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queequek 03-05-2004 11:47 PM

A Single Letter Chapters: Poll
 
This thread is dedicated for all Chapters with a single letter.

Theta Delta Chi Charges

Alpha - Union College
Beta - Cornell University
Gamma - University of Vermont
Delta - Rensselaer Polytech
Epsilon - College of William and Mary
Zeta - Brown University
Eta - Bowdoin College
Theta - Kenyon College
Iota - Harvard University
Kappa - Tufts University
Lambda - Boston University
Mu - University of North Carolina
Nu - University of Virginia
Xi - Hobart College
Omicron - Wesleyan University
Pi - Washington & Jefferson College
Rho - Washington & Lee University
Sigma - Dickinson College
Tau - Princeton University
Upsilon - Bucknell University
Phi - Lafayette College
Chi - University of Rochester
Psi - Hamilton College
Omega - for the deceased brothers

sageofages 03-05-2004 11:49 PM

Are all these active chapters?

queequek 03-05-2004 11:55 PM

No, unfortunately :(
Some Universities/Colleges listed (i.e. Harvard, Hamilton, Hobart) banned the Greek System after we were established at the institution.
Like most of the other GLO, we honored the name to that specific institution.

ETA. Not sure about GLO banning at Kenyon College.

AUDeltaGam 03-05-2004 11:58 PM

Our oldest chapter, Eta, will be celebrating 125 years on March 15!!! :D

33girl 03-06-2004 12:07 AM

Alpha - Longwood College

They are the only single letter chapter we've had since our reorganization in 1914 and the only way we would have any other is if one of these became active again:


1903 [Beta] Lewisburg (WV) (inactive since 1904)
1904 [Gamma] Columbia (SC) (inactive since 1909)
1905 [Delta] Mary Baldwin (inactive since 1907)
1905 [Epsilon] Fauquier Institute (inactive since 1907)
1905 [Zeta] Fairmont Seminary (inactive since 1906)
1905 [Eta] Ward Seminary (inactive since 1909)

1910 [Nu] Shorter (inactive since 1912)

1908 [Iota] Randolph - Macon (inactive since 1913)

Buttonz 03-06-2004 12:08 AM

Here is a list of our single letter chapters, date they were founded and where. Sadly a lot of them are inactive now :(

ALPHA March 25, 1917 Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
BETA June 20, 1920 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
GAMMA February 26, 1921 Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
DELTA April 17, 1921 State University of New York, Buffalo, NY
EPSILON January 6, 1923 University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH
ZETA March 7, 1924 Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA
ETA April 6, 1924 University of Georgia, Athens, GA
THETA May 23, 1925 University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE
IOTA February 20, 1926 McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
KAPPA March 6, 1926 University of Illinois, Urbana, IL
LAMBDA July 19,1927 University of California, Los Angeles, CA
MU July 18, 1927 University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
NU October 21, 1929 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
XI September 14, 1929 University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK

OMICRON February 5, 1934 West Virginia University,Morgantown, WV
PI April 8, 1933 University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA
RHO May 10, 1935 University of Alabama, University, AL
SIGMA April 24, 1938 Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
TAU March 4, 1939 University of Texas, Austin, TX
UPSILON April 20, 1940 Indiana University, Bloomington, IN
PHI February 20, 1943 Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
CHI March 16, 1944 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
PSI December 15, 1945 University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA OMEGA April 27, 1946 Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY


ETA.....Only the Alpha, Beta, Delta, Eta, Kappa, Rho, Tau, Upsilon, Phi, Chi, Psi and Omega chapters are still active




erniegurl00 03-06-2004 12:10 AM

My chapter is the IN Gamma chapter. We began in 1897. :D

bluefish81 03-06-2004 02:47 AM

Here's a list of the Theta chapters:

Alpha, Depauw 1870 -
Beta, Indiana 1870 -
Gamma, Butler 1874 – 1886, 1906 -
Delta, Illinois 1895 -
Epsilon, Wooster 1875 - 1913(closed)
Zeta, Ohio 1876 -1886(closed)
Eta, Michigan 1879 –1886, 1893 -
Theta, Simpson 1880 - 1891(closed)
Iota, Cornell 1881 – 1965, 1980 -
Kappa, Kansas 1881 -
Lambda, Vermont 1881 -
Mu, Allegheny 1876, 1881 -
Nu, Hanover 1882- 1899, 1989 -
Omicron, Southern California 1887 – 1895, 1917 -
Pi, Albion 1887 –1908, 1955 -
Rho, Nebraska 1887 –1891, 1896 -
Sigma, Toronto 1887 – 1889, 1905 - 1941(closed)
Tau, Northwestern 1887 -
Upsilon, Minnesota 1889 – 1891, 1892 -
Phi, Pacific 1889 – 1892, 1959 -
Chi, Syracuse 1889 -
Psi, Wisconsin 1890 -
Omega, California-Berkeley 1890 -

