Question: Does anyone ever see the NPHC allowing inclusion of a 10th group?

[DSTCHAOS]

Originally Posted by TotallyWicked

Isn't Lambda Theta Alpha recognized by the NPHC? I saw a group on facebook stating they do (had an official group whose description read 'for members of the Divine Nine and associate member Lambda Theta Alpha), I saw a vid of LTA's saluting saying "recognized by the Divine Nine but proud to be the first Latin Sorority"

No.

Lambda Theta Alpha may be a part of a particular university's NPHC but it is not recognized nationally as such. "Recognized by the Divine Nine" is just a reference to the warm welcome they've received from some NPHCers. By saying "by" they are acknowledging that it's still the Divine Nine of which they are not a member.

[jubilance1922]

Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS

No.

Lambda Theta Alpha may be a part of a particular university's NPHC but it is not recognized nationally as such. "Recognized by the Divine Nine" is just a reference to the warm welcome they've received from some NPHCers. By saying "by" they are acknowledging that it's still the Divine Nine of which they are not a member.

Isn't it against NPHC by-laws to have non-NPHC orgs active in a local NPHC?

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by jubilance1922

Isn't it against NPHC by-laws to have non-NPHC orgs active in a local NPHC?

Yes, but it happens anyway.