NATIONAL HISTORY
Alpha Tau Omega's roots date back to the Civil War and the division in our country. In 1865, an 18-year-old cadet at Virginia Military Institute named Otis Allan Glazebrook organized a group of young men from both the Confederacy and the Union under their shared faith in God to found Alpha Tau Omega. This group of men helped unite those previously divided and create what would become one of the strongest national fraternities in America with over 234,000 members and 140 chapters on most major university campuses.
EXECUTIVE BOARD
2023
KYLE DAUSSES
PRESIDENT
Major: Finance
Hometown: Tulsa, OK
I joined ATO for its leadership development and involvement opportunities.
COLE CIRILO
VICE PRESIDENT
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Major: Natural Resources Ecology and Management
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Hometown: Owasso, OK
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I joined ATO because I knew during the rush process that I mattered and wasn't just a number.
CALEB NEALIS
CHAPLAIN
Major: Civil Engineering
Hometown: Owasso, OK
I joined ATO because I wanted a good group of guys to call friends for life.
AADEN ANDERSON
TREASURER
Major: Finance
Hometown: Allen, TX
I saw great relationship experience and job opportunities within ATO.
WESLEY BOECKMAN
SECRETARY
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Hometown: Enid, OK
ATO felt more like a family than any other fraternity I met with.
JOSHUA MARTIN
RISK MANAGEMENT OFFICER
Major: Business Management and Management Information Systems
Hometown: Moore, Oklahoma
I felt ATO was the only fraternity that genuinely wanted to know me during the rush process.
PEYTON JULE
HISTORIAN
Major: Biology: Pre-med
Hometown: Plano, TX
I joined ATO for the connections and life long friends.
CHASE AUSTIN
SOCIAL CHAIRMAN
Major: Management and Marketing
Hometown: Grove, OK
I joined ATO for the connections and to make new friends.
HARRISON WHITEHEAD
PHILANTHROPY CHAIRMAN
Major: Economics
Hometown: Stillwater, MN
I joined ATO for new friends and more connections around campus.
BLAKE RILEY
HEAD PLEDGE EDUCATOR
Major: Fire Protection Engineering
Hometown: San Diego, CA
I joined ATO because I wanted something to do in college, get involved, and meet people.
COLE CIRILO
HEAD RECRUITMENT
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Major: Natural Resources Ecology and Management
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Hometown: Owasso, OK
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I joined ATO because I knew during the rush process that I mattered and wasn't just a number.
REECE SCONYERS
HOUSE MANAGER
Major: Political Science: Pre-law
Hometown: Shattuck, OK
I decided to join ATO because I wanted to make friends that I can always have to do stuff with and have connections for life.
JACK PIXLEY
SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN
Major: Finance
Hometown: Tulsa, OK
ATO had the friendliest guys on campus.
PHILANTHROPY
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Last semester, Alpha Tau Omega members generated well over 500 hours of service to the community. Members are required to complete 15 hours of community service per semester. The fraternity creates and manages multiple fund-raising events for our local philanthropy, Payne County Youth Services. Some of these events include a haunted house, homecoming festivities, and Gatorfest. ATO Epsilon Omicron Chapter has been recognized several times over the years as the outstanding community service chapter at OSU and within ATO nationally.
Year after year, Epsilon Omicron puts on an event known as Gatorfest to support the Payne County Youth Services. The event consists of a field day where sororities compete in events such as bubble soccer or tug of war. A staple of Gatorfest is a live alligator that comes to the Chapter house for people to hold and take pictures with.
We take pride in making everlasting impacts on the community. Contact us to learn more.
