We expanded quickly, but not fast enough to have chapter #100 be Univ. of Utah in 1914. Xi Alpha was; however, the first NPC group on their campus.

National Consultants?
 

How many National Consultants (formerly known as Chapter Visitors) does Chi Omega currently employ to visit our active chapters?

a.) 6
b.) 8
c.) 14
d.) 21

I'm pretty sure it's c - 14!

You are correct Sister Otter! Chi Omega employs more travelling consultants than any of the other NPC groups.

Wanna ask the next ?

What is Chi O Creations' top selling item?

A. Greek letter flip-flops
B. Chi Omega Applique Letter Hoodie
C. White Bar design Chi Omega cap
D. Chi Omega mini tote bag

I'm going to guess... A.) flip-flops

Yes! It's a lot harder to come up with these than I thought! haha

Convention Question
 

The upcoming 2008 National Convention will be held in St. Louis, Missouri. How many times has this city hosted a Chi Omega Convention?

a.) this will be a first!
b.) 2 times, 1988 & 2008
c.) 3 times, 1904, 1988 & 2008
d.) 10 times, 1904, 1914, 1928, 1938, 1948, 1958, 1968, 1978, 1988 & 2008

Umm...
::scratches head::

Three times!

lillady wins...you are correct, Sister!

More trivia...we want more trivia!
 

At the 1908 National Convention, held at the Chicago Beach Hotel, “Vaudeville” was presented by the Chicago Alumnae, Omicron (Univ. of Illinois), Nu (Univ. of Wisconsin), Xi (Northwestern Univ.) and Eta (Univ. of Michigan). Which of the following performances was part of the evening?

a.) Persephone – A Pantomime by 7 members of Xi
b.) Pianistic Feats by a member of Xi
c.) A Selection from "F.A.U.S.T." by 2 members of Eta
d.) All of the above

All of the above!

You are correct, lillady!

Yes! I got the feeling you like d) all of the above answers, haha.
I would ask one but I'm not very good with thinking up tricky questions.
I need to learn more about ChiO. You ask one, Nutbrnhair!

Which Chi Omega alumna received the Presidential Medal of Freedom during a ceremony in the East Room of the White House on November 5, 2007? Established in 1963, the Medal of Freedom is the highest civil honor a United States president can bestow.

a.) Pat Schroeder, Pi Beta Chapter (UMinnesota)
b.) Louise Bryant, Psi Alpha Chapter (UOregon)
c.) Ellen Gilchrist, Sigma Epsilon Chapter (Vanderbilt)
d.) Harper Lee, Nu Beta Chapter (UAlabama)