Alpha Lambda Delta (ALD) is a National Honor Society for first year students, the University of Connecticut chapter was founded on April 26th, 1964. ALD’s mission is to encourage academic achievement, promote intelligent living, and a continued high standard of learning and assist students in identifying and developing meaningful goals for their unique roles in society.

Today, ALD comprises over 400+ chapters across the United States and has initiated over 1 million lifetime members. Nationally, ALD is certified with the Association of College Honor Societies (ACHS).

Why UConn ALD Exists

From day one of college, you are among many high-achieving peers and UConn ALD provides:

• A community of scholars who share your academic ambition.
• Opportunities for leadership, social connection, and service.
• Access to scholarships, fellowships, and recognition.
• Events and programming aimed at personal, academic, and professional  growth.

What We Do

Being an ALD member is the more than a line on your transcript. At UConn, our chapter engages in:

• Academic and Professional Development Workshops where you work on study skills, time management skills, and career planning.
• Social and Member Events are held by the Executive Board, where we host Game Nights, General Meetings, and more!
• Recognition and Awards to spotlight outstanding members each year.
• National Scholarships and Fellowship Opportunities that are available to all ALD Members.