USC Gamma Epsilon Omega

Gamma Epsilon Omega is a student organization at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA, operating as part of the broader Asian Greek Council system. As one of four member organizations within AGC, Gamma Epsilon Omega serves the USC community by fostering intellectual, social, and community-oriented growth among its members. The organization functions within a comprehensive Greek life structure that emphasizes trust, friendship, support, and meaningful connection among brothers and sisters.

The Asian Greek Council, of which Gamma Epsilon Omega is a founding member, is governed by an elected board of 8-10 Executive Officers who manage all aspects of Asian Greek life at USC. This governing structure ensures that member organizations like Gamma Epsilon Omega maintain high standards of excellence and uphold a long tradition of Greek life on campus. The council coordinates initiatives that strengthen bonds both during students' time at USC and well beyond graduation, maintaining active alumni connections and school spirit.

Gamma Epsilon Omega members participate in a range of activities designed to build community and give back to Los Angeles. These include charitable events such as AIDS Walk LA, community service initiatives, and social gatherings that strengthen the brotherhood. The organization also hosts formal events, informals, and new member programs that celebrate the recruitment and integration of new brothers into the fraternity.

Operating in Los Angeles, CA, Gamma Epsilon Omega embodies the values of intellectual excellence, social responsibility, and unwavering support for one another. The organization takes pride in maintaining connections that extend far beyond campus life, ensuring that members continue to benefit from the meaningful relationships and personal growth that define the Greek experience at USC.