PHC History at Texas-Austin

[texas*princess]

Originally posted by TxAPhi
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Texas chapters for those NPC groups not currently at UT-Austin:

Delta Zeta - 11: Angelo State, St. Mary's, Texas State, SFA State, Tarleton State, Texas A&M, U of Houston, U of North Texas, UT-Arlington, UT-Pan American, West Texas A&M
Gamma Phi Beta - 7: Midwestern State, Southern Methodist, Texas A&M Commerce, Texas A&M Corpus Christi, Texas Tech, Texas Wesleyan, Texas A&M
Alpha Omicron Pi - 3: Texas State, Texas Woman's, UT-San Antonio
Phi Mu - 4: Houston Baptist, Tarleton State, U of Houston, UT-San Antonio
Alpha Gamma Delta - 4: Texas A&M Corpus Christi, Texas Woman's, UT-Dallas, Tarleton State
Alpha Sigma Alpha - 2: UT-San Antonio, U of the Incarnate Word
Sigma Kappa - 4: Angelo State, Midwestern State, Texas Christian, UT-San Antonio
Sigma Sigma Sigma - 3: St. Mary's, Texas Woman's, Sam Houston State
Alpha Sigma Tau - 1: St Mary's, another one?
Phi Sigma Sigma - none?
Delta Phi Epsilon - none? UIW?
Theta Phi Alpha - none?

This criteria would put Delta Zeta and Gamma Phi Beta in "the lead" with Alpha Omicron Pi close behind along with Phi Mu, Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Sigma Kappa, Sigma Sigma Sigma, and Alpha Sigma Tau. But, again, this is only one factor....
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Just a few slight corrections:
Delta Zeta @ U of North Texas closed a few years back.. I think around 2000? I'm not exactly sure, but unfortunately they are no longer on our campus.

Delta Phi Epsilon has a chapter @ Texas A&M University Kingsville in addition to UIW

Theta Phi Alpha also has a chapter @ Texas A&M University Kingsville.

You're right on the money when you mentioned UNT as being one of the aspiring "flagship" schools. I believe the Panhellenic council there is hoping to expand soon, but I'm not sure when. GC'er Lyrica9 would probably have more info on that. The sorority row is BEAUTIFUL! Last I heard the school administration is looking to do a lot of "branding" type things to get UNT's name out there in the mind's of future college students.