Colonization Efforts?

[KSUViolet06]

Tri-Sigma will colonize @ Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in the Fall of 2004

[CSUSigEp]

Originally posted by phamason2003
First, congatulation Phi Sigma Sigma for your new colony at UW-Milwaukee, I wish the best for you ladies. I knew a bunch of Phi Sigs. at San Francisco State U. So, for other orgs. what schools are you colonizing at?

Phi Tau's colonies are at:

(7) Sacramento State U. (Sacramento, Calif.)

-F&AM(PHA.Cedars#64)
-Phi Kappa Tau

First Ive heard of another sorority about to come to Sac State. Good stuff!

[pirepresent]

Originally posted by CSUSigEp
First Ive heard of another sorority about to come to Sac State. Good stuff!

Phi Tau is a fraternity, not a sorority....

[BabyP]

what the heck!!! how can sac state have a colony? they wouldnt let us and chi delta become national because their greek is "under total" I am so surprised and upset!!!

[moe.ron]

Originally posted by BabyP
what the heck!!! how can sac state have a colony? they wouldnt let us and chi delta become national because their greek is "under total" I am so surprised and upset!!!

Fraternities and sororities are under different rules. It is easier for fraternities to set up shop in most campuses then sororities.

[LXAAlum]

Originally posted by breathesgelatin
Pi Beta Phi has no colonies at this time; our last two installations were at Colorado Epsilon (University of Colorado-Colorado Springs) and California Nu (Loyola Marymount College), both in 2003.

We will be colonizing at North Carolina State University in the fall.

WOW...UCCS has a greek system now?

Went there my freshman year...no dorms, no greeks, no social life at all. Course, that was almost (GASP) 19 years ago!

Nice to see them getting some greeks. And dorms. Nice campus...GREAT location except for the winter (the only roads to get UP to campus are very steep, and get very icy during snow storms).

[bubu]

Acacia Fraternity's most recent colonies are at the University of Texas at Austin (Hook 'Em Horns!) and Texas A&M University.

Our other colonies are at Northwestern Oklahoma State, Syracuse, Bloomsburg, and East Stroudsburg.

[bubu]

Add Mizzou to that list of Acacia colonies!

[chideltjen]

Originally posted by BabyP
what the heck!!! how can sac state have a colony? they wouldnt let us and chi delta become national because their greek is "under total" I am so surprised and upset!!!

we actually chose to NOT become national.

That whole "going national" drama with us was almost 10 years ago.

And NPC and IFC work differently. IFC actually just had about 2 fraternities in recent years, drop... so they can afford to have another one.

[chideltjen]

Originally posted by pirepresent
Phi Tau is a fraternity, not a sorority....

either way... that's still cool.

YAY Sac State!

[breathesgelatin]

Originally posted by LXAAlum
WOW...UCCS has a greek system now?

Went there my freshman year...no dorms, no greeks, no social life at all. Course, that was almost (GASP) 19 years ago!

Nice to see them getting some greeks. And dorms. Nice campus...GREAT location except for the winter (the only roads to get UP to campus are very steep, and get very icy during snow storms).

Yes... Pi Phi is the first NPC sorority there. There was a local group started in the late 90s that was selected to be a new Pi Phi chapter. I think they were founded with the intent to go national at some point. I don't know if they have fraternities at all.

I think it will be good for the campus.

[CarolinaCutie]

Originally posted by queequek
Spring 2004
(recolonize) College of William and Mary, VA
UMass at Dartmouth, MA

Not a COLONY, but still... I heard rumors (just rumors) that Theta Delta Chi is going to be re-recognized by UNCG really soon....

[MysticCat]

Last numbers I saw (as of January 2004), we had 14 colonies:

Alpha Sigma (Butler University)
Theta Gamma (Fort Valley State University)
Iota Eta (Central State University)
Mu Beta (Winston-Salem State University)
Pi Chi (Texas A&M University - Kingsville)
Alabama Gamma (University of North Alabama)
Florida Zeta (University of Tampa)
Georgia Gamma (Albany State University)
Louisiana Gamma (University of New Orleans)
Mississippi Alpha (Jackson State University)
South Carolina Alpha (Lander University)
Tennessee Beta (Lee University)
Virginia Delta (Norfolk State University)
West Virginia Beta (Alderson-Broaddus College)

The Greek letter names of the first 5 indicate that they are recharterings. The State/Greek-letter combination of the names of the remaining 9 indicate that they will be new charters.

[BabyP]

congrats phi tau and PM me, I would like to work together, it would be nice to work with another new greek, a lot of greek seemed to be against us cuz we are new

[chideltjen]

Originally posted by BabyP
congrats phi tau and PM me, I would like to work together, it would be nice to work with another new greek, a lot of greek seemed to be against us cuz we are new

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