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Alpha Phi's Omega chapter is at the University of Texas. Deceased alumnae enter the Silent Chapter.
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Our Nationals uses Chapter Eternal
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Delta Gamma's Omega chapter is at the University of Wisconson-Madison.
I don't know if we have a chapter for deceased members. |
AOII's chapter for our members who have passed is called the Alpha Omega Chapter - my grandmother is a member!
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We use Chapter Eternal to refer to deceased brothers.
And Sigma Nu doesn't use Omega in chapter designations. Kitso KS 361 |
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D Phi E uses chapter eternal for deceased members. Our Omega chapter is located at the University of Miami.
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Alpha Xi Delta also uses chapter eternal for deceased members. Our Omega chapter is at Stetson Univ. in Florida.
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Deceased members enter the Bond Eternal
Omega, Pittsburgh, just recently closed. |
Alpha Sigma Phi reserves Omega as the chapter designation for deceased brethren. When listing them, the chapter and year initiated is first and then the year the member entered Omega follows. For example: Louis Manigault (our principal founder) - Alpha 1845/Omega 1899.
Likewise, no Greek letter combination ending in Omega is used as well to name chapters. My chapter was the 24th installed in Alpha Sigma Phi, however since Omega is not used we're the first double-letter chapter (Alpha Alpha). |
Our Omega Chapter is SMU and is closed.
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Our Omega chapter was at Louisiana State University, but it closed back in 1985.
Our Alumnae Initiates are members of the Omega Alpha chapter, so I don't think ADPi has a chapter designation for deceased sisters...I believe they're still considered members of their collegiate chapter. edited to correctly identify our AI chapter |
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*I'm hoping to rectify not being at a convention next year in Phoenix, however! |
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