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Maybe to take a little heat off NPC on this issue, the impression I got when I first heard the news was that Rho Chi Society's "expression of concern" about NPC's use of the term was actually more of a threat to sue for trademark infringement (I assume that they, like most of the NPC groups and probably all other inter/national GLOs, have trademarked their name). I could be wrong about that, but it was my clear impression. I can't imagine NPC would want to use its pretty limited resources ($$), which come largely from college panhellenic dues, to defend a lawsuit about the use of the term "Rho Chi" when other alternatives are available.
And to LexiKD: I hope you will reconsider listing your GLO affiliation and offices on your resume. I have interviewed many, many people for both my former law firm and now for my Fortune 50 employer, and I always take positive note of fraternity and sorority members, and use that as a conversation point. In my experience, employers are just like sorority members; they/we check to make sure you have the basic skills in the field, but we also want to be with people who are fun and have interests in common with us. Be proud of your involvement!
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