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Originally posted by PKPILZ003
lady greek you're absolutely right - to get a CHARTER, the university has to sign off on it - that's the same with our group as well - but while they are striving towards that chartering date, they are just a org - no different that the dodgeball club, except they probably have to go through the step of havng Greek Council or IFC or Panhel saying that they can be on campus. But the university allows for those all encompassing groups to give initial approval.
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Not in Delta. A group of young ladies call our NHQ and express an interest in chartering a chapter. They are sent application materials. Included in these materials is a approval form that the school must sign. If the school does not approve the request, the process is done and the group is not allowed to exist even remotely in the name of Delta.
If the request is approved by the school (and of course Delta) then the group is formalized and the process begins and it's usually no longer than two to three months.
You're right it is one of those differences between our two organizations in that we do not have colonies.
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