Alpha Chi’s Region III includes Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Florida, Virginia, Georgia, Mississippi and Alabama.  Membership in Alpha Chi recognizes previous accomplishments and provides opportunity for continued growth and service.  Alpha Chi seeks to find ways to assist students in “making scholarship effective for good.”  Chapters sponsor a variety of local programs designed to enhance the intellectual life and to uphold the ethical standards of their academic communities.  These include scholarly lectures, panel discussions, academic contests, and receptions for prospective members, and tutorial help and community service projects.  Students who join Alpha Chi can expect several benefits of membership:

• Recognition as distinguished scholars by the University's highest honorary society.
• A recognition pin and formal membership certificate.
• Lifetime membership card.
• Green and blue honors cords at graduation.
• Alpha Chi members and alumni will receive a $50 discount off all LSAT, MCAT, GRE and GMAT test prep courses.
• Alpha Chi has a partnership with Princeton Review that can help you raise your test scores so you become a more competitive applicant to top grad schools.  The Princeton Review is available to assist Alpha Chi chapters by providing free admissions and testprep information.
• The National Council of Alpha Chi will award ten Benedict Fellowships of $2,500.00 each for graduate study towards master's, doctor's, or professional degree and ten Nolle Scholarships of $1,500.00 each for undergraduate study to qualified members of Alpha Chi. Our chapter can nominate only two members. For additional award information, check out the Alpha Chi National Office or one of the sponsors below. You may also wish to visit Brown's Graduation Supply for official Alpha Chi supplies and awards.  The scholarship deadline is February 22.
  
• Biology major JoEllen Bennett was admitted to Vanderbilt University Medical School for 2004.
  
• Opportunities to present scholarly work at Annual Conventions.  Every spring in March or April, Alpha Chi sponsors a convention centered around student research and scholarship.  Members make presentations in a variety of fields.  Subsidies make it possible for our chapter to send a delegation at little cost.  In odd-numbered years, we have a national convention in a major city; in even-numbered years, we have a regional conventions.
• Submission of scholarly articles to the Alpha Chi Recorder.

• Organizational meetings
• Elect and Install new officers
• September: Letters of Invitation sent out
  
• Informational Meeting for new members
  
• Induction Ceremony
• Apply for Benedict and Nolle Scholarships for graduate school and senior year: deadline Feb. 22
• Letters of Invitation sent out
• Spring Induction Ceremony
• Scholarship and Awards Day, 10:00 AM, Massey Auditorium
• Baccalaureate Service, Belmont Heights Baptist Church, 2:00 PM
• Spring Commencement
  
• Frequently Asked Questions