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Originally posted by WeaponX
Okay I get it now. Like I said before, aint no disrespect here...Im always down to learn something new. But if I may ask another question....why is your alumni system set up the way it is now. If lifelong commitment is stressed at the undergrad level, why are there some fraternities and sororities that have alumni chapters and some that do not? I would think that there would be a way to facilitate the alumni support thru said chapters in this way.
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I can't speak for NIC fraternities, but ALL 26 NPC sororities have alumnae chapters. The thing is that not all NPC sororities are equally distributed geography-wise. My sorority, Alpha Sigma Alpha, has 4 alumnae chapters in Chicago and dozens more in the Illinois/Kansas/Missouri area, but none in (example) Washington State, and only one in California. That's because our largest collegiate chapters are at schools in the Midwest. Most of the graduates settle in that area.
So even if you don't see an alumnae chapter of a sorority near you, it doesn't mean they don't exist anywhere.