coed frat/soro
 

i'm looking to start a coed frat at my campus at woodbury university in burbank, ca and i tried looking up some existing frats, but i only found a couple and i have yet to find one that fits us. so i was wondering if anyone knew of any and website addresses so that i could check them out. or if i dont find one that fits, can someone give me some information or tips on starting our own coed frat.?

Coed Frat/sorority
 

Will you allow coed showers? and rooms? Jus kidding!! Best of luck in your search and have fun!!

if people want to :)

coed frat/sor..
 

I wish I could sign up..I bet you look great in the shower. ...anyway take care jus wanted to say hi

today must be a newbie day.

coed frat and sor
 

I'm somewhat a newbie.. I've found that as my friendships grow with certain people so do I grow as aperson

Re: coed frat/sor..
 

Why do you hit on girls on GC like this? You were hitting on girls in the DG forum like 2 weeks ago.

coed
 

I'm sorry,just a little bored. I didn't mean any offense. Sorry if upset anyone.

Re: coed
 

I don't know if anyone's offended. It's just sorta creepy, since the only posts you made were hitting on people, lol.

sorry
 

Well I will try to mend my ways, it's just that when I think of all the hott sorrity ladies on here...BOING!! Anyway I will behave. jus looking to chat and yes I can have a conversation without being creepy pervish or without hitting on any of them. sorry and thanks

co-eds
 

gnerds + hoggers = co-ed greeks

COED FRATS
 

Coed groups haven't really worked, some elite campuses Dartmouth, Brown etc. have 1 or two coed groups, remnants of the 60's mostly ,some smaller Fraternities allow coed groups PSI U does ,but there just doesn't seem to be any push for coed social groups.
DU at Chicago tried to go coed in the 1970's but our convention turned them down every time on 90% negative votes.

Frasorority!!
 

I'm assuming you mean a social.. ahem.. co-ed fraternity?

There are co-ed fraternities, but I think most are specialized (academic, religious, etc.) rather than social.

Make a local!

the basics
 

After you get an interest group together, write a constitution (you can ammend it later, but you need framework), decide on colors, symbols, crest, etc. Start having some brotherhood activities and then planning the pledging rituals and eventually the initiation rituals. Publicize, socialize, then hold your first rush.

ETA: Keep in mind I don't belong to a local; one of those folks could probably help you better.

There is a co-ed fraternity at my school called APO...They are technically a "service" based fraternity, but they are national and could be what you are looking for.

A Very Large Difference between Social and Service Groups!:)

If You have to ask, then You dont know Jeeves!:rolleyes:

Ok? A "service" based fraternity still lends itself to giving the members a social group. They do a lot of stuff together that other fraternities do (i.e. mixers sometimes, homecoming, greek week). Their focus is just more on doing the community service and not on partying as much or having a house.

Maybe it just depends on the campus. Some groups that are made for service party just as much, if not more than some of the other groups, just because the rules governing the service group is much looser than on the social groups.

lol. That was cute. :)

i'm looking for more of a social frat with some service.

IU used to have a coed social fraternity called Alpha Theta Tau when I was there in the early-mid 90s. One of my APO brothers was also in that. I went to a couple AT&T (as we called them) parties but I don't know too much about them other than that.

-- Alpha Delta Phi Society (comprised of chapters that split from Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity in order to be co-ed)

-- St. Anthony Hall (a.k.a., Delta Psi, which technically calls itself a literary society)