Cumberland U (TN) held their first formal recruitment in about 5 years. there were 19 registered PNMs. (Yep, this is a tiny school.) AOII took 10 and AST took 8! Congrats to both groups!

I love stories like this. So often we focus on school where quota is huge and there are 2000 PNMs, but Greek life has so much variety.

University of Evansville AOII-26
Colgate (NY) KKG-65
Southeast Missouri State ADPi-48
Idaho State Tri Sigma-15

all from instagram

University of California Merced
DDD- 53 Instagram photo
Jacksonville
DDD- 14 Instagram
Coe
DDD- 13 Instagram
Milikin
DDD - 27 informal fall Facebook
Toledo
DDD- 32 Instagram

Texas A&M University Commerce
Gamma Phi Beta - 20

Midwestern State University (Texas)
Gamma Phi Beta - 22

Texas A&M University Corpus Christi
Gamma Phi Beta - 38

University of Hawaii at Manoa:

Quota 34

AGD 35!

SUNY-Fredonia DPhiE-30 (counting heads)

Jacksonville University (FL):
ADPi-13 (counting heads)
AEPhi-11 (counting heads)

University of Illinois-Chicago AST-22 (counting heads)
Simpson College (IA) KKG-14 (counting heads)
Louisiana Tech:
KD-70
Phi Mu-76

UNC-Greensboro:
ADPi-31 (counting heads)
XO-33

Wyoming KKG-35
Northern Michigan Phi Sig-6
Montana AOII-37
Northern Kentucky Theta Phi-56 (counting heads)

Tarleton State University had a very successful recruitment - Quota was 61 (info from a campus recruitment advisor)
Alpha Gamma Delta - 61
Alpha Omicron Pi - 61 (this was their first formal recruitment since colonizing last year - they are off to a great start)
Delta Zeta - 63
Delta Phi Epsilon - 65
Phi Mu - 63

Wow! I continue to be impressed by the numbers at Tarleton. Will you remind us if AOII was a stacked colonization? Sounds like a couple more years and maybe the campus is ready for another new chapter!

Delta Zeta New Members
 

Social media has some numbers I did not see on the spreadsheet:

New Mexico
New Mexico St - Las Cruses - DZ: 18 new members

North Carolina
Appalachian State - DZ: 44 new members

Texas
Texas A&M - DZ: 90
Texas State - San Marcos - DZ: 78

Florida Atlantic University - Q=50
Alpha Delta Pi - 50
Alpha Xi Delta - 50
Delta Phi Epsilon - 50
Phi Mu - 51
Sigma Kappa - 51
Theta Phi Alpha - 50

Southern Illinois - Edwardsville Q=62
Alpha Phi - 62
Alpha Sigma Tau - 61
Alpha Xi Delta - 68
Delta Phi Epsilon - 62

Emporia State Q=33
Alpha Sigma Alpha - 34
Chi Omega - 33
Sigma Sigma Sigma - 34

Eastern Kentucky Q=32
Alpha Delta Pi - 34
Alpha Gamma Delta - 32
Alpha Omicron Pi - 34
Chi Omega - 32
Delta Zeta - 36
Kappa Alpha Theta - 31
Kappa Delta - 35
Pi Beta Phi - 20

Louisiana State University Q=97
Alpha Phi - 106
Chi Omega - 97
Delta Delta Delta - 97
Delta Gamma - 98
Delta Zeta - 100
Kappa Alpha Theta - 84
Kappa Delta - 97
Kappa Kappa Gamma - 100
Phi Mu - 98
Pi Beta Phi - 99
Zeta Tau Alpha - 104

Winona State
Delta Phi Epsilon - 41

Illinois Wesleyan SK-16 (counting heads)

Texas A&M Commerce:
XO-19
APhi-18
KD-19
GPhiB-20
all counting heads

Ball State Quota-44
Phi Mu-52

SEMO Tri Sigma-45
Georgia State AXiD-27 (counting heads)
Muhlenberg (PA) DZ-27 (counting heads)

