Alpha Phi Omega and Alpha Delta

[DEVODUDE]

RedRover: the Pi Chi chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, one of the few remaining all-male chapters, was ending its ties with the national organization and was joining with other all-male A-Phi-O chapters to form a new social fraternity, Alpha Delta. The article went on to say that former APO chapters at Drexel and the University of Maine were also joining to form Alpha Delta.

These guys may not know that there is already an Alpha Delta fraternity founded in 1912 currently in operation at Washburn University. Here is their website:

www.alphadelta.org


ZBT:"Inspiring Today's College Men To Become Leaders Of Tomorrow."

[KAPital PHINUst]

Originally Posted by DEVODUDE

RedRover: the Pi Chi chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, one of the few remaining all-male chapters, was ending its ties with the national organization and was joining with other all-male A-Phi-O chapters to form a new social fraternity, Alpha Delta. The article went on to say that former APO chapters at Drexel and the University of Maine were also joining to form Alpha Delta.

These guys may not know that there is already an Alpha Delta fraternity founded in 1912 currently in operation at Washburn University. Here is their website:

www.alphadelta.org


ZBT:"Inspiring Today's College Men To Become Leaders Of Tomorrow."

That itself is not an issue. The real issue is whether or not the Washburn Alpha Delta is an incorporated entity and if the new Alpha Delta plans to incorporate. From what I can gather from the website, the Washburn Alpha Delta chapter appears to be a local fraternity. Usually locals aren't incorporated entities, but this may well be an exception.

In any event, this all will come out in the wash.