You were clear. I just couldn't pass up the opportunity to point it out. :D ;)

Money, it takes lots of money. Oh yeah and Chapter Consultants and alumnae who are willing to become involved and STAY involved.

Hey katherine by the way ... anyway I think sororities in the south must be so diffferent from the north ... there are basically a big three or four down here that everyone knows ... my sorority isn't one of them so I tell people which one i am in and they look at me like I am crazy ...

is tri delt and chio and the other big ones still colonizing chapters???

expansion
 

I was involved in an expansion presentation a few years ago. Our GLO had several other chapters within a 50 mile radius and a huge roomful of alumnae present. The other GLO already on this campus did not vote for us to be invited ,rather supported another smaller GLO that had less support in the area.

We were told that we intimidated the existing chapter who had limited alum support in the area because we had such a huge amount of support. You never know how extension will be received.

That is very interesting. I wonder how often that situation happens where one group feels intimidated by a presenting GLO?

Hey, I've heard of AZD! My best friend's mother was an AZD at Ole Miss in the 1970s. And my sister's best friend is one at Christian Brother's in Memphis, TN. I think the GLO's down here are different but we are all the same really, to better each other and the world. Not to sound cheesy. :)

A Xi D also has an active chapter at the University of New Orleans and an outstanding alumnae chapter. Although the chapter at LSU closed in 1988, there are still quite a few A Xi Ds running around here.

Chi Omega just colonized and chartered at Washington University in St. Louis. DDD recently colonized and chartered at Richard Stockton in NJ.

Here is a list that I have complied of NPC colonizations and charters from Dec 2002 through spring 2004. I know that I may have missed some.

ADII
 Rockhurst

A E Phi
 Iowa
 SDSU
 NYU

Alpha Gam
 Chapman University

Alpha Phi
 George Washington University

Alpha Xi Delta
 Idaho
 Iota Eta, University of Texas at El Paso
 Alpha Beta, Cornell

ASA
 University of Alaska
 Christopher Newport

AST -
 Delta Psi, Johnson & Wales University - Denver, Colorado
 Delta Omega, Penn State Altoona - Altoona Pennsylvania
 Epsilon Alpha, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University - Prescott Arizona
 Epsilon Beta, University of Texas-Pan American

Delta Gamma
 Auburn
 Case Western Reserve
 New Mexico State

DDD
 Richard Stockton College
 Florida Gulf Coast

D Phi E
 Drexel University in Philadelphia
 Texas A&M - Kingsville,
 University of the Incarnate Word

DZ
 Wake Forest

Chi Omega
 Washington University in St. Louis

Gamma Phi Beta
 Texas A&M-College Station
 University of South Carolina-Columbia in fall 2004.

KD
 Eta Delta at Wright State,
 Eta Epsilon at Sewanee
 Eta Zeta North Florida.
 reinstalled Beta Psi at Arizona State
 Zeta Mu at Towson
 Eta Eta at NKU
 Eta Theta at Villanova.

Theta
 Eta Lambda at Santa Clara
 Beta Upsilon at British Columbia re-established

KKG
 Harvard

Phi Mu
 Nu, Shorter College

Phi Sigma Sigma
 Iota Delta, Central Connecticut State University
 Iota Epsilon, IU-Kokomo
 Shawnee State
 Iota Zeta, University of Minnesota- Duluth

Pi Beta Phi
 CO Epsilon/ Univ of Colorado- Colorado Springs
 CA Nu/ Loyola-Marymount

SDT
 Delta Eta, College of Charleston

Sigma Kappa
 North Georgia College and State University (NGCSU) in Dahlonega, GA Spring 2004

Sigma Sigma Sigma
 Metropolitan State College of Denver

Theta Phi Alpha
 GAMMA EPSILON Shawnee State University, Portsmouth, Ohio,
 GAMMA ZETA Texas A & M University-Kingsville, Kingsville, Texas,
 GAMMA ETA Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York,
 Saint Leo University, Saint Leo, FL
 Schreiner University, Kerrville, TX
 University of Texas - Pan American, Edinburg, TX
 Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio (colonizing Fall 2004)

Zeta Tau Alpha
 University of South Florida
 Christopher Newport University (colonizing Fall 2004)
 Florida Gulf Coast TBA

Re: Re: What about small NPC's?
 

Several years ago, when my younger (biological) sister was attending Loyola-Marymount Univ in Los Angeles, she was looking to get another sorority added to the campus. I think they had four (DG, Alpha Phi, DZ, and KD) but the KD chapter was closing. I suggested she look into Theta Phi Alpha because of their shared Catholic heritage and I knew there was an active Theta Phi alum chapter in Los Angeles (I think there used to be a Theta Phi chapter in the early 1900's at UCLA). In the end, the Panhel office at Loyola Marymount chose Kappa Alpha Theta and that is where my sister pledged. I know that Pi Beta Phi has recently expanded to LMU but I STILL think Theta Phi Alpha should colonize there one of these days - I think it'd be a great fit!

:)

Yeah I am in the Chapter at UNO

Wow, awesome list AOPiRose! I've been meaning to do that, but i've been too lazy :( Thanks so much!!

Also, Phi Sig is colonizing at the University of Minnesota- Duluth. The chapter, Iota Zeta, I believe, will be installed in Jan. 04.

ADII colonized at FGCU too?? I know we pledged a group there last spring, and they were scheduled to be installed this October. I know DDD was the first NPC sorority on that campus(I met some of the girls at a conference this sumer)...did they open for expansion again?? It seems like a very short time.

ETA: YAY STOCKTON!!!!!!

I saw it listed on the ADII board. That's all the info that I have.

Thanks. It took a little time.

FGCU is the newest state university in Florida and is only, I believe, 10 years old. The administration is trying to focus on making the campus more residential in nature. They just built a bunch of new dormitories and are trying to offer more student activities.

That's all I know :)

Re: Re: Re: What about small NPC's?
 

You're right :). Our Pi chapter was chartered at UCLA in 1926, although I'm not quite sure when or why it closed.