Rho Chi's or Recruitment Counselors?
 

I know at my college, we recently had to change the name from "Rho Chi's" to "Recruitment Counselors" something about there being a pharamacutical honor society that is named "Rho Chi"...are all colleges doing this or is it just mine or the majority or what?

This is NPC-wide.

I could be wrong but I thought I saw something on a Ga. Tech website that said "Pi Chi's"... I think that's the same thing. I thought it was kind of a stupid name but hey, it looks like it must be "PC", lol!;)

At Ole Miss (university of mississippi) they have changed it to Gamma Chi's. I think there are other schools that use that name also.

There are many threads about this in the rush forum. If you do a serach, I'm sure you'll find them. The official replacement term that the NPC has suggested is "Sigma Rho Chis" (for Sorority Recruitment Counselors) but each school is allowed to come up with other variations, which explains why there are so many.

Sorry, to me they'll always be Rho Chis! :)

There probably are others, but from what I gather from reading various articles, the pharmacists believe they had the name first (since the whole RX thing orginally PX and then changed to RX, hence 'rho chi').
Its all semantics. But since they threatened to sue........
I don't think many people are going to change, but as long as the NPC said 'we made an effort' the PX GLO is going to have to go after each College Panhel individually, and I'm guessing that is going to be more money than it is worth.

Here at Mercer when I went through recruitment last year they were technically Recruitment Counselors, but everyone still called them Rho Chis. This coming fall the name has been changed to Pi Chi for "Panhellenic Counselors"

At my school they have gone to calling them Rho Gammas. Same reason though, a group that uses the letters was offended or whatnot. I know that some schools call them Rho Gammas as well.

Our 'Rho Chi's' have become Rho Gamma's or Rho Gam's for short at University of Toledo

Chalk up another one for Rho Gamma at GMU. I think Radford uses Rho Delta or something like that.

At UNLV we've changed it to sigma Rho Chi's

At WSU they are Rho Gamma's, but everyone still calls them Rho Chi's.

Here they are officially Rho Gammas, but everyone still calls them Rho Chis :)