Alpha Epsilon Lambda is an interdisciplinary honor society for graduate students who have at least a 3.85 or higher and 12 graduate hours. This international honorary was established in 1990 by a University of Florida graduate student, John Capece, who provided the concept, structure, and resources for the society. AEL’s purpose is to promote ethics, intellectual achievement, and leadership among graduate students.
Membership in AEL is a competitive national honor, which recognized graduate students who excel in both leadership and scholarly endeavors. Candidate selected for membership consideration must demonstrate campus and community leadership, as well as a record of excellent scholarship. Specifically, members must have:
Note: AEL does not currently have an active chapter at The University of Alabama for the 2018-19 academic year, so they will not be accepting applicants or inviting applicants at this time.
