They would like to take quota and then get more girls afterwards....but they aren't aiming for total. But I'm sure that they can triple the colony before installation on April 4th.

We were all talking about it the other day and we came up with the fact that quota was so high might be because DG is a new chapter on campus and I think that sparked a lot of interest from new potential new members and also those that tried recruitment once before but didn't find their home. It looks like it did well for Case's Greek Community.

I haven't heard anything yet.....I had a busy day yesterday so I'll do some investigating tonight!

Alright....here are the results for DG at Case according to what the girls at our house know.

They pledged 17 new girls (which didn't hit quota but is still pretty good) and a great number (46) women have yet to sign bids with anyone so there is some great COB potential out there. I can see them having a chapter of 40 or so women before colonization.

I will try to find out how the rest of the chapters did there but that is all I have right now.....

I saw on the AXO website for Case Western they have 23 new members so I assume we got quota.

Phi Mu also got quota.

Alpha Phi at Case Western also got quota.

Congratulations too everyone who got quota - that is fantastic! And huge props to DG, because 17 with a colony of 13 is an amazing result, and the girls should be so proud of themselves.

(And while I don't know how Phi Rho or Sigma Psi did, I'm sure they have some wonderful new members - congrats to them too).


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Congrats to the newest initiates of Delta Gamma! The 38 women of the newly installed Theta Beta CHAPTER at Case Western Reserve University!!!

I attended their initiation today and it was very heartwarming! They were all so excited. It is sooo neat to experience someone else's initation ceremony and see how different and how similiar it is to your own!

How exciting to see a colony turn to a chapter! For me, it's definitely an experience I will never forget!!

Side note: Delta Sigma will be a year old on Tuesday!