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I read through this pretty quickly, it's a very interesting situation for sure. The thing I kept thinking about was: "if my chapter were struggling and needed help, I would know for sure!" As a recent alumna, I try to stay current on what is going on. I feel like that is true now, since I didn't graduate so long ago, but maybe in a few more years, it might be less true, who knows? But I would hope that there would be some sort of reach out to alumnae in an effort to get the help the chapter needed. I don't recall if anyone mentioned that happened (on either campus), but if I wouldn't place all the blame on the chapter if I were finding out too late.
As to the comments on joining an org, then disaffiliating and joining another-well if it's against the rules that's one thing. Seems like no rules were broken from what I've read. If it's seems unethical that is another.
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Kappa Alpha Theta "The Fraternity was always second in my mind to coeducation. It was organized to help the girls win out in their fight to stay in college on a man's campus. We had to make a place for women in a man's world, and the Fraternity was one means to that bigger end." -Bettie Locke Hamilton
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