Well, as far as I know, and from what I hear from my recruitment counselor, she has told me that at the Panhellenic meetings, they have told her that Theta is coming back in the spring. I dont know how rush for them will go, but I do know that they're going to be there.

I am a charter member of the Delta Gamma chapter at Auburn and this was the way recruitment was done for us: there was an information meeting, and then the next day, we had one on one interviews. The following day was a preference party, then Bid Day was the next day!

I would love to see Theta return!

Well, thanks for everything! and AUDeltaGam, or anyone, if they here something about Theta at Auburn, lemmie know! :)

We're looking for a national, and we're looking at Kappa Alpha Theta seriously. We're at Lyon, here in in Batesville, AR. We're small, but hopefully we'll find someone!!

Best of Luck with that!!!!!

Sorry for crashing, but I'd like to echo kddani's thought: once Pitt's sororities stabilize, Theta needs to return! It's just not the same without Theta!

Bumping this thread to see if anyone has changed their minds since their last post and for new members to this forum to respond :)

In addition to my list at the beginning of this thread, I would also like to see Theta colonize at the following universities in the state of Kentucky (because I live here!):

Western Kentucky University
University of Louisville
Transylvania University
Georgetown College
Bellarmine University
Northern Kentucky University

Auburn
 

I was a KAO at Auburn graduating in 1998. I hope that Theta recolonizes but fixes some problems that were happening when I graduated. We kept getting on social probation for making like a 3.0 AVG but the ASA was a 3.2 or something so the entire sorority got put on social probation and had to cancel all parties previously planned with other sororities and fraternities. I wish they could have just not let those not making grades not go. Well It screwed us over with the rest of the greek organizations and new members and even old members got tired of paying dues and not getting any socials- so many quit and therefore we had money problems. We had great girls but lost many of them for these stupid reasons that our advisors could have prevented). We had one of the most down to earth welcoming sisters at Auburn and I hope that will continue (without regional advisors sending down death sentences on socials which what led to our decolonization)

I talked with someone at nationals and my name is on the list to help out with any recolonization efforts.
I want to bring Theta back with lots of support of alum to make it at such a competitive place like AU. WAR EAGLE And hopefully Well be back!!!

Grades are always a tricky issue. So are finding competent advisors with priorities where they should be and an ABC that works with the entire board on all issues pertaining to the chapter instead of only with a few advisors and keeping the rest in the dark about everything else (except on issues that pertained only to their office).

I want to see us back at Auburn badly!!! :)

I was just looking at Panhellenic websites and was thinking the same thing! Plus every chapter should be able to have Kite and Key.

What is Kite & Key? I'm assuming it has something to do with Kappa, but we dont have a Kappa chapter on my campus.

It's just an event to celebrate that Theta and Kappa were founded in the same year. Some chapters have a formal, others semi-formals, still others do philanthropy together. My chapter has a theme party at a venue in town and our Greek Advisor loves it.

That sounds so cool! :)

UVa
 

I'm looking for information regarding Delta Chi chapter at UVa. I found their website. I fear the UVa chapter might be inactive as the info hasn't been updated in some time. My daughter is a high school junior and is visiting UVa, W&L, W&M, Richmond, Vandy, UNC, Emory and more. I want her to also visit the Theta chapters when we visit each campus.

I would contact HQ about that chapter. They will have the most current contact information available for you.