Volunteer Opportunities
Alpha Chi Omega has many available volunteer opportunities ranging from local to national roles, short- and long-term commitments and with varying alignment to your interest and skills. Please reach out to volunteer@alphachiomega.org with any questions regarding volunteer opportunities or the volunteer experi
Complete your Volunteer Interest Form
If you are interested in volunteering with Alpha Chi Omega, log in to members.alphachiomega.org and select "Profile" and then the "Volunteer Interest" tab. Fill out the volunteer interest form to get started!
Explore Open Volunteer Opportunities
Are you ready to support one of our collegiate or alumnae chapters? The Volunteer Opportunity Search is where you can find ways to get involved and make an impact! Log into My Alpha Chi and select “Open Volunteer Opportunities” from the Directories drop-down.
Find the Right Volunteer Role
Are you ready to share your time and talent through volunteering but not sure where to begin? Alpha Chi Omega has more than 160 different volunteer roles, and our goal is to make it easy to find the right role! Our Find Your Fit resource is your go-to guide for volunteer service. It is a great starting place to learn about our volunteer roles and more, submit your Volunteer Interest Form on My Alpha Chi!
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Volunteer Roles
Volunteers can support our collegiate chapters through service on the advisory board, serving as the chapter advisor or in a positional advisor role. Ideally, each chapter would have a positional advisor for each executive board position in addition to a chapter advisor.
Volunteers serve as chapter officers for each of the local alumnae chapters. Some available roles are alumnae chapter president and treasurer, just to name a few.
Operational specialists provide support and guidance to both alumnae and collegians on specific topics of interest. The specialist teams are a great place to volunteer if you are interested in utilizing a certain skill or part of your work experience.
Alpha Chi Omega's collegiate and alumnae chapters are supported by national volunteers, assigned by geographic regions, called province alumnae chairs (PACs) or province collegiate chairs (PCCs). These essential volunteers are responsible for leading, guiding and supporting the collegiate and alumnae chapters in the province. Province officers serve a two-year term, starting in June 1 of odd years and concluding May 31 of the following odd year.
The women who serve in these prestigious national volunteer roles have the opportunity to connect, lead, grow and serve by:
- Building relationships with members and other national volunteers
- Serving as mentors to sisters and resources to the chapters they work with
- Strengthening and sharing their organizational knowledge
- Enhancing skills that apply to both their professional and personal work
- Impacting the lifelong commitment of our members to Alpha Chi Omega
Additional Volunteer Roles
As a Foundation volunteer, you provide the Alpha Chi Omega Foundation with resources necessary to engage members as donors by empowering one conversation, one experience, one moment at a time.
Our National Alumna Initiate Program (NAIP) panelists are responsible for recruiting, reviewing, selecting and educating potential alumnae members who hope to join Alpha Chi Omega. Members of the team also serve as ambassadors for NAIP by promoting the program through email, social media and person-to-person interactions.
Each collegiate chapter participates in one of Alpha Chi Omega’s rotational programs each year. Our facilitators travel to chapters and facilitates content while building relationships with chapter members during their visit.
If you are hoping to volunteer with Alpha Chi Omega but can only commit to a short-term role, there are many opportunities available. Our volunteers may provide event support at convention, facilitate Leadership Academy or review awards.
National Leadership
national Board Positions
The Alpha Chi Omega Enterprise is led by three boards of alumnae volunteers – the Fraternity National Council, the Foundation Board of Trustees and the National Housing Corporation Board of Directors. While each board governs a different entity with a specific focus area, all boards share the need for strategic thinkers and visionary leaders.
National Council
The members of the National Council serve as the visionaries, leaders and ambassadors of Alpha Chi Omega’s past, present and future as they apply board governance to guide the Fraternity in attaining its vision and mission. Meet the National Council.
Foundation Board of Trustees
The members of the Board of Trustees serve with a primary focus on fundraising, stewardship and providing the strategic vision for the Foundation to achieve its mission. The all-volunteer board supports fundraising and stewardship efforts to provide financial resources to our Fraternity programs that comprise the Real. Strong. Women. Experience, including grants and scholarships.
National Housing Corporation Board of Directors
The National Housing Corporation (NHC) Board of Directors provides oversight and guidance on the strategic direction of the NHC and meets in partnership with our staff to achieve the NHC’s mission – to enhance the Real. Strong. Women. Experience by providing safe and competitive facilities where members connect, lead, grow and serve.
National Nominating Committee
The 2024-26 National Nominating Committee (NNC) is charged with soliciting recommendations and identifying, vetting and selecting Alpha Chi Omega alumnae who are qualified and capable to serve on the National Council. This task is accomplished by determining the current issues facing Alpha Chi Omega and the leadership skills necessary to address those issues. In addition to the alumnae members of the NNC who were elected at the 2024 National Convention, two collegiate members of the NNC were selected in the spring of 2025 to serve in the year prior to convention, lending their unique perspectives to the process.
BOARD SERVICE FAQS
Interested in leadership volunteer opportunities on our national boards, Alpha Chi Omega’s governance model, and requirements and expectations of serving on a board? Read our FAQ's to learn more about how you can get involved.
Visit our Leadership page to learn more about the volunteers who currently fulfill our national leadership roles.