Alpha Tau Omega, Delta Chapter, University of Virginia

Alpha Tau Omega, Delta Chapter, University of Virginia Alpha Tau Omega - Delta Chapter. Chartered 1868. Berlin. To this day, the Delta Chapter has created friendships, memories, and brotherhood.

The ATO Creed begins by stating: "To bind men together in a brotherhood based upon eternal and immutable principles," and the Delta Chapter has done just that -- creating lifelong bonds of friendship. Alpha Tau Omega came to fruition on September 1865, just four short months after the Civil War had come to a conclusion. Through those four tumultuous years, Otis Allan Glazebrook devised the creatio

n of a fraternal organization focused on the Christian ideal of brotherly love and to mend the fractured relationship between the North and the South. This idea became a reality on September 11, 1865, as Glazebrook was joined by close friends Alfred Marshall and Erskine Mayo Ross at his home on 114 East Clay Street in Richmond, Virginia to sign the Alpha Tau Omega Constitution. The Virginia Delta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega was chartered on November 25, 1868 by William George Bennett and Frederick A.

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