Alpha Eta Rho History

What does AHP stand for?

Greek letters for “A” “I” “R”

What is AHP’s Motto?

Collegiate Aviation Leaders of Today… Aviation Industry Leaders of Tomorrow

What is AHP’s Mission Statement

Alpha Eta Rho is an intercollegiate non-profit organization that serves as a contact between the aviation industry and educational institutions to foster, promote, and mentor student leaders through education, charity, scholarship, and service, towards a successful professional career in the aviation and aerospace industries.

Who is the founder of AHP?

Earl W. Hill

How long was Earl W. Hill President for?

21 years

Where and when was AHP founded?

University of Southern California, April 10th, 1929

Where is the AHP National Headquarters?

St. Louis, MO

How many active AHP chapters are there currently?

About 60

When was the AHP Chapter at FIT founded?

September 1974

Why is our chapter called Sigma Alpha?

College of Aeronautics used to be called the School of Aeronautics, Greek Letters for SA

Who is the current AHP National President

Cathy Blessing

Who was the first AHP Alumni to serve as the National President?

Robert Clement

AHP National Presidents in order

Earl W. Hill, Marshall Benedict, John Goodwin, Ray Mertes, Gene Kropf, Harold Wood, Wayne White, Ronald Kelly, Robert Clement, Toni Mensching, Scott Vlasek, Robert Clement, Tom Frasca, Cathy Blessing

What is the Greek Alphabet

Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, Epsilon, Zeta, Eta, Theta, Iota, Kappa, Lambda, Mu, Nu, Xi, Omicron, Pi, Rho, Sigma, Tau, Upsilon, Phi, Chi, Psi, Omega