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Originally Posted by XODUS1914
In the NPHC world there is only one scenario that this can legally exsist. A guy joins Iota Phi Theta in undergrad prior to 1997. He then gets out of college and decides to join a NPHC frat because there is no IPT precense in his area, also prior to 1997. 1997 rolls around, IPT becomes a NPHC member and wham! this guy is officially part of two NPHC orgs.
I know this happened at least once.
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This is not "legal" since (and I think all the NPHC orgs have this rule; written or not) once you initiate into a general/social GLO (doesn't have to be NPHC), you are not permitted to join an NPHC org.
On the other hand, you can maintain dual membership in an NPHC org and a service, professional, or honors org.
So in this scenario that you know of, the person most likely lied to that NPHC org about being a member of another general/social GLO.
Hybrid Mode
