OAPA

OAPA was formed during the 1930s as the Omaha City Panhellenic Association. OCPA joined the National Panhellenic Conference in 1952, and changed its name in the mid-1970s. OAPA includes alumnae representatives from most of the National Panhellenic Conference sororities... In 2002, OAPA became a charter member of the NPC Centennial Endowment Fund, to provide ongoing support for programs which encourage sorority women to strive academically, to develop leadership capabilities, and to develop the skills necessary to address risk management issues. Our $1000 donation continues to help fund these programs... Each year, OAPA awards more than $2,000 in scholarships and gifts to collegiate women. We recognize outstanding women with Distinguished Senior of the Year and Alumnae of the Year awards for leadership and participation in campus and community activities. OAPA also provides resources for local chapters and potential new members.

Also known as: Omaha Alumnae Panhellenic Association