Honor Society

Alpha Gamma Epsilon

Every semester, Clarks Summit University residential undergraduate students who have completed 57 credit hours with a 3.4 or better cumulative GPA are considered for induction into the Alpha Gamma Epsilon honor society.

The award honors both the scholastic achievement and character of a student. Students must also be approved by faculty as students with strong Christian character who support the standards, ideals and mission of the school.

The Greek letters making up the honor society’s name represent love, knowledge and self-discipline.

Dr. Bill Higley, vice president for academics, says, “induction into the Alpha Gamma Epsilon society is a unique honor. These students are selected by our CSU faculty because of their success in the classroom, their contribution to the CSU community and their demonstrated commitment to Christ in all they do. They are leaders on our campus, and acceptance into AGE is a recognition of that leadership.”

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