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Lambda Chi Alpha (ΛΧΑ)

Lambda Chi Alpha is a fraternity that prioritizes brotherhood, leadership, and community service.

With a strong commitment to fostering personal growth and academic achievement, the chapter provides a supportive environment where members can develop lasting friendships and valuable leadership skills. Lambda Chi Alpha is actively involved in philanthropic initiatives, focusing on issues such as hunger and education, and hosts various fundraising events and service projects to benefit local and national causes. The fraternity encourages members to engage in campus activities and take on leadership roles, promoting a well-rounded college experience. Through its dedication to service, scholarship, and the development of its members, Lambda Chi Alpha plays a vital role in the Greek life community at UT Knoxville and contributes to the overall Volunteer spirit.

 

Local members of Lambda Chi Alpha with their arms around each other. They are all out in the backyard of their fraternity house at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. They are all in different sports jerseys.


Chapter Name: Lambda Chi Alpha

Designation: Epsilon-Omicron

Colors: Purple, Gold, and Green

Symbols/Mascots: Cross and Crescent

Philanthropy: Feeding America

National Founding: November 2, 1909 at Boston University

UT Founding: 1932

Standing at UT: Good Standing: Three Star

Chapter GPA: 3.34

President: Dominick LeBlanc

Address: 1848 Fraternity Park Dr., Knoxville, TN 37916


Standards of Fraternal Excellence

Standing: Three-Star Chapter 92/100

Health and Safety Summit, Greek Leadership Summit, Bystander Intervention Workshop, Chapter Officer Workshops, Cross Council Exchange, New Member Health and Safety Module, Headquarters Program(s), Risk Management Program, DEI Program, Program with another chapter from another council, & program with another Registered Student Organization or Department.

Maintaining a chapter scholarship program and chapter and new member GPA above a 2.5.

Roster submission, New Member Education Plans, Officer Updates, Advisor Updates, Council Meeting Attendance, Presidents’ Cabinet Meeting Attendance, VOLink Registration, OSFL Coaching Meetings, Financial Good Standing, & Conduct Standing

Completing at least 4 hours of service per member tracked through the Jones Center for Leadership and Service and hosting one philanthropic event:

2023 Service Hours Per Member: 31.17 hours/member

2023 Philanthropic Donations: $13,600 donated or $96.45 per member

Campus Involvement, Immersive Leadership and Service, Service Hours Over 4 Hours Per Member, Chapter GPA Above the All-Male/Female Average, Academic/Career/Leadership Program, DEI Program, Health & Safety Program, and End-Of-Year Meeting with OSFL Council Advisor.