Alpha Chi Sigma Rush
Tired of trying to find
different organizations that meet all of your goals and interests as a student?
Look no further! Alpha Chi Sigma covers all of your bases. Alpha Chi Sigma is the professional co-ed chemistry fraternity
here at Georgia Tech, and it focuses on social, professional, and outreach
components. Instead of joining 3 different organizations that focus on 3
different things, why not have it all?
Join Alpha Chi Sigma and become a part of something much more than just
a college club. Become a lifelong member and make connections that you will
appreciate and cherish long after you leave college. (Please keep reading for
additional details!)
Join us at our Rush Events:
Thursday 9/6
11-12 pm: MS&E 2nd Floor
Atrium
5-6 pm: Ford ES&T Atrium
(L1)
**Chem, Biochem, ChBE, BME, MSE, EAS, PFE, Pre-Med,
Pre-Dent, Pre-Pharm, etc. are all welcome, and there will be free food at
all events!
Social: Members develop friendships with
people who share similar interests, in chemistry and social activities. Our
brotherhood chair plans events including Atlanta Braves games, Thrashers games,
weekly dinners, and a yearly brotherhood retreat to help develop lifelong
friendships.
Professional: Alpha Chi Sigma isn’t only about having fun though. It is also
about developing professional ties and working with professionals in the field.
Since many Alpha Chi Sigma brothers
graduate and go to work for the biggest companies in the world, you will always
have contacts in the business world should you ever need them. Also, many
professors are brothers as well, which can help with the planning and applying
processes if you decide to go to graduate school. Our professional activities
chair also plans events during the semester to strengthen our connection with
the professional world.
Outreach: Alpha Chi Sigma brothers love
to do outreach events in the local community. Every semester, local Boy Scouts
come to campus and we travel to local schools We do demonstrations for the
students and Boy Scouts, teaching them fundamental principles of science and
wowing them (sometimes with fire!) to help them gain an interest in
chemistry.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Amy Schwartz at aschwartz9@gatech.edu
Hope to see you at rush!
