The section of the company I work for is HUGE, and I'm sure there are plenty of Greeks here, but I only know of a few members of NPHC organizations:

2 Alphas
2 Deltas
1 Sigma
1 Omega
1 AKA

i work with a DST and introduced her to greek chat. i dont know if she has posted anything yet.

I work with a Tri-Sig, and one woman is an alum of a local. There are quite a few anti-Greek employees as well.

I *might* have a new job!! The Director is an AEPhi and that was definitely a point of contact for me (among other things). We'll see...

You know what? I have not run into any Greeks at my job. One time I wore one of my A Phi O shirts to work. People were trying to figure out the letters and asking me what sorority I was in.

I have asked various co-workers if they were in a sorority/GLO in college. So far, none have.

One page does want to join a sorority when she starts college this fall. I'm excited for her and hope she gets into the one of her choice.

My office is tiny (only about 10 people), but one of my fellow interns is an Alpha Phi, and another who just quit was a Sigma Kappa. :)

LOL not quite! I work for an architecture firm in Atlanta (I'm a landscape architect), and there are surprisingly some Greeks. See whether I can call some of them (updated version)

Used to be a Lambda Chi Alpha (Clemson), Phi Mu (Georgia?) and Alpha Chi Omega (GA Tech), but they're resigned about a year ago.

There's a Theta Delta Chi (me, Iowa State), Pi Kappa Alpha (Georgia) from the landscape architecture department. Then a Sigma Phi Epsilon (GA Tech) at the Marketing dept, Delta Zeta (Florida?) at the Interior dept. We also have a Phi Psi (Clemson), a founding father of Pi Kappa Phi (Clemson), Pi Kappa Phi (another one from Clemson), Phi Kappa Psi (Tennessee), Sigma Kappa (Auburn) all in architecture department.

Where do you work munchkin03?

I work in New York...most of the architects at my firm went to art schools or tech schools that didn't have Greek systems. I'm definitely the only one in my department (historic restorations).

I work with two Delta Zetas who just graduated like last week!

I know I've already posted on this thread, but my Kappa boss and Theta coworker sent me a FABULOUS arrangement of flowers to celebrate my installation as our city's alumnae panhellenic president...totally made my day!

I forgot to update...but...


I GOT THE JOB! I started on Monday and this position is an absolute dream. The work is already pouring onto me, but that's how I like it. There's so much to do all the time - never a dull moment.

And I found out that my Assistant Director at least *knows* about Greek Life. Soon I'll ask if he's Greek himself.

I got a new job at MasterCard recently. I was in the office of the Director of Health & Wellness (a very nice, poised, bright woman) and saw something pinned to her board - an ad for a KKG MasterCard.

I said, "You're a Kappa?" and she said,

"I am!"

I was happy she said "am" and not "was".

I'm a teacher, and I know of a Gamma Phi Beta, a Kappa Kappa Gamma, and an Alpha Omicron Pi within my department... don't know about the rest of the school (it's a big school). :)

Well its just a summer job but here's what we got:

A Phi Sig from Bridgewater State ( Moi! )
A Sigma Sigma Sigma from St. Joes PA
A Sigma Pi from Elon University
A _________ from UMass Amhearst.
I forget what he is. Oops.

My 16 new employees are:

2 Sigma Phi Epsilon
1 Phi Kappa Psi
1 Lambda Pi Chi

One of my newer coworkers has a stitched letter tote bag representing her honor society. :confused: I've honestly never in life seen anyone rep their honor society. But hey, whatever rubs your rhubarb.