Sister Havana 03-06-2004 02:49 AM

I am a proud member of the Mu chapter of Alpha Phi Omega! :D

Senusret I 03-06-2004 04:13 AM

Alpha, Cornell University
Beta, Howard University
Gamma, Virginia Union University
Delta, Originally University of Toronto, moved to Houston-Tillotson College
Epsilon, University of Michigan
Zeta, Yale University
Eta, Metropolitan New York
Theta, University of Illinois - Chicago & Loyola University
Iota, Morris Brown College
Kappa, Ohio State University
Mu, University of Minnesota
Nu, Lincoln University (Pennsylvania)
Xi, Wilberforce University
Omicron, University of Pittsburgh
Pi, Case Western Reserve University
Rho, Philadelphia, PA Alumni
Sigma, Metropolitan Boston
Tau, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Upsilon, University of Kansas
Phi, Ohio University
Chi, Meharry Medical College
Psi, University of Pennsylvania; and all schools west of the Schukyll River



(But I joined Mu Lambda Chapter :))

breathesgelatin 03-06-2004 04:46 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by 33girl
1905 [Delta] Mary Baldwin (inactive since 1907)
33girl, this answers a question I've had for a long time. My mother graduated from Mary Baldwin with the first of the baby boomer generation, when my school was just "the boys' school down the road". Of course, now my school is co-ed and basically drew off all the best students from the surrounding women's colleges (Hollins, Sweetbriar, Mary Baldwin, Randolph-Macon Women's, etc). Me and my mom have always speculated as to whether Mary Baldwin once had sororities--we knew Randy Mac and Hollins once did because Pi Phi's Virginia Alpha and Virginia Beta were there. So anyway, thanks for answering that question for me indirectly. I'm assuming that Mary Baldwin banned sororities in 1907 or so. :(

Actually, I have a few friends that go there and are very interested in restarting Greek life. I don't think it will happen, though. Administration and alums are generally opposed to it.

ETA: Basically all Pi Phi chapters are single-letter, since we do the state-naming system. I know that at one time we did the method of just running through the alphabet, but that was long before my chapter colonized. I expect that some older chapters still have that on their charters, however.

ZTAngel 03-06-2004 09:30 AM

Single letter chapters of Zeta Tau Alpha. Many of the chapters at these schools went inactive because sororities were abolished at the school. I put a star next to those schools.



Alpha- Longwood College- Active
Beta (old)- Richmond Woman's College- inactive*
Gamma- Hannah More Academy- inactive*
Delta- Randolph-Macon Woman's College- inactive*
Epsilon- University of Arkansas- active
Zeta- University of Tennessee at Knoxville- active
Eta- Mary Baldwin College- inactive*
Theta- Bethany College- active
Beta (new)- Judson College- inactive*
Iota- Richmond College- inactive*
Kappa- University of Texas at Austin- active
Lambda- Southwestern University- active
Mu- Drury College- active
Nu- University of Alabama- active
Xi- University of Southern California- inactive
Omicron- Brenau University- active
Pi- Wesleyan College- inactive
Rho- Boston University- inactive
Sigma- Baker University- active
Tau- Millikin University- inactive
Upsilon- University of California, Berkeley- inactive
Phi- Duke University- inactive
Chi- University of Pittsburgh- inactive
Omega- Southern Methodist University- inactive
Psi- University of Washington- active

moe.ron 03-06-2004 10:27 AM

Er, what about fraternities that uses the state as part of its chapter designation?

Senusret I 03-06-2004 11:00 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by moe.ron
Er, what about fraternities that uses the state as part of its chapter designation?
Personally, I'd just like to know which are the first 24 chapters of said organizations, if it's available in that format.

PhiPsiRuss 03-06-2004 11:22 AM

Phi Kappa Psi
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Senusret I
Personally, I'd just like to know which are the first 24 chapters of said organizations, if it's available in that format.
[list=1][*]Pennsylvania Alpha at Jefferson College (1852-1868, 1873-)[*]Virginia Alpha at the University of Virginia (1853-1861, 1865-)[*]Virginia Beta at Washington & Lee University (1855-1861, 1865-)[*]Pennsylvania Beta at Allegheny College (1855-)[*]Pennsylvania Gamma at Bucknell University (1855-1874, 1880-1988, 1991-)[*]Pennsylvania Delta at Washington College (1855-1865)merged with Penn Alpha when Washington College merged with Jefferson College[*]Pennsylvania Epsilon at Gettysburg College (1855-)[*]Virginia Gamma at Hampden-Sydney College (1855-1861, 1865-1900)[*]South Carolina Alpha at the University of South Carolina (1857-1861, 1867-1872, 1884-1892, 1972-1991)[*]Mississippi Alpha at the University of Mississippi (1857-1861, 1881-1912, 1930-)[*]Virginia Delta at Bethany College (1859-1882)[*]Tennessee Alpha at LaGrange Synodical College (1859-1860)[*]Pennsylvania Zeta at Dickinson College (1859-)[*]Pennsylvania Eta at Franklin & Marshall College (1860-)[*]Tennessee Beta at Cumberland College (1860-1861, 1867-1879)[*]Mississippi Beta at Mississippi College (1860-1861)[*]Ohio Alpha at Ohio Wesleyan University (1861-)[*]Illinois Alpha at Northwestern University (1864-1870, 1878-)[*]Indiana Alpha ay DePauw University (1865-)[*]Kentucky Alpha at Transylvania University (1865-1866)[*]Illinois Beta at the University of Chicago (1865-1869, 1880-1886, 1894-1970, 1985-1997)[*]Ohio Beta at Wittenberg University (1866-1988, 1991-)[*]Iowa Alpha at the University of Iowa (1867-1876, 1885-)[*]District of Columbia Alpha at George Washington University (1868-1899, 1990-)[/list=1]


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