Romophos is a sophomore class honorary at The Ohio State University. Committed to service, scholarship, and leadership, Romophos members make a difference at Ohio State and in the Columbus community. The organization was founded in March of 1932 by the members of that year’s graduating class to form a link between the freshman and sophomore classes, and to aid in service projects. The name, Romophos, is derived from the word “sophomore” (just spell it backwards!). Romophos has been inducting new classes of Rocks into the honorary since 1932. Romophos’ primary objectives during the school year are to put on “Battle of the Bands,” a competition of local bands, held at the Newport, as well as the “rock, Paper, Scissors Tournament,” this year held during Homecoming Week on the South Oval. All proceeds earned from both of these events benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Columbus.
How to Apply:
Online applications are available to be filled out online at:http://romophos.org.ohio-state.edu