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True to its motto,��“First in Scholarship and Leadership,” ��is the premier nationally recognized honor society for adult learners with a 75-year established history in higher education. Alpha Sigma Lambda represents the top non-traditional students for more than 300 institutions across the United States, including ����ֱ�� University’s Mu Chapter.

To be eligible for this prestigious academic organization, CPS students must:

• Rank in the top 20 percent of those qualified
• Have earned a minimum of 24 ����ֱ�� credits
• Maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.2

Ever since the Mu Chapter’s founding in 1958, CPS has been a participating member in Alpha Sigma Lambda. Among those who signed the charter were high-profile University officials including:

Rev. James A. Donnellon, O.S.A., University president from 1954-59;
Rev. John J. Curran, previous vice president for Financial Affairs;
Rev. Joseph J. Boyle, O.S.A., previous vice president for Academic Affairs;
Sister M. Alma Lawler, R.S.M., previous dean of the Nursing Division;
Dr. Eugene Powers, previous dean of the Evening Division & the chapter’s faculty advisor