Zeta Tau Alpha will welcome Kappa Chi (Chapter #236) at Shorter College in Rome, GA this weekend!

Re: last chapter
 

when was the IUPUI chapter installed as a chapter??

Alpha Delta Pi's newest chapter is Theta Alpha which was just installed a couple of weeks ago in Missouri! :)

I forget what Phi Sig's MOST recent one is... but I know it's Iota somethin' like Iota Epsilon ?? I'll look it up...

ACK!!! I didn't know when that would happen!!

*happy dance!*

Highest chapter designation is my own chapter, Beta Epsilon.

We did Alpha->Omega, Alpha Alpha->Alpha Omega, Epsilon Alpha->Epsilon Omega, Phi Alpha->Phi Omega, then we started at Beta Alpha.

We don't have a special chapter designation for the deceased, or for alum initiates (we do not do AI as a rule).

Ours is rare - there were three last year. But who knows what the future holds?

We did what AEPhi did except with our own letters, we did Alpha through Omega then Delta Alpha through Delta Omega, then Phi Alpha through Phi Omega then Epsilon Alpha through Epsilon Omega and then went back to Beta Alpha to Beta Omega. We are on Gamma Delta (U of TX at Kingsville) but we have since re-charted Delta Epsilon at Drexel University in Philadelphia which was a format chapter.

Our next colony would be named Gamma Epsilon at it's chartering.

Denise

ADPi chapter.
 

Before the new Theta Alpha girls, The newest was Eta Omega chapter, located at Centre College in Danville, Kentucky. I think they colonized in 2000?

Our oldest active chapter is Delta chapter at University of Texas, Austin.

Our AI program initiates have the chapter designation of Omega Alpha.

We don't skip any letters in our designations.

If I remember correctly, our newest chapter at Arizona State is Pi Zeta. Incidentally, we have no Eta line of chapters, either.

This made me think and I realized Kappa doesn't have any Alpha ______ chapters, either (besides Alpha deuteron, Monmouth, our founding chapter). Early on in our years some chapters took over designations from other chapters that had already closed. For example, the chapter at the University of Iowa, chartered in 1882, was originally just Zeta, as the first Zeta chapter had closed a few years prior. Then at our 1890 convention, the fraternity decided to rename those chapters that had taken on dormant chapters designations with a Beta preceeding the letter to show they were the second chapter to have that designation. So the chapter at Iowa became known as Beta Zeta. I'm guessing they just decided to keep with the Beta _______ names and move through the alphabet that way.

We don't have an AI program, so AFAIK there is no special chapter designation for them. I don't believe there is a chapter designation for those members who have passed on, either.

I could be wrong, but I don't think we have a Mu line, either.

Mu Psi, founded just a couple weeks ago at Central Florida.