Alpha Epsilon Delta

Alpha Epsilon Delta - Health Pre-Professional Honor Society

 AED


Alpha Epsilon Delta (ΑΕΔ) is the National Health Pre-Professional Honor Society. They pride themselves in philanthropy, volunteerism, and exceptional academics. They help shape the future leaders of tomorrow's healthcare by encouraging them to excel both inside and outside of the classroom. They are dedicated to the encouragement and recognition of excellence in professional health scholarship, including medicine, dentistry, veterinary, as well as others. The society welcomes all students engaged in the pursuit of a professional healthcare career. AED offers opportunities for intellectual and professional development through forums for students with common interests and by extending a program of service to benefit the university and community. AED functions both as an honor society and service organization. This dual role is reflective in the societal structure and chapter activities.

CMU is the proud home of the first AED chapter in the state of Missouri.

Latest News

We are meeting each Thursday at 10 am in 407 Steadman.

Current AED Officers

  • Sam Doisy - President
  • Will DeLaughter - Vice President
  • Zane Meyer - Secretary
  • Ryan Fouts - Treasurer
  • Audrey Langlotz - Social Media Reporter

Upcoming Schedule:

September:

  • 19th - Careers in science
  • 26th - Dietitian

October:

  • 10th - Army - Stop the bleec course
  • 17th - Alum zoom
  • 24th - Sim lab @ Thogmorton
  • 31st - Speech and Language Pathologist

November:

  • 7th  -  Admissions Recruiter CUKC - chiropractor school
  • 14th - Alum zoom
  • 21st - Sanford trip
  • 28th - Thanksgiving

December:

  • 7th  -  Inductions and senior send-off 

Social Media: 

Alpha Epsilon Delta on Facebook
Alpha Epsilon Delta on Instagram

Hear From a Recent AED Alums

Kylie Limback

" aed-kylie-limback.pngI am from rural Waverly, Missouri and attended Central Methodist University from 2016-2020, where I spent my last year at the Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences, where I am currently attending medical school through the CMU-KCU Partnership Program. I majored in Biology and minored in Chemistry during my time at CMU. I also played varsity volleyball at CMU and was involved in many clubs around campus. KCU is a wonderful medical school, and I am learning a lot about how to become the best physician I can for the future. I am currently undecided about what specialty I want to pursue and hope to discover that during my 3rd & 4th year clinical rotations. This summer I was accepted for the KCU Summer Student Research Fellowship of 2020 where I will be helping conduct research on Muscle Dystrophy."

LandeweeCaitlyn Landewee

“I am from Leopold, Missouri and I attended Central Methodist University from 2015-2019. I majored in Biology and minored in chemistry. I was a member of the Conservatory Singers and also involved in many other clubs on campus. I am currently attending Ross University School of Medicine in Barbados. I am learning a lot about medicine and how to be a great physician while also learning a lot about the culture of the beautiful island. I hope to specialize in pediatrics, but that could change when I start clinicals in the last 2 years of medical school.“

Advisor: Dr. Ania Slusarz