"Develop a membership, who guided by the five ideals of Judeo-Christian Principles, Leadership, Scholarship, Loyalty and Self-Support, share a lifelong commitment to Alpha Kappa Lambda and are dedicated to assuming leadership roles in meeting the challenges and responsibilities of life."

The Beta Omicron chapter of Alpha Kappa Lambda is located on the campus of James Madison University. Beta Omicron was founded on April 21, 1987 by our six founding fathers. Our founding fathers began a strong chain of brotherhood that has been the cornerstone of our organization since its inception in 1987.
Over the past thirteen years, Alpha Kappa Lambda has been an active member of James Madison University. Through our annual concert event, Lombardi Gras, AKL has helped sponsor the Special Olympics and have donated over $5,000 to cancer research. Lombardi Gras has been an annual event for the past two years and AKL has been supported in this event by UPB of James Madison University, Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, and the Harrisonburg community.
Alpha Kappa Lambda has also maintained a major role in the James Madison University Greek community. AKL won the intramural championship at JMU for the 1997-1998 academic year. AKL accomplished this feat by acquiring the most points in the intramural sports of any other fraternity at JMU. AKL has won back-to-back intramural softball championships the past two years.
Alpha Kappa Lambda has become an active participant in the annual JMU Greek Sing event. This event is sponsored by the JMU Greek community and gives each JMU fraternity and sorority a chance to showcase their talent in a musical and concert-type atmosphere. AKL received first place at Greek Sing three of the past four years.
If you are interested in rush information at Alpha Kappa Lambda, please contact us by email. Or stop by the house and ask one of our brothers for assistance and a rush calendar.