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Originally Posted by Quala67
Right now, Regent U (where I work) has no dorms. This fall, however, the University opened student apartments, and for the first time in Regent's history, there are undergrads living on campus. (the school started originally as a graduate-level institution) Many of our on-campus students live in the area off-campus and commute. The undergrad program (my department) is relatively new; and the university is in the process of expanding student life and activities available to students. The university is VERY excited about APO taking the steps to become a chapter.
The undergrad program also has a heavy component of online students from across the country - and even from across the world. I recently got an email from an undergrad student who was interested in APO, but she currently is in the military, serving in Germany. I spoke with Judy yesterday, and as of now - there really is no way to give the 'APO-experience' to an online student, so there's no way that this person could be involved. She even suggested that this was an issue that may need to be addressed at Convention....
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I think it may boild down to how many students would be on/near campus between 4-9 PM each night *not* attending classes. (For chapter meetings, pledge meetings, some service projects, etc.) With over 1,000 undergraduates, the school appears to be a reasonably albeit somewhat odd target.
Too bad the German student can't come to the main campus for a semester. I haven't even got a clue for what solution I'd like, much less what is doable.