Good call, i'd forgotton about them :)

I was just going to post them....


There is the fraternit, which is single sex male and then the society which is co-ed. I really do like the idea of the organization doing this and some of the reasoning behind it.

Many chapters of St. Anthony Hall are also co-ed. That might be another option.

www.stanthonyhall.org

how many Local Glos are at your school?

We're the only one

St. A's is not the only one. I think Psi U and Delta Phi are as well(local option)

your the only local Greek letter org at keene state? Last time i checked there website they had 1 fraternity 1 coed which must be you and a hand full of sororities. My reasoning behind this was the fact that they only give you two years to become national but i was under the impression that only 1 national was allowed to start at any level on campus? maybe im wrong but if theres a number of locals that must go national and they can only do it one at a time , that seems pretty rediculous.

Sorry, I misread your original question. We're the only co-ed fraternity on our campus, but there are more local GLO's than national.

And, KSC wants us all to be "in the process of going national" within two years. I've never heard anything about only one GLO allowed to go national at a campus, but we'll learn more when we go to some Greek-life conference ths Spring.

St. A
 

Hey All,

I'm a member of St. Anthony Hall. If expanding is something you're looking into then you might want to check with our national and see if they have any ideas. At times they have entertained the idea of expanding with pre-existing groups.