Mu Epsilon Omega Chapter
Welcome!
LYSA LIGGINS
President
2023 - 2024
My name is Lysa Liggins and I am honored to serve as the 16th president of Mu Epsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®. Accordingly, I personally invite you to look at our new initiatives, sisterly networks, and upcoming events.
About MEΩ
Since our chartering in 1978, we have served the Orange County area and surrounding communities with a variety of outstanding and meaningful projects and programs while concurrently mentoring and supporting the undergraduates of Lambda Sigma Chapter at the University of California, Irvine.
Mu Epsilon Omega Chapter was chartered on June 4, 1978 in Orange County, California. The chartering was a culmination of long hours of hard work by Alpha Kappa Alpha women eager to establish the first and only graduate chapter in Orange County and chartered by then Far Western Regional Director Mildred Robinson with an initial membership of 20 women.
Mu Epsilon Omega Chapter 's Executive Board is composed of chapter officers who are elected by the body. The Executive Board oversees the management of chapter operations, policies, and protocols.
Mu Epsilon Omega Chapter currently has One Hundred Twenty members comprised of accomplished women with varied backgrounds and talents who are united together by their commitment to serve all of mankind. Five of our members have reached "Golden" status giving over 50 years of service and forty-nine of our members have reached "Silver" status giving over 25 years of service.
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® seeks women who will promote, uphold, and extend its policies and programs. In return, the Sorority is a conduit through which individuals can grow and develop, personally and professionally, while providing “Service to All Mankind.”
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