Over the years, I visited:

Penn State
Allegheny College
Waynesburg College (now closed)
West Virginia University
West Liberty College
University of Maryland
University of Virginia
Longwood College
Emory University
Georgia Tech
University of Washington
UCLA

I also visited our International Headquarters in Atlanta, and Georgia Wesleyan, where Alpha Delta Pi was founded.


Visiting our chapter (that I know of) were sisters of:

Allegheny College
West Virginia University
Penn State
University of Oregon
Kansas State
Susquahannah University
Gettysburg College
University of Maryland

Question for Alumnae: Do you at least stop at, if not visit, chapters of your GLO when you're in a new town?

I was at Howard in April of '04.

I just got back from University of Illinois. The campus is BEAUTIFUL and so are my SORORS!:D

The Alpha chapter of SLG makes a habit of visiting Gamma chapter, since we are the only chapters in our home state, and especially since there are a lot of "Gamma Family" connections between Alpha and Gamma chapters. I love those girls. I'm looking forward to visiting the many chapters in Illinois while I'm home for the holidays. YAY for Gammas in IL!!!

visiting chapters
 

visiting chapters often will produce some good ideas to take back.
Some hostile ones will become friends, or vice versa. Be sure to
notify the chapter in advance, tho, as an example, in the fall of
'57 or so, over 50 pledges from Central Mo, about 30 from Emporia, and two or three others, knocked at the door of TKE at
Kansas U, all wanting "racks" (beds) and a party. Their lifestyles
were considerably different than the KU ones and there was no
way they could all be fed and accommodated. A lamentable impasse to say the least. But there were a couple of dozen TKE
chapters within driving distance. The moral--make arrangements
ahead, far ahead, for that visit or pledge sneak.
Larger fraternities become less hospitable if visiting brothers do
not consider their "space."
I have been to over 200 TKE chapters, but Buckwheat, I think, has
been to them all. At any rate, extend your hand, do.

Went to Region IV Regionals in Alabama
Section 74 2004 Sectionals in Tallahassee with Iota Rho hosting
5 chapter meetings at Psi Omega this semester
Inductions at Alpha Delta Nu as well as other events
Had 13 brothers in my apartment during the hurricane from Alpha Delta Nu, Alpha Gamma Rho, and Beta Omicron.
Chartering of my chapter: Tau, Psi Omega, almost the entire chapter of Alpha Delta Nu, Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Delta Tau, University of Tampa interest group.

I am going to Nationals!

You had sisters of WVU visit your chapter? If you mean sisters of Alpha Delta Pi.. we dont have that sorority here.

They did at one point in time. Just because a sorority isn't on a campus now doesn't mean they weren't before.

I had never heard of ADPi being here before. I know we used to have KD until like 3 years ago I think but they were kicked off. I just assumed that the girl who said she had visited ADPi's here was still in college, and I didn't think they had been here recently, I've never heard anything about them.

They left in 1987, I believe. Honeychile is an alumna.

And what is it with you and bringing up negative things about other groups on your campus? How exactly is KD leaving campus have anything to do with this thread?

How would you feel if someone started bad mouthing your chapter?

You're wearing your letters on this board. Represent them like a lady.

I think you're totally misunderstanding what I'm saying. I was NOT talking down KD, I wasn't even here when they left WVU, some of my older sisters were. I seriously wasnt saying anything bad about them, I was just using their sorority saying that that was the only one I had heard of leaving my school recently. I didn't know ADPi had been here 15 years ago.

I will be visiting Delta Gamma's Alpha Psi chapter at Ole Miss this weekend! :D

Some of the stellar alumnae of Alpha Delta Pi were from the Alpha Upsilon - WVU chapter, including one of my favorite ADPis, Pam Lewis. At least two of the alumnae in our hierarchy are from WVU, and a major ADPi scholarship is named after a late sister, Betty Riley Miller, AU.

The house is now owned by another fraternity or sorority - I forget which one, but I've emailed Pam to find out. It's on a corner, three stories high, with a lot of large glass windows in the front. I spent the night there, so I do know that the chapter existed.

I see you're fairly new on GreekChat; we try to save our snarky attitudes for when they're needed.

Oh OK I didn't know ADPi was here and that you were an alumna. Sorry about that. :) I'm not sure which sorority house that might be.. maybe sigma kappa?

I wasn't trying to have a bad attitude, just confused about ADPi's existence here. Thanks for clearing it up!

Just so you understand, I'm NOT an alumna of the WVU chapter. I just know a LOT of sisters from there who would probably cry if they thought that they had been completely forgotten.

I still haven't heard from Pam (who did go to WVU) about which GLO now owns the house, but I'll post it when I hear (along with which years it was there).

No I know you arent an alumna of the WVU chapter. Please let me know what house used to be the old ADPi house when you find out, I'm curious!

I wonder if it was the AOTT house. It has really large windows.....but I can't remember if it's on the corner or not. Really pretty house tho.

AOPi is on a corner and their house DOES have a lot of big windows in the front. I agree, their house is really pretty.. I think the Kappa house is gorgeous from the outside, too.

Yes I like the Kappa house too. I think all the houses are nice except for 2.

I bet you know which two I'm talking about but I won't say which ones because as you can see people get easily offended here.

Yeah we do have pretty nice sorority houses, and yes I know which two youre talking about. ;) I think that building near E Moore Hall would be such a pretty sorority house.. I dont know the name of it or what its even used for, but its that big gray stone one with the white balcony. Do you know when Sig Ep's house is going to be finished? I heard its supposed to be done by spring but it looks like theyre a long way off..?

I think you're talking about the Puriton House. It has offices inside and the inside isn't very nice. But it looks nice on the outside.

I'm not sure when the Sig Ep house will be done. I'm guessing it will be done by the END of spring. You know how construction goes here (i.e. Moutainlair parking garage) :rolleyes:

Oh I've never been inside the Puriton House, I didn't know it wasn't nice.

The Mountainlair parking garage situation is ridiculous. Luckily I walk to all my classes but on the weekend it sucks having to find a spot at BB&T or anywhere else. I was already towed from there once this year, but is there anyone that hasnt been towed in Morgantown?? :p

Visited us at Gamma Alpha:
Cal State San Bernadino (Eta Beta)
UCSD (Zeta Sigma)
Chico (Delta Alpha, now closed)
Oregon (Theta Rho)
UC Davis (Gamma Sigma)
Sonoma State (Eta Nu)

I've only visited UCLA (Beta Gamma)....

Stan,

You should come to cleveland sometime and meet some of the members of the Delta Sig Colony at Cleveland State, Dude. Those guys are very cool.

I haven't been towed *yet* haha.

But don't park in the lot in front of Bent Willey's. They tow EVERYONE at 2 a.m. regardless of if you have time left on your meter or not. Luckily last weekend the tow truck guy told me and my friend we should move our car since we had just made it downtown at 1:55 ;)

Ok sorry for hijacking.

Since we (Sacramento State) are a smaller chapter, the ADPi's at Chico always help out w/ our formal recuritment. At Chico they are huge (well to us 100+ is huge).

Okay, Alpha Delta Pi went off of WVU's campus in the 1980's, and my WVU sister said that she thinks AOTT bought the house. Whichever GLO it was, they only had to change one letter!