Aleph Yodh He
Aleph Yodh He (איה) was an professional Medical Fraternity for Jewish Students.[1]
History[]
The Fraternity had three divisions, its Eastern functioning as Aleph Yodh He, a Middle Western section functioning as Zeta Mu Phi and the Western functioning as Phi Lambda Kappa.[1][2] At a convention in 1921, these three divisions merged into Phi Lambda Kappa.[2]
Chapter List[]
As of 1915:[1]
- 1908, Alpha, Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery
- 1910, Beta, College of Physicians and Surgeons (Chicago)
- 1912, Gamma, Jenner Medical College.
- 1913, Delta, Loyola University (Bennett Medical College).
- 1914, Epsilon, University of Pennsylvania.
- 1914, Zeta, Jefferson Medical College.
- 1914, Eta, Medico Chirurgical College (Philadelphia).
- 1914, Theta, University of Maryland
- 1914, Iota, Temple University
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