Maine:
AOII-22
DZ-23 (counting heads)
Pi Phi-21 (counting heads)

Gamma Phi Beta
University of Wisconsin- Madison, Q= 55, Gamma Phi- 59
University of Northern Iowa- Q =?, Gamma Phi- 27

I know. It is crazy. They had almost 450 register for recruitment and by the time the first night came along, I think just shy of 400 actually started the process. To answer your question, it was not a stacked colonization. They are trying to be cautious about too much expansion. Although the school welcomed it's largest Freshman class in history this year, they want to do it right and make sure everyone is strong. That's b/c they have had some struggles in the past. AGD & DZ were the first Greek organizations in 1985 & they were very close & competitive with each other. ASA colonized in 1988, and did not last 5 years for a variety of reasons (this was before Panhellenic had a hand in presentations & such). PM came on campus around 1993 and struggled for a very long time before it got its foothold (not b/c PM was bad - just because PNMs were very set in their ways...attitudes toward new organizations have gotten much more panhellenic & it has come a very long way) - PM is very strong now. When DPhiE colonized 3 or 4 years ago, they were the only group to present besides ASA (they were the only 2 groups to submit packets). Then when AOII was chosen to colonize, they presented with AST (I think only AOII, AST & ASA submitted packets).

Who knows if they will have an opportunity to expand again for several years? But that's probably a good thing. They need to make sure everyone is stable, and that enrollment continues to increase. It would be nice if another NPC w/more name recognition in Texas would show interest next time...especially some w/a presence in the A&M system (Tarleton is an A&M school for those who don't know), but since it's not a flagship, there seems to be some residual hesitation about coming there - I think ASA's experience still worries groups, even though it was 25+ years ago. Also, Tarleton is not well known outside of Texas, but it has an amazing nursing school and draws some very talented students away from larger schools who prefer the smaller school environment - not to mention Tarleton is cheap by comparison to Tech, A&M & UT. Sorry - you didn't ask for that much info...I just started typing & it all spilled out.

Northwest Missouri State:

Quota- 36

Alpha Delta Pi- 37
Alpha Sigma Alpha- 42
Phi Mu- 37
Sigma Kappa- 44
Sigma Sigma Sigma- 39

All of these are official numbers as reported to Sigma Kappa:

Illinois Wesleyan 20 new members
Ball State 53 new members
Findlay 13 new members
Southern Illinois 32 new members
Arizona State 87 new members

All chapters made quota or quota plus.

Northern Colorado

Quota: 35

Alpha Omicron Pi: 31
Alpha Sigma Alpha: 32
Alpha Phi: 35
Sigma Kappa: 33
Delta Zeta: 37

I saw Facebook pictures for Phi Mu but don't have a number. I also liked the picture of Alpha Omicron Pi and Phi Mu together at the University of Maine on Facebook.

Louisiana Tech - Kappa Delta 70

Tri Delta colonizing soon.

I know. I saw a couple of picture, but it wasn't clear exactly how many new members they took. I'm hoping thall the Appalachian State orgs did well!

I haven't seen that picture. I'll have to go hunt it down.

UTDallas
Q 34 DDD- 36
WSU
DDD- 32

Missouri
Truman State
Delta Zeta 31 (Instagram pic count)

Wright State:
KD-19
DZ-17
ZTA-19 (counting heads)
Theta Phi-18
AOII-16 (counting heads)

Truman State Tri Sigma-32 (counting heads)
Radford (VA) DZ-16 (counting heads)

William & Mary Gamma Phi-39 (counting heads)

Wright State AOIIs-17 new members per their adviser

Samford University:
Phi Mu 81 (Twitter)
Chi Omega 82 (Instagram)
Zeta Tau Alpha 82 (Instagram)

Arizona State:
Alpha Gamma Delta 84 (Facebook)

University of Colorado:
Pi Beta Phi 104 (Instagram)
Delta Gamma 101 (Facebook)
Alpha Chi Omega 101 (Instagram)

University of Northern Colorado:
Delta Zeta 37 (Facebook)

University of West Florida:
Alpha Delta Pi 45 (Facebook)
Alpha Gamma Delta 51 (Twitter)
Alpha Chi Omega 44 (Facebook)

University of Hawaii- Manoa:
Phi Mu 26 (Counting heads on Twitter)

Saint Louis University:
Gamma Phi Beta 81 (Regional Facebook)

University of Texas- San Antonio:
Gamma Phi Beta 32 (Regional Facebook)

At Georgia State, from counting heads:
AXiD (already mentioned): 27
Phi Mu: 29
ZTA: 25
DZ: ?
AOPi: ?

