EXECUTIVE BOARD
2025
JACKSON WARREN
PRESIDENT
Major: Management Information Systems
Hometown: Lakeway, TX
I joined ATO for its leadership development and involvement opportunities.

ETHAN SWILER
VICE PRESIDENT
Major: Animal Science: Production
Hometown: Goddard, KS
I joined ATO to network for the future.

ANTHONY LAPAGLIA
CHAPLAIN
Major: Geography & Geospatial Information Systems
Hometown: Mulhall, OK
I joined ATO because I saw a tight-knit brotherhood that had a strong family feel!

JACOB MOAD
TREASURER
Major: Data Analytics
Hometown: Oklahoma City, OK
I joined ATO to find a good, hardworking group of friends I can have for the rest of my life.

MICHAEL HORN
SECRETARY
Major: Agricultural Education
Hometown: Coweta, OK
I joined ATO to find a place where I could be a part of a brotherhood that would last a lifetime.

KEASTON GONZALEZ
RISK MANAGEMENT OFFICER
Major: Animal Science
Hometown: Walters, OK
I joined ATO to have connections for the future.

CHANDLER PATTERSON
HISTORIAN
Major: Political Science: Public Policy
Hometown: Tuttle, OK
I joined ATO, because I always wanted to join a fraternity. ATO was hands-down the best pick because it felt like family as soon as I walked through their doors.

CASEY VALLADAO
SOCIAL CHAIRMAN
Major: Business
Hometown: Coweta, OK
I joined ATO to have a brotherhood and learn from other strong-minded men

DAWSON SMITH
PHILANTHROPY CHAIRMAN
Major: Biology: Pre-Med
Hometown: Muldrow, OK
I joined ATO, because the members made me feel welcomed from the first time I met them.

DALTON BARRINGTON
HEAD PLEDGE EDUCATOR
Major: Business
Hometown: Sand Springs, OK
I joined ATO to find cool guys I wanted to hang around with.

BEAU DUNN
HEAD RECRUITER
Major: Applied Exercise Science
Hometown: Chickasha, OK
I joined ATO to build connections for the future.

BRYCE WHITE
HOUSE MANAGER
Major: Management Information Systems
Hometown: Wylie, TX
I joined ATO to connect with strong, like-minded men.

DANIEL MARQUEZ
SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN
Major: Secondary Education: Social Studies
Hometown: Bartlesville, OK
ATO had the friendliest guys on campus.

Meet The People Who Make It Happen
Without the endless work of these extraordinary people, the men of Alpha Tau Omega could not possibly accomplish all that they do. We are forever grateful for their endless dedication to our brothers!

PHILANTHROPY
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
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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 our Signature Event, 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.
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Each Fall, Epsilon Omicron puts on an event known as Fright Fest to support the Payne County Youth Services. The event consists of constructing a haunted house within our very own ATO Fraternity House. All of the actors are active ATO members using this fun outlet to make a difference.
We take pride in making everlasting impacts on the community. Contact us to learn more.
*Members pose outside the house after a successful Fright Fest
Each Spring, Epsilon Omicron puts on our Signature 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.
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ATO is so grateful for the opportunity to give back to the Stillwater community. Through these events, we are able to help our signature philanthropy Payne County Youth Services. PCYS offers many services such as: Counseling, Suicide Prevention, Safe-Havens, Emergency Youth Shelter, etc. PCYS serves all communities of Payne County, Oklahoma, including Stillwater, Perkins, Cushing, Yale, etc.
*A large part of Gatorfest is the Banner Contest. All banners are hung on the exterior of the house for all of OSU to see
