Wellllllll - It's not in a class but it is on campus. I just saw a pic of one of the Deans for Nyack College and noticed she was wearing what looked like an ivy leaf. I was like AKA??? But, I haven't had a chance to ask her.

What do you all think?
http://www.nyackcollege.edu/2004content.php?id=172

(Or do I just have Greek fever?????? And, I think I see Greeks everywhere?? LOL!)

Woops - BTW - if you see various typos on that page, don't worry...I'm trying to get the school to fix them!

I'd place my bets that she's an AKA. I saw a woman wearing a very similar pin today.

Modern Dance
3 KDs
1 Pi Phi
1 Gamma Phi Beta
1 Chi Omega
1 Kappa

Classical literature
1 Chi Omega
5 KDs
3 SigEps

Sociology of Sports
1 KD (Me)
1 Pi Phi
1 Phi Psi
1 Theta Chi

physiological Psychology
2 KDs
3 Sig Taus
1 Phi Psi
1 SigEp
1 Chi Omega
1 Tri Delt
1 Gamma Phi Beta
1 Kappa

Well, I'm interning, which techincally isn't a class, but I get class credit for it so...

I work closely with a Delta Sigma Theta, and have parked next to a car with a Kappa Alpha Psi license plate frame, and when I have visited schools, two principals have had fraternity plaques in their offices (one Alpha Phi Alpha and one Kappa Alpha Psi).

Yesterday, in the parking lot, I saw a KD car from Auburn, but I don't know who it belonged to.

:)

Well, the only people I ever see are in my major. So my senior meteorology class includes:
1 KD (myself)
1 Kappa
1 Phi Mu Alpha
2 Sigma Chis
1 Pi Phi

In some of my classes that the juniors mix into, we've got a Phi Sig, a handful of Tri-Delts, a Sig Ep, and a Gamma Phi

In my class for the honors college, it's just me and a Pi Phi (same one as up there). We get funny looks for wearing our letters :rolleyes: Too bad the all-sorority GPA is a 3.3, and they don't know that!

It's been confirmed by another faculty member. Dr. Simons is an ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA.

I was also told that there are a number of Greek faculty members. Such good news! Nyack College doesn't have Greek life so there aren't many Greeks (only ones that transfer and I've never seen any.)

Chemistry ~ 300ish students
5 ADPis
1 KD
1 KKG
1 AXiD

Microbiology ~175ish students
1 ZTA
1 KKG
1 SigEp

Medical Self Assessment ~ 80ish students
1 LXA
2 EXs
1 ZTA
1 ADPi
1 AXiD
1 KKG
2 XOs
2 KDs

English Lit ~ 20ish students
2 Thetas
2 Kappas
1 LXA

Spring quarter begins this week...and already have more greeks than ever in my classes....haha (im an engineering major...not many are seen...obviously especially not girls)....but this quarter im not taking many engineering courses...so....


Spanish: 1 Alpha Pi Sigma

Calculus: 1 Lambda Theta Phi, 2 Sigma Chi's

Elec. Egr: nobody

History: 1 ZTA, 1 Chi Omega, 1 Sigma Chi

Poli Sci: 1 ZTA, 1 SAE


and this is after one day of class....im sure I'll find more..in my classes last (winter) quarter...I didn't find out some people were greek until like halfway through...and since I never posted them,..here....

Calculus: 1 Sigma Chi, 2 SigEps, 2 Zeta Phi Rhos

English: 2 Sigma Kappas, 2 Chi Omegas, 1 Kappa Delta, 1 Sigma Nu pledge

Composition: 1 Sigma Kappa, 4 Chi Omegas, 1 (ex) ZTA

k, i take it back...last quarter was like greek city for me...but yea....

crazy stuff...and in all....a Pi K A!!!

Poli Sci Class
1 ADPi
1 GPhiB
2 Phi Sigma Sigma
1 Sigma Pi
1 Theta Chi
and me (AST)
(all we need is an SAE and we'd have every sorority/fraternity representing)

Intro to China
just me and 2 other sisters

Organizational Behavior
1 Sigma Pi
and me

I have classes with an Alpha Phi, Alpha Psi Lambda and Sigma Phi Epsilon.

I go to class with a few Greeks.

In Political Science (which is around 500 people...so I can't get too accurate):

4 ZTA
1 ODPhi
2 LXA
5 or 6 Kappa Sigs
3 Sigma Psi Etas (a local sorority)
1 Sigma Lambda Gamma

In Chemistry:
2 Sigma Psi Etas
1 Kappa Sig
1 LXA

In the rest of my classes, I have no Greeks.

i rarely see graduate students wearing letters. i was hoping to see different GLOs from their undergraduate schools. every now and then i will wear my letters to class.

I'm a graduate student, and I wear letters all the time. So do several graduate greeks I know, but maybe its just my campus (Ga Tech).