Co-Ed Service Fraternity whose primary mission is to assemble all students to develop leadership, promote friendship, and provide service to humanity. This National Service Fraternity is dichotomized into various regions and sections in an attempt to accommodate its wide membership throughout the United States and the world. Alpha Phi Omega is also represented in the
Philippines, Australia, and Canada and is continuing its expansion in membership and existence.
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Alpha Phi Omega’s Alpha Epsilon Nu Chapter at the University of San Francisco was officially established in the Spring semester of 2001. Marcy Ronan, one of our founding fathers, had many friends from San Francisco State University’s Mu Zeta Chapter including her brother that encouraged her to start a chapter at the University of San Francisco. Marcy, along with eleven others (Abigail Eugenio, Anna Crisostomo, Erica Hooper, Fatima Sheikh, Jennifer Escober, Kristyann Estaban, Lindsay Notario, Michelle Kadotani, Melissa Lim, Soury Boualuang, and Uyenchi Ho), began chartering in the Spring of 2000, and with the help of their advisors—Angie Karino and Scott Heinecke—and the members of the Mu Zeta Chapter, Alpha Epsilon Nu solidified.
