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Alpha Epsilon Delta

Campus:	Columbus
Status:	Active - New/Re-Established II
Purpose Statement:	We are the Ohio Alpha chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta, a national pre-professional health honorary society dedicated to preparing students for careers in healthcare. We strive for the development of pre-health minds through experience, education, friendship, and service. It is our hope that our chapter's collective efforts are able to foster growth, maturity, relationships, and a lifelong enthusiasm for all facets of the healthcare world within each of our members. Membership is open to all students currently enrolled in a health preprofessional curriculum. Alpha Epsilon Delta serves as an honor society and a service organization. Membership is based on each student's scholastic achievement. Join the Ohio Alpha chapter today! Mission: (1) To encourage excellence in scholarship (2) To stimulate an appreciation of the importance of health preprofessional education. (3) To promote cooperation and contact between professional and preprofessional students and educators. (4) To bind together students with similar interests. (5) To use its knowledge for the benefit of health organizations, charities, and the community We provide pre-health students with unique opportunities to support them on their career paths. Through hands-on experiences, service, professional and peer networking, travel, speakers, and social events, members can learn how to create an impact and be a leader within the healthcare realm. From general body meetings and service to networking, travel, and social events, the Ohio Alpha chapter of Alpha Epsilon Delta strives to provide its members with a myriad of the best experiences.
Primary Leader:	Lily Vild
Secondary Leader:	Rudra Kamat
Treasurer Leader:	Cindy Pham
Advisor:	Michael Alexander
Organization Email:	osu.aedelta@gmail.com
Instagram:	https://www.instagram.com/aedohiostate/
Website:	https://osuaedelta.wixsite.com/aedohiostate
Primary Type:	Honoraries/Honor Societies
Secondary Types:	Academic/College Community Service/Service Learning Honoraries/Honor Societies
Primary Make Up:	Undergraduate
Constitution:	2020_11_08_12_40_11_785.pdf
Meeting Time and Place:	Tuesdays 7pm-8pm 2009 Millikin Rd, Columbus, OH 43210 Columbus, OH 43210
Office Location:	1739 N. High St Columbus, OH 43210
Membership Type:	Open Membership
Membership Contact:	Contact our President: Lillian Vild (vild.9@osu.edu)
Time of Year for New Membership:	AED is open to all prospective members throughout the year and we encourage anyone interested to come to a meeting and/or join. National membership is expected of members once they meet eligibility requirements; applications are due in the spring. Members who are not eligible and/or have not applied for national membership yet are considered affiliate or inititate members. Please visit https://osuaedelta.wixsite.com/aedohiostate/about-history or see below for further details on membership classifications.
How does a Prospective Member Apply:	AED at OSU is home to National Members, Affiliate Members, and Initiates: National Members have been recognized through the national office as official members of the honorary society. These members are past their 3rd semester of college, have a minimum 3.2 cumulative GPA and BCPM, and have fully applied and been inducted into the honorary society. Applicants must pay a one-time $75 national membership fee, sent in with their application directly to the national office. Upon the office's approval, they are guaranteed national membership for life as long as they maintain the required academic standing. Applying for national membership is expected once students meet eligibility requirements. ***As an organization, we understand differences in accessibility and do not want a financial burden to restrict an applicant's desire to be a nationally recognized member of AED. If the fee is a concern, contact Dr. A or an Exec Board member and we will discuss options with you! Affiliate Members are past their 3rd semester of college, but are not recognized by the national office as official members of the honorary society as they have not applied through the national office to be members. Initiates are those that are not yet past their 3rd semester of college but are active within the organization and intend to apply for national membership.
Charge Dues:	Yes