What is Alpha Beta Gamma?

History of ABG®  ABG® was established in 1970 by business chairs and professors to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students in business curriculums.  In 1998, ABG® was expanded to include business honor students from Mexico and Canada.

History of ABG® (cont.)  Since ABG® was formed over 55,000 students from accredited community, junior, and technical college have been initiated into more than 200 chapters.

Requirements for Membership  The student must have completed 15 credit hours with at least 12 hours of his or her work taken in courses leading to a degree recognized by his or her institution.  In addition, the student has to maintain a 3.3 GPA or higher in business courses as well as a 3.3 overall average.

When will I find out that I am eligible to become a member?  In mid-January, you should receive a letter from our advisor, Mrs. Nancy Rockey, informing you that you are eligible to become a member in the Eta Delta chapter of ABG®.  In late March, we hold an Induction Ceremony in the ETB Conference Room to honor our new members in front of friends and family.

Induction Ceremony Photos

Benefits of being a member  Recognition of individual academic achievement.  Leadership opportunities available through chapter officer positions.  Opportunity to have articles published in The Honors Journal, the official newsletter of ABG®.  Gold lapel pin, window decal, and membership card with hotel and car rental discounts  Networking opportunities with business leaders.

Benefits of being a member (cont.)  Opportunity to attend a National Leadership Conference held each Spring.  Opportunity to enter essay competitions with stipends.  Over $500,000 in scholarships to four-year colleges available for members.  Exclusive use of Alpha Beta Gamma® resume forms.

Benefits of being a member (cont.)  Distinctive membership certificate  Graduation stoles, tassels, and other regalia available for commencement.  Automatic inclusion into the National Dean’s List.

Yearly Activities of our Chapter  Semi-Annual Highway Cleanups near DE Fire School in Dover.  Semi-Annual NASCAR fundraisers at hospitality tents.  Semi-Annual events at the DE Hospital for the Chronically Ill  Monthly Meetings  Bake Sales  Annual Induction Ceremony  Donations to local community organizations  Chapter Newsletters  Annual National Leadership Conference

For More Information:  Please contact:  Advisor: Mrs. Nancy Rockey   Co-Advisor: Mr. David Pitts   Websites:  International:  Eta Delta Chapter: