Alpha Epsilon Delta (AEΔ) is an international honor society for pre-medical students and the largest pre-med organization in the United States. AEΔ is also the world's largest honor society exclusively serving pre-medical education, with a membership exceeding 124,000 in 174 chapters.

On April 28, 1926, fifteen premedical students at the University of Alabama met with Dr. Jack Montgomery, premedical advisor and professor of organic chemistry, to formalize the organization of a new premedical honor society. Baylor University, Samford University, The University of Texas, and the University of South Carolina established chapters in 1928/29. At the first national convention at the University of Alabama on April 18, 1930, ten members representing five chapters and one petitioning group were in attendance. From these modest beginnings, AEΔ has today become the world's largest Honor Society exclusively serving premedical education, with a membership exceeding 144,000 in 186 chapters. In 1949, AEΔ was incorporated in the State of Michigan. In February 1962, the Society was reincorporated in the District of Columbia as a nonprofit, educational organization.

AEΔ at Johns Hopkins is involved in a number of activities in addition to its being a portal for members and other premeds to receive guidance and assistace through the medical school preparation process. Some of these activities include medically-related community service events, mentoring underclassmen students, tutoring for premedical classes, and a lecture series each semester that brings prominent names in the medical profession to speak to undergraduates.

For more information, or to participate in any AEΔ activities, please contact one of our executive board members:

President Vice President Committee Chair Secretary Treasurer Counselor Historian/Webmaster

Stephanie Huang Katherine Su Gayathree Murugappan Shannon O'Connor Chris Louie Priya Kamath Ashley Colletti