Arkansas Tech University students representing the Gamma Zeta chapter of Alpha Gamma Rho attended a leadership institute in Kansas City, Mo., during the final weekend of January.
The Alpha Gamma Rho Top Leaders Institute provides students with access to leadership training so they can take those skills home to their respective campuses.
According to information provided by the organization, Alpha Gamma Rho is a “social-professional fraternity to make better men, providing each and every brother superior lifelong personal development and professional success since 1904.”
ATU was presented at the event by students Ben Bell, Fernando Flores and Caden Brown. They were accompanied by Dr. Bryan Rank, ATU associate professor of agriculture and Alpha Gamma Rho chapter advisor.
Visit www.atu.edu/agri-tourism to learn more about academic programs and student development opportunities provided by the ATU agriculture program.
