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 Sigma
Phi Omega is the National Academic Honor
and Professional Society in Gerontology
formed in 1980 to recognize the excellence
of those who study gerontology/aging,
as well as of the professional aging
service personnel.
The purpose of Sigma Phi Omega is to
promote scholarship, professionalism,
friendship, and services to older persons
and to recognize exemplary attainment
in gerontology/aging studies and related
fields.
Membership is open to undergraduate
and graduate students who are majoring
or minoring in gerontology/aging studies
and related fields. A 3.5 GPA is required
to be eligible for membership. Faculty,
professional, and honorary memberships
are also available.
The Center for Successful Aging at the
Medical University of Ohio is the sponsor
of the Delta Nu Chapter of Sigma Phi
Omega. |
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