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Welcome to Alpha Tau Omega: Theta Kappa! We are dedicated to showcasing the vibrant events and community of our fraternity at New Mexico State University. Join us in celebrating brotherhood, leadership, and service while supporting our mission through donations and participation.
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Rush Week Fall 2025

Rush Eligibility
Students interested in rushing ATO must be full-time credit students at NMSU, maintain a 2.5 GPA or above, and attend a Greek 101 meeting hosted by the university. Meeting these requirements ensures you’re prepared to fully participate in the brotherhood and all the opportunities ATO offers.,

Meet The Taus Cookout
Monday, Sept 8 – 6:30 PM
Corbett Outdoor Stage
Kick off Rush Week with food, fun, and a chance to meet the brothers and learn more about ATO.

Mario Kart Night
Tuesday, Sept 9 – 6:15 PM
Hardman and Jacobs, Room 210
Show off your skills in Mario Kart, hang out, and get to know the brothers in a relaxed, competitive setting.

Tau Toss Up Volleyball
Wednesday, Sept 10 – 7:30 PM
NMSU Activity Center, Court 2
Join us for volleyball and friendly competition! Everyone is welcome to play or cheer on the brothers.

Greek 101
The IFC, along with Dean Goodman and Dr. Edwards, will host a Greek 101 session on Friday, September 12, 2025, from 10:00 to 11:00 AM MDT. This session is designed for students interested in joining Greek life and provides an informative overview of expectations, opportunities, and how to navigate common situations in a safe and supportive environment.

Fall Rush 2025 Shirts
Brothers who pledge after participating in Rush Week and plan to join will receive an official ATO Rush Week shirt. Alumni or parents interested in ordering a shirt or learning more about the chapter can reach out to Emiliano Gamez.
Develop Your Story
Joining a fraternity offers more then just Social Connection- It provides a foundation for personal growth, leadership development, and lifelong friendships. Fraternities like Alpha Tau Omega help students build confidence, take on leadership roles, and make a real impact on campus and the community.
Our Leadership

Aiden Mitchell
President
Contact: aidenm@nmsu.edu
The reason why I joined my local chapter was to get more involved on campus whilst meeting a group of guys that really resonated with me initially while a freshman. What sold it for me was how close the group was which I got in my time with the guys. It's been a line of support and a foundation for my time through University.

Emiliano Gamez
Vice President
Secondary Education Major
Contact: emilianogamez196@gmail.com
I was born and raised in Las Cruces and found ATO during my freshman year at NMSU. Since then, I’ve gained valuable philanthropic experience, developed as a leader, and built lasting friendships. As Vice President, I’m committed to strengthening alumni relationships to create networking opportunities for brothers and working toward the long-term goal of securing a chapter house.

Kevin Huerta
Recruitment Chairman
Major: HRTM
Contact: k3v1n11@nmsu.edu
From Our Members
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ATO?
Alpha Tau Omega (or "ATO") is America's Leadership Development Fraternity, fostering invaluable social and professional skills alongside universities across the country since 1865. "Theta Kappa" is New Mexico State University's (NMSU's) ATO chapter, and has proudly been chartered since 1976.
What values does ATO promote?
Alpha Tau Omega promotes values such as academics, brotherhood, integrity, leadership, and service to others, which guide our actions and decisions as a fraternity.
How can I stay updated on Theta Kappa events?
You can stay updated on our events by following us on social media and subscribing to our newsletter through our website.
Drop Us a Line!
Interested in connecting with us about events, rush, alumni info, or more? Send us a quick message below and we'll do our best to get back to you asap.
Help us make a difference!
We're funded primarily by dues from our members, and pay for various expenses to maintain the chapter, fund leadership development events, travel to National Fraternity conferences, and more every year. To keep dues as low as possible, charitable donations are always appreciated, and anything helps!