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Originally Posted by DrPhil
Omega Psi Phi has graduate chapters. I used alumni (and alumnae) in the post you quoted but not in reference to Omega Psi Phi and other fraternities that use "graduate" instead of "alumni."
Check out their national website and district websites.
This excites you but bores the hell out of me so good luck figuring this all out.  |
I'm still trying to figure out why I used alumni/
alumnae.
Fortunately, there aren't WiOPF websites.
I tried their National site, While I can find geographically based searches for Omega Psi Phi, I can't find anything on that site with the chapters (much less the graduate chapters) with the order of chartering. It does appear that the graduate chapters in the larger communities (especially those likely to have early graduate chapters like Atlanta and Chicago) have two letter names and the smaller communities (which would be more likely to come later) are in the second and third letter same category.
I'm on the National History Committee for APO, so I'm used to this. (I've done research on both closed schools with APO charters and the two chapters in the APO whose chartering dates are more than 5 years from where they should be in the letter order)
Thanx for your help.