The unique mission of O∆K is to recognize and encourage collaboration among collegiate leaders. Our Society seeks to identify, celebrate, and engage collegiate and community leaders from different backgrounds, perspectives, and generations. Members enjoy scholarship opportunities, leadership development programs, access to a national network, and much more.
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Omicron Delta Kappa helps leaders improve their skills, share their ideas, and continue to make a difference in their communities. You have the opportunity to expand those leadership skills through the National Leadership Conference, continue your education through post-collegiate scholarships, share your ideas through a variety of internships and experiences, and much more with our member benefits.
September 27, 2022
Ralph E. Johnson is a 1982 graduate student initiate of the Florida State University Circle. He presently serves the Washington Adventist University (WAU) Circle as its circle coordinator. During Ralph's tenure, the WAU received Circle of...
September 27, 2022
Marguerite “Peg” K. Cornwell is a 1997 faculty/staff initiate of the St. Lawrence University Circle (SLU). For many years, Peg served as the advisor of the SLU Circle. During her tenure as the advisor, the circle twice received Presidential Award...
September 22, 2022
Daniel C. Holsenbeck was initiated into the Auburn University Circle in 1963. By the mid-1970s, he began writing about leadership in the Society’s magazine, The Circle. When Dan returned to Auburn five years after graduation, he began working with...
