Omicron Delta Kappa of Rutgers Camden

Hi everyone,

Our next general body meeting will be held free period Wed November 28th (room to be announced). In this meeting we will be going over the events for next semester, information on the T-shirt sales, and a bake sale volunteer opportunity for ODK next semester to help raise funds for the club. Please make sure to be present at this meeting!!

Welcome back to school, we hope that everyone's semester is off to a great start! Our first meeting will be Wednesday September 26th during free period in Armitage Hall room 206. At this meeting we will be going the general expectations of everyone for the year (the bylaws) as well as introducing ourselves and discussing our first event that will be held October 9th!

If anyone needs to get in touch with us for any reason, please reach out:
President: Tyler Paratore
Vice President: Maria Tyrrell
Secretary: Katrina DeWitt

We are now accepting applications for our new member class of Spring 2018! Apply today at:

Apply to Omicron Delta Kappa at Rutgers University – Camden – The Leadership Institute Apply to Omicron Delta Kappa at Rutgers University – Camden Posted January 31, 2018, in News. Rutgers University – Camden students who are going to be Juniors, Seniors, or Graduate students are welcome to apply to Omicron Delta Kappa, The National Leadership Honor Society, at Rutgers University ...

Happy Holidays OΔK'ers! As we close out another semester and run around checking off our holiday shopping lists, lets remember that not everybody may be as fortunate as we. Members of our own campus struggle with food insecurity. Rutgers-Camden Food Pantry can and does make a difference in many student lives and academic successes. Help our fellow students worry about one less thing this finals season and stop by Brian Everett's office in the Leadership Institute to donate appropriate canned and dry goods in the bin in front of his office.
215 N. 3rd Street, 1st Floor, Room 117B

Rutgers–Camden Food Pantry Serving the Underreported Population of Students Who Need Help : Rutgers-Camden Campus News It’s difficult to know just how many college students go without food because it’s a delicate topic to discuss, but nearly one million people in New Jersey – including many college students – are struggling with hunger, according to the hunger relief organization Feeding America.