Alpha Gamma Rho is a national social/professional fraternity with over 70 chapters at universities across the United States. We are the Omega Chapter, at the University of New Hampshire. We are a group of hard working men, devoted to our fraternity and our brothers. We maintain a positive image on the UNH Campus, socializing regularly with other fraternities and sororities, reaching out to the campus as a whole, participating regularly in philanthropy and community service projects and acheiving academic excellence. Mostly, we work together and we have fun together. So, what is Alpha Gamma Rho you ask? Well, here you go:

The Purpose of Alpha Gamma Rho

To make better men and through them a broader and better agriculture by surrounding our members with influences tending to encourage individual endeavor, resourcefulness and aggressive effort along lines making for the development of better mental, social, moral and physical qualities; to promote a wider acquaintance and a broader outlook on the part of agricultural men through fellowship in a national organization that stands for the best social, mental and moral development.

What we value
1. Exemplary personal character and ethical conduct
2. Commitment to academic excellence
3. Commitment to interpersonal growth and management experiences resulting from group living
4. Lifelong relationships, commitment and support among collegiates and alumni
5. Quality membership growth and diversity of membership representing all eligible men
6. Caring, capable, and committed advisers, alumni, and housemothers
7. Sound financial management at the personal, chapter, and national fraternity levels
8. Local responsibility and control with proactive national direction and standards
9. Professional leadership to support the food/fiber and life sciences industry

Key Goals
1. Grow AGR Membership and leadership presence worldwide
2. Maximize individual and professional development for all brothers
3. Endow programs and services

Alpha Gamma Rho is a fraternity built on the ideals of Agriculture and the Life Sciences, so an appreciation of the field is necessary. Though many AGR's have majors in the Life Sciences and Agriculture, we also contain members from various other majors on campus as well.