All of the _______ NPC Chapters

[TSteven]

Originally Posted by Leslie Anne

Typo (ta kala's, not yours). It was Caldwell College in Kentucky. It became Kentucky College for Women in 1913 and I'm not sure but I think it then became Centre College. Either that or it no longer exists.

There's some sketchy info about this school, both online and in KD's history books. ???

KCW became the "Women's Campus" of Centre in 1930 and formally merged in 1962 with Centre.

[Leslie Anne]

Aha! Thanks for the clarification.

[Beryana]

Originally Posted by SthrnZeta

http://books.google.com/books?id=5qk..._brr=0#PPR9,M1


That's the link for DDD, but you can navigate to different pages at the top - ZTA is page 461 and they're in alphabetical order. Hope that helps!

I haven't looked through a Baird's in a while! Thanks for the link.

I know this is something for the trivia thread - but I thought it was cool to share anyway! From the Tri Delta page (p419):

The Miami chapter was formed from a local called Phi Tau, which had absorbed a local, Delta Zeta. Latee Delta Zeta was revitalized and became a national sorority; hence members of the old Delta Zeta, alumnae of Phi Tau, are alumnae members both of Delta Zeta and Delta Delta Delta.

Just one of the many pieces of sorority/fraternity history that I find fascinating!

[AOII Angel]

Originally Posted by Beryana

I haven't looked through a Baird's in a while! Thanks for the link.

I know this is something for the trivia thread - but I thought it was cool to share anyway! From the Tri Delta page (p419):

The Miami chapter was formed from a local called Phi Tau, which had absorbed a local, Delta Zeta. Latee Delta Zeta was revitalized and became a national sorority; hence members of the old Delta Zeta, alumnae of Phi Tau, are alumnae members both of Delta Zeta and Delta Delta Delta.

Just one of the many pieces of sorority/fraternity history that I find fascinating!

Really! That's very interesting!

[Beryana]

Originally Posted by AOII Angel

Really! That's very interesting!

And I read further on page 427 (DZ section) that the chapter was originally founded in 1902 but was inactive from 1904-08, being reorganized in 1908 when the Cornell chapter was founded.

[violetpretty]

Alpha Chi Omega - University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 1903 active
Alpha Delta Pi - Samford University, Birmingham, AL 1910 active
Alpha Epsilon Phi - Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 1920 active
Alpha Gamma Delta - Allegheny College, Meadville, PA 1912-1996 inactive
Alpha Omicron Pi - Randolph-Macon Women's College Lynchburg, VA 1903-1960 inactive (no NPCs)
Alpha Phi - Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA 1899-1944/1978-? inactive
Alpha Sigma Alpha - no single letter chapters after Eta
Alpha Sigma Tau - Miami University, Oxford, OH 1924-1929 inactive
Alpha Xi Delta - University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL 1905-?/1983-1995/2008 active
Chi Omega - University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE 1903 active
Delta Delta Delta - University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE 1894 active
Delta Gamma - University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE 1888 active
Delta Phi Epsilon - University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB 1926-1954 inactive
Delta Zeta - University of Washington, Seattle, WA 1914 active
Gamma Phi Beta - University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 1903 active
Kappa Alpha Theta - University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS 1881 active
Kappa Delta - Women's College of Alabama, Montgomery, AL 1913-1913 inactive (no NPCs)
Kappa Kappa Gamma - Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, MI 1881 active
Phi Mu - University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 1908 active
Phi Sigma Sigma - George Washington University, Washington, DC 1924 active
Pi Beta Phi -
California Kappa - University of California-San Diego, San Diego, CA 1987 active
Pennsylvania Kappa - Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA 1997 active
Sigma Delta Tau - University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL 1926 active
Sigma Kappa - Brown University, Providence, RI 1908 inactive
Sigma Sigma Sigma - Miami University, Oxford, OH 1911-1992 inactive
Theta Phi Alpha - University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 1922 active
Zeta Tau Alpha - University of Texas, Austin, TX 1906 active

[ta kala]

Kappa Delta's Kappa chapter is at the Women's College of Alabama. It was installed in January of 1913 and closed later that year when the college abolished sororities.

