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One problem that seems to come up with this sort of program is that many houses are owned by their alumni housing corporations.
If a chapter moves into university-sanctioned housing, the alums are left with a piece of property that they have to fill, possibly with another organization (best case scenario) or just your average, run-of-the-mill apartment dwellers.
I know of at least one campus where this is a problem. The university has built this nice, new, state of the art convocation center...they want to get people moved into the campus area near the convo...but the alums are balking because of owning their chapter houses. Quite a conundrum, eh?
ZAX,
Bill Foltz
BO 130
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