History of ΩHE
Omega Eta Epsilon was founded in 2011 at University of the Pacific, in Stockton, California. University of the Pacific still hosts OHE's Alpha and only chapter, which as of 2017 has just initiated its twelfth (mu) class of initiates. The current Alpha chapter of OHE is devoted to outreach and expansion, and looks forward to establishing more chapters on various other campuses across the US.
The primary mission of Omega Eta Epsilon is children's literacy and the advancement of higher learning in language-based disciplines. We are open to students of any major or minor and all genders, a decision which was made in commitment to embracing diversity and accessibility to all. For this reason, we intentionally use gender-neutral language wherever possible, including identifying ourselves as a Greek organization rather than a "fraternity," and participating in fellowship rather than "brotherhood" events.
About this Blog
As of 2017, OHE is unveiling this blog and website as a hub for all current, past, and potential members, and to enact outreach and education to the community at large. We will post news and updates as to the accomplishments of our Alpha chapter, articles of interest to the field of language and literacy, member features profiling current OHE students, and anything else that we believe will inform and/or promote the pursuits of language, literacy, and culture!
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