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Originally Posted by Senusret I
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Alpha - Cornell - Active
Beta - Howard - Active
Gamma - Virginia Union - Active
Delta - University of Toronto, later moved to Huston-Tillotson - Active
Epsilon - Michigan - Active
Zeta - Yale - Active
Eta - New York Metro - Active
Theta - Chicago Metro - Active
Iota - Morris Brown College - Closed when college lost accreditation
Kappa - Ohio State - Website says active, but I coulda sworn was inactive
Lambda - No Chapter, Alumni Designation
Mu - University of Minnesota - Active
Nu - Lincoln University (PA) - Active
Xi - Wilberforce - Active
Omicron - Pitt - Active
Pi - Case Western Reserve - Active
Rho - Philadelphia Alumni Chapter - Active
Sigma - Boston Metro - Active
Tau - Illinois - Active
Upsilon - Kansas - Active
Phi - Ohio University - Active
Chi - Meharry Medical College - Active
Psi - U Penn - Inactive
Omega - No Chapter, deceased brother designation
Wow, only two inactive....hot.
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Yeah, and the Morris Brown reason is one of the least likely to be within the control of the chapter.
This is kind of a random question, but did the group have a policy about accreditation before Morris Brown or was the response based on what seemed to be the right thing in that case? I had never thought about it before, but I think it makes a lot of sense not to keep chapters open at unaccredited schools. I'd think you'd want to do what you could to encourage folks to transfer quickly.