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Congratulations!
You've been invited to join one of the most
prestigious honor societies in the nation! Alpha Lambda Delta
has over 80 years of tradition honoring the best first year students
at over 250 institutions of higher education.
We're sure you have a few questions, and we
hope to provide the answers below. If you want to know
something not covered here, you can try our FAQ page, contact your
chapter advisor, or contact the
National Office!
What is Alpha Lambda Delta?
Founded in 1924, Alpha Lambda Delta is an honor society for students in their
first year at an institution of higher education.
(For a brief history of the Society, click here) We recognize
those students who have succeeded in maintaining a 3.5 or higher
GPA, and are in the top 20% of their class, in their first year.
Alpha Lambda Delta's mission is to "encourage superior academic
achievement... to promote intelligent living and a continued high
standard of learning, and to assist students in recognizing and
developing meaningful goals for their unique roles in society."
A great way to find the answer to your
question is to take a look at the most recent issue of the Alpha
Lambda Delta
Flame magazine. Each year, the Flame
provides a snapshot of what Alpha Lambda Delta has been up to - at
both the National and local levels.
Click here to take a look today!
Why was I invited to join Alpha Lambda
Delta?
You were invited because you've attained a 3.5 or higher GPA in
your first year or term in higher education, and you're in the top
20% of your class after the first year or term. You've already
earned the recognition that Alpha Lambda Delta offers - now,
all you have to do is accept it.
How much does it cost?
Lifetime National dues for Alpha Lambda Delta are $20.
Many local chapters also charge dues for membership, but for most
students, joining Alpha Lambda Delta for life costs less than
$50. Once you pay your dues once, you'll never be charged
again.
What's Phi Eta Sigma? Can I join
both?
Phi Eta Sigma is another honor society for first year students. ALD and PES were
twin organizations (one for men, one for women)
until the Title IX decisions made both organizations co-educational
in the 1970's. On some campuses, there are chapters of both ALD and PES, and on some of those campuses, the organizations work
together as a joint chapter.
If there are both groups on your campus, you can certainly join
both. In fact, by joining both, you'll be eligible for the
membership benefits and scholarship competitions offered by both
groups!
What do I get by joining Alpha Lambda
Delta?
- Lifetime National membership dues are
only $20 (Local dues may be added)
- Enjoy your privacy - Alpha Lambda Delta
will never sell your personal information to third parties
- Participate in local and National service
and social activities - do your part to help the community and
your campus
- Compete for $55,000 in undergraduate
scholarships at the National Level
- Compete for almost $90,000 in Alpha
Lambda Delta Graduate Fellowships
- Make friends from around the nation at
the annual National Leadership Workshop
- Wear Alpha Lambda Delta
Senior Honor
Cords at your graduation exercises
- Receive the recognition that comes from
membership in a national society with over 80 years of
tradition!
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Registration is now open for the 2010 National
Leadership Workshop. Click here for details!
2010 Fall Newsletter now
available online -
click here
to view!
Read the 2010 Edition of the Flame online -
click here!
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Congratulations to
the 2010 Order of the Torch -
see the list of winners
here!
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First-ever
recipients of the James G.
Stemler Study Abroad Scholarship
announced! See the list
here!
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2010 Trow
Scholars announced -
meet the winners!
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List of 2010
Lampadia Award winners
here!
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Congratulations to
the 2010 Alpha Lambda Delta Graduate
Fellowship Recipients!
Click here for a list of the
winners.
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Alpha Lambda
Delta is on Twitter!
Follow us today and get updates
and reminders from the National
Office!
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Congratulations!
Alpha Lambda Delta will
soon be installing chapters at:
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Philadelphia Univ. -
Oct. 2
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Art Institute of
Washington - Date TBA
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Cal State - San
Marcos - Date TBA
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Chapter Advisors - If you've
received a notice from the IRS about
new filing requirements, please
click here.
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2010-2011 Academic
Year
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August 13 -
Registration for the
National
Leadership Workshop opens
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Sept. 8 -
Chapters must be registered for the
NLW to be entered into the Travel
Grant Lottery
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Sept. 15 -
Workshop registration deadline
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Oct. 15-17 -
National Leadership Workshop,
Orlando, FL
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Nov. 15 -
Deadline for Flame magazine
submissions
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Dec. 3 -
Deadline for Student Member at Large
applications
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