Qestion re: chapters for the Zetas

Greekgrrl · #1 07-10-2004, 11:42 AM

Hi all

Sorry for the board crash, but I'm working on a database of all NPC chapters ever (sort of a dynamic Baird's, eventually to be online), and I'm hoping for some information from y'all.

1. If anyone has a list of all your chapters with opening AND closing dates that they'd be willing to send to me (I realize you may not be particularly keen to release this information, but it's for educational purposes), that would be awesome.

2. Have you guys ever had chapters with the designation 'Theta Rho', 'Iota Beta', 'Kappa Epsilon', 'Kappa Nu', 'Kappa Xi', or 'Kappa Omicron'? I have the all-chapters listing from your website, but those seem to have slipped through the cracks and do not appear on the listings.

Please let me know if you have this information and are willing to give me a hand.

I'm happy to answer more questions about the project if you like.

Genevieve
Kappa Alpha Theta

radioZTA · #2 07-10-2004, 02:56 PM

The best place to get that info is from our international office in Indianapolis. Other than them, I don't know of anyone that has that specific info all in one place.

As for the "skipped" designations, sometimes colonies don't get chartered for whatever reason and so would not have a "founding" date for that chapter.

ZTAngel · #3 07-11-2004, 10:23 AM

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Originally posted by Greekgrrl

2. Have you guys ever had chapters with the designation 'Theta Rho', 'Iota Beta', 'Kappa Epsilon', 'Kappa Nu', 'Kappa Xi', or 'Kappa Omicron'? I have the all-chapters listing from your website, but those seem to have slipped through the cracks and do not appear on the listings.

The Kappa Omicron is our Merrimack College Chapter, Kappa Nu is Monmouth University and Kappa Xi is Richard Stockton College.

The ZTA website hasn't been updated in about a million and two years so there are a lot of inaccuracies on the charters page. There are a few closed chapters that haven't been listed as closed. Also, they do not have listed our Kappa Sigma and Kappa Tau chapters at the University of South Florida and Florida Gulf Coast University respectively.