Recruitment Results

[Football Fan]

Winter NPC recruitment is completed at some of the universities. Duke, Vanderbilt, SMU, Spring Hill, Villanova, Loyola/Marymount, Northwestern, Butler, Furman and Lehigh chapters have new member classes. University of Richmond, Cornell and University of Virginia have their new pledge classes as well. Does anyone have recruitment numbers from these universities?

[dukedg]

From an article in the Duke Chronicle: http://media.www.dukechronicle.com/m...-3151218.shtml

Quota = 32

ADPi 33
AOPi 9
Alpha Phi 33
Chi O 33
Tri Delta 32
DG 34
Theta 32
Kappa 33
Pi Phi 32
Zeta 33

[SWTXBelle]

Hope AOII is able to get those numbers up through informal.

[dukemama]

Wow, I'm shocked by the low AOPi # at Duke -- they were a very strong group when I was there (granted, that was 20+ years ago). Like the previous poster, I also hope they can add to their new member class via informal recruitment.

[scarleteriberry]

did duke have an alpha chi omega chapter? i swore they did...

[dukedg]

Originally Posted by scarleteriberry

did duke have an alpha chi omega chapter? i swore they did...

Here's the Panhel history, according to the Duke Greel Life website (though I believe the Alpha Phi info is slightly off):

Womens' Groups & Dates

Alpha Chi Omega* 1942-1976
Alpha Delta Pi 1911-present
Alpha Epsilon Phi* 1934-2004
Alpha Omicron Pi 1979-present
Alpha Phi 1935-2003, 2003-present
Chi Omega 1976-present
Delta Delta Delta 1931-present
Delta Gamma 1939-1974, 1986-present
Kappa Alpha Theta 1928-present
Kappa Delta* 1912-1967, 1976-1990
Kappa Kappa Gamma 1930-present
Phi Mu* 1934-1987
Pi Beta Phi 1933-present
Sigma Kappa* 1931-1967
Zeta Tau Alpha 1915-1995, 2005-present

[Football Fan]

Vanderbilt Tri-Deltas pledged 50. They are excited that eleven of the new Deltas are legacies.

[Just interested]

Kappa Delta at Vanderbilt pledged 50 + 1 with 7 legacies

[lauralaylin]

I'm pretty sure Alpha Phi is correct at Duke.

[dukedg]

Originally Posted by lauralaylin

I'm pretty sure Alpha Phi is correct at Duke.

I'm not sure if this is accurate, but according to a 1994 Duke Chronicle article: http://media.www.dukechronicle.com/m...-1438053.shtml

Alpha Phi is back on campus.

The sorority, which closed its Duke chapter in 1970, has just been adopted by the local Theta Beta Sigma sorority. The Office of Student Affairs and the Panhellenic Council approved the new affiliation this week.

Eight University women founded Theta Beta Sigma in April 1992 with the goal of becoming affiliated with a national sorority. Since the sorority's inception, members worked to increase numbers and achieve financial stability.

Panhel voted last fall to permit the sorority to begin seeking a national affiliation.... [Full article at link]

[dukemama]

Originally Posted by dukedg

I'm not sure if this is accurate, but according to a 1994 Duke Chronicle article: http://media.www.dukechronicle.com/m...-1438053.shtml

Alpha Phi is back on campus.

The sorority, which closed its Duke chapter in 1970, has just been adopted by the local Theta Beta Sigma sorority. The Office of Student Affairs and the Panhellenic Council approved the new affiliation this week.

Eight University women founded Theta Beta Sigma in April 1992 with the goal of becoming affiliated with a national sorority. Since the sorority's inception, members worked to increase numbers and achieve financial stability.

Panhel voted last fall to permit the sorority to begin seeking a national affiliation.... [Full article at link]

Interesting...I never knew any local sororities existed at Duke (of course, this particular one was founded 5 years after I left campus).

It doesn't seem possible that the affiliation with Alpha Phi was approved in 1994 and it took 9 years for the new chapter to be installed, does it?

[lauralaylin]

Originally Posted by dukemama

It doesn't seem possible that the affiliation with Alpha Phi was approved in 1994 and it took 9 years for the new chapter to be installed, does it?

No, that isn't what happened. I don't know when they were installed, but it was a normal length of time.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by lauralaylin

No, that isn't what happened. I don't know when they were installed, but it was a normal length of time.

It could have been that the Theta Beta Sigma/Alpha Phi colony flopped and was never installed and they gave it a second try in 2003. ASA had a colony like that too, I forget where.

[Football Fan]

More results from Baylor University were obtained courtesy of Kitemom.

Apparently at Baylor junior pnms are not counted as part of quota. A group may or may not choose to take juniors. Quota was 49.

Alpha Chi Omega 49
Alpha Delta Pi 49
Chi Omega 49
Kappa Alpha Theta 58
Kappa Kappa Gamma 49
Pi Beta Phi 47
Tri-Delta 57
Zeta Tau Alpha 63

[Fleur de Lis]

Kappa Kappa Gamma at Vanderbilt pledged 51 with 3 legacies (I am told quota was 46).