[NutBrnHair]

Originally Posted by violetpretty

Chi Omega - University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE 1903 active
Delta Delta Delta - University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE 1894 active
Delta Gamma - University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE 1888 active

I do think this is one of the most amazing coincidences that all three of these chapters are named Kappa and are at the same school AND are still active!

[LucyKKG]

Originally Posted by NutBrnHair

I do think this is one of the most amazing coincidences that all three of these chapters are named Kappa and are at the same school AND are still active!

I'm sure they planned it that way.

[nightowl86]

i am about to go through recruitment after winter break. Any advice?

[breathesgelatin]

Originally Posted by nightowl86

i am about to go through recruitment after winter break. Any advice?

Why are you asking for advice on this thread?

A lot depends on your school.

Hopefully, since you are at a school with deferred recruitment, you have spent time meeting sorority women during fall term and carried yourself in an appropriate matter. Also, hopefully your first semester GPA is shaping up to be good.

If you do not have recommendations for the sororities at your campus, I would advise getting some.

[UofISigKap]

<hijack>
I was going through my school's NPC page, and although I knew we had a lot of single letter chapters, I didn't realize it was THAT many.
</hijack>

To put the thread back on track, we're at lambda chapters now, right?

[Drolefille]

bumps in case people feel like keeping this up

[libelle]

Originally Posted by Leslie Anne

Delta Chapters of the NPCs

I was not able to find clear information for each organization so any help would be appreciated. If there are inaccuracies, as I'm sure there are, please let me know and I will correct them.



Alpha Chi Omega – Allegheny College, PA 1891 active
Alpha Delta Pi – University of Texas, Austin 1906 active
Alpha Epsilon Phi – Adelphi University, NY 1916 active
Alpha Gamma Delta – University of Minnesota 1908 active
Alpha Omicron Pi – Tufts Univeristy, MA 1908 active
Alpha Phi – Cornell University, NY 1889 active
Alpha Sigma Alpha – Mary Baldwin College, VA 1905 inactive (no social GLOs)
Alpha Sigma Tau – Indiana University of Pennsylvania, PA 1916 active
Alpha Xi Delta – Bethany College, WV 1903 active
Chi Omega – Dickinson College, PA 1907 inactive
Delta Delta Delta – Simpson College, IA 1889 active
Delta Gamma – Trinity (TX) 1880 inactive , Delta II – Hanover College 1881, IN inactive, Delta III – University of Southern California, CA 1887 inactive However, Delta Gamma has an active chapter at USC under the chapter name Alpha Nu.
Delta Phi Epsilon – Hunter College, NY 1922 inactive
Delta Zeta – De Pauw, IN 1909 inactive, but will be active again in 2010
Gamma Phi Beta – Boston University, MA 1887 active
Kappa Alpha Theta – Delta I Illinois Wesleyan 1875 “disestablished” – Delta, Univeristy of Illinois 1895 active
Kappa Delta - College for Women (now Presbyterian College), SC 1905 inactive
Kappa Kappa Gamma – Indiana University, Bloomington 1872 active
Phi Mu – Tulane University, LA 1906 inactive
Phi Sigma Sigma – SUNY, Buffalo 1920 inactive
Pi Beta Phi – many Deltas, I chose the first to appear: Knox College, IL 1884 active
Sigma Delta Tau – SUNY, Buffalo 1921 active
Sigma Kappa – Boston University 1904 active
Sigma Sigma Sigma – George Peabody College for Teachers (later merged w/ Vanderbilt) 1904 inactive
Theta Phi Alpha – Ohio University, Athens 1919 inactive
Zeta Tau Alpha – Randolph-Macon Women’s College (now Randolph College), VA 1902 inactive (no social GLOs)

Could a Tri Delta, please clarify the situation with your original Delta chapter? Thanks.


Corrections courtesy of: ISUKappa and dukedg

Hi. The Delta chapter of Phi Mu at Tulane was recolonized last year.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by libelle

Hi. The Delta chapter of Phi Mu at Tulane was recolonized last year.

The thread's several years old