University of Illinois
DDD- 58 counting heads Instagram photo

AOII at Georgia state 28
AOII at Illinois 60!

AOII: 28

AOII @ Coe College is 12
AOII @Morningside is 11

Loyola University (New Orleans)
Gamma Phi Beta - 26

University of Texas at San Antonio
Gamma Phi Beta - 32

Lander University (SC)
Gamma Phi Beta - 19

Eastern Illinois University:
Sigma Sigma Sigma 13 (Counting heads on Instagram)
Delta Zeta 12 (Counting heads on Instagram)
Sigma Kappa 12 (Instagram)
Alpha Gamma Delta 13 (Facebook)
Kappa Delta 13 (Twitter)
Alpha Phi 12 (Counting heads on Facebook)
Delta Delta Delta 10 (Counting heads on Instagram)

Illinois Wesleyan:
Kappa Kappa Gamma 20 (Instagram)
Kappa Delta 18 (Counting heads on Instagram)
Alpha Gamma Delta 17 (Counting heads on Instagram)

Northern Illinois University:
Alpha Sigma Alpha 30 (Twitter)
Alpha Phi 31 (Counting heads on Facebook)
Delta Gamma 28 (Counting heads on Twitter)

Quincy University:
Phi Sigma Sigma 8 (Counting heads on Facebook)

Southern Illinois University:
Delta Zeta 30 (Instagram)

I saw the AOII picture on FB! Do you know how many are in the chapter?

Penn State:
KKG-73
DG-77
AOII-74
APhi-71
Phi Sig-74

William & Mary:
Quota-29+3 upperclassmen=32
KD-37
DDD-35

Houston XO-30 (counting heads)
Arkansas DG colony-253
Saint Louis University ADPi-75 (counting heads)
San Jose State AXiD-37 (counting heads)

Alpha Xi Delta -- Delta Psi (Texas State): 79

[QUOTE=acg233;2419004]Eastern Illinois University:
Sigma Sigma Sigma 13 (Counting heads on Instagram)
Delta Zeta 12 (Counting heads on Instagram)
Sigma Kappa 12 (Instagram)
Alpha Gamma Delta 13 (Facebook)
Kappa Delta 13 (Twitter)
Alpha Phi 12 (Counting heads on Facebook)
Delta Delta Delta 10 (Counting heads on Instagram)

Those are some low numbers for EIU. They usually have mid to high 20s.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...#gid=613130329

Here is the google doc again.

Kansas
Fort Hays State University
Delta Zeta - 18 (FB post)

University of Minnesota (Twin Cities)
Quota: 48 (MN Panhell)
Kappa - 48 (Facebook)
A O Pi - 49 (Facebook)
Alpha Phi - 49 (Facebook)
Hearing reports that all houses made quota

William and Mary
DDD- 40 according to Facebook photo

[QUOTE=LaneSig;2419028]EIU has had a major crisis when it comes to getting their state funding this past year/year and a half, due to the state budget impasse. As a result, enrollment dropped dramatically.

Coming from EIU, I was shocked to see how low these numbers are, but seeing how enrollment has been impacted by the state funding mess, it's not surprising. I'm an alumna of one of these groups, and I do not have a final total of how many women my chapter ended up getting, nor do I have any idea of what quota is. However, knowing that total is around 92/93, I have some concerns about all groups being able to hit that number and the sustainability of all 9 groups on campus.

To sum it all up, I think that this article explains it best. http://www.dailyeasternnews.com/2016...st-13-percent/