I've been everywhere, man

[john1082]

Weber State is in Ogden, Utah. It would be a tough sell on that campus as the LDS church frowns on the Greek system as we know it. There may be some "Greek Letter" groups at BYU but I doubt that they are IFC groups. The University of Utah did host a Zeta at one time but they were closed at some point.

[GammaZeta]

Every one in New England.

[Bilski]

Just got back from UIFI in Bloomington, Indiana and wouldn't you know I picked the session that was lucky enough to have Pete Smithhisler, Lambda Chi alumnus and NIC President, as its chief facilitator.

[Crescent182]

I pale in comparison but, oh well.

Attended University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Visited:
North Carolina State University
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Western Carolina University
Clemson University
Appalachian State University
East Carolina University
Elon University
High Point University
Wake Forest University
Bowling Green University

Brian Gustafson (Phi Theta 182)

[Sigma1844]

This encompasses two spring break road trips, several leadership seminars, random weekend visits, and everything else along the way. I am not, nor ever have I been, employed by any fraternity.

My home: Sigma Zeta at the University of Michigan

Chapters visited (in chronological order of my first visit)

Valparaiso
Michigan State
Kettering University
Maryland - College Park
Central Michigan
Western Ontario
Toronto
Cornell
Rensselaer
Boston
MIT
Eastern Michigan
Ohio State
Ohio
Wilmington
Indiana
Butler
Georgetown
Georgia
Clemson
South Carolina - Aiken
Jacksonville
Florida
Embry-Riddle
Florida State
Alabama
Purdue
Louisville

[chopper744]

I have been to:

UW-Whitewater (my Zeta)
Northwester (Initiated the new Colony in 1998/99?)
Nebraska-Lincoln (for the Sigma Chi Fight Night!)
Nevada-Reno
Oklahoma City
Northern Illinois
Iowa State
Arizona State University (during the 1998 General Assembly)
Minnesota-Mankato (now Minnesota State University) Sled-Till-You're-Dead!
...

My work is allowing me to travel and visit the Chops in other states, which is great. I'm looking forward to making another trip to Reno next Summer...and possibly somewhere in Colorado. Heads up!

[LXAAlum]

To update: South Florida and UNLV have been added to my list of visited chapters (never an ELC, btw).

No Wichita State chapter has ever existed, but, they appeared (in the late 1980's when I was there) to have a strong greek system, beautiful yet identical chapter houses...and strong BGLO organization - witnessed a sorority pledge class marching in line one evening.

Nice campus, too.

[john1082]

I thought that we had (of did have) a chapter at Wichita State. Another campus where we have no presence is the Univ of Wisconsin. It is a major league school and I've always wondered why we didn't have a chapter there.

[HONKY660]

Originally Posted by john1082

Another campus where we have no presence is the Univ of Wisconsin. It is a major league school and I've always wondered why we didn't have a chapter there.

I have wondered the same, and have seen other nationals recently reestablish chapters there succesfully. The last time we were on campus was in 1968 and have 876 initiates there too.

[Sigma1844]

Originally Posted by HONKY660

I have wondered the same, and have seen other nationals recently reestablish chapters there succesfully. The last time we were on campus was in 1968 and have 876 initiates there too.

I believe they are in the queue for recolonization, actually.

[Bilski]

Just got back from Lincoln, Nebraska and tried to visit our chapter at UNL. No one home for the holidays I guess!

[Cube TX]

I was there back in the summer of 2