Chapters with the same name as the frat/sorority
 

For example, is there an Alpha Phi chapter of Alpha Phi?

I checked our website and there is no delta gamma chapter of delta gamma

I don't think ADPi has started using 3 greek letters for chapter designations... so I guess we don't have an Alpha Delta Pi chapter of ADPi :p

We haven't arrived at that one yet. You'd have to have quite a few chapters before you get a "Sigma Nu" chapter. However, I'm not aware of any rule that would prevent it.

The only rules we have regarding the naming of chapters state that we will have no chapter starting with alpha and we will not use omega in any chapter designations.

Pi Beta Phi uses the province/state name and the greek letter to name a chapter. For example, my chapter is Ontario Gamma, which means we are the third chapter to be installed in the province of Ontario.
There would have to be a hell of a lot of chapters in one province or state to have the chapter Pi Beta Phi.

LX Z of LXA!:cool:

Since many times we go by Lamda Chi it is funny to have Brothers ask our Chapter designation and we tell them, no no what Chapter, we know you are a LX!

Happened to me in Melbourn, Fl. Had to take out my card and show them! Freaked them out especially since I only had a single # on it--- # 1.:D

We do have a:

delta zeta: memphis
delta chi: California davis
delta psi: baylor (inactive)
delta upsilon: Indiana/Purdue Fort Wayne
zeta psi: salisbury state

The really cool thing about my ADPi chapter designation is that my sister's AChiO chapter at Miami U is the same...we are both the Beta Tau chapters!!! SO we are still linked somehow! ;)

Ironically, my chapter of initiation is actually Delta Gamma, so it's kind of weird talking to someone about the chapter because I'll say 'Delta Gamma' but I have to specify that I'm an ADPi.

Some of the other chapters we have with the same names of Frats/Sororities are the following:

Alpha Phi (closed chapter)
Delta Zeta (closed chapter)
Delta Chi (University of Northern Colorado) (Frat)
Delta Upsilon (University of Tennessee-Martin) (Frat)
Zeta Psi (University of North Carolina-Greensboro) (Frat)

I believe that is it.

Brianna

Well, we've got an Alpha Phi, Delta Gamma, and Delta Zeta chapters...and in another 20ish years maybe we'll get up to KD. ;)

Alpha Phi - USC (Closed)
Delta Zeta - High Point
Delta Gamma - Kansas
Delta Omicron - Western Carolina
Delta Chi - Lambuth (Closed)
Delta Upsilon - Northern Michigan (Closed)
Delta Psi - Eastern Ill.
Delta Phi - Cal of Penn (Closed)
Zeta Psi - SUNY Brockport (Closed)
Theta Tau - Temple
Theta Chi - Georgia

Alpha Phi Omega has tons of these...

Kappa Sigma: California State University - Sacramento
Delta Chi: Texas A & M - Kingsville (inactive)
Kappa Alpha: Lamar University
Sigma Pi: Prairie View A & M
Alpha Phi: Washington University (St. Louis)
Chi Omega: McKendree College
Chi Phi: Oakland Community College - Orchard Ridge (inactive)
Delta Gamma: Ohio University
Alpha Epsilon Pi: Georgia Military College
Kappa Delta: Florida A & M
Sigma Chi: Miami - Dade Community College, North Campus (inactive)
Phi Mu: Norfolk State University (inactive)
Theta Chi: George Washington University
Alpha Gamma Delta: SUNY - New Paltz
Delta Upsilon: East Stroudsburg University (inactive)
Delta Zeta: University of Pennsylvania
Sigma Nu: Delaware Valley College
Sigma Kappa: Eastern University (inactive)

Just to name some. :D

We skipped over a Delta Zeta chapter and right went from Delta Epsilon to Delta Eta.

One chapter name that I wish HAD been skipped is the Epsilon Zeta chapter. But it was installed in the 1920's and the ladies almost certainly had no inkling of possible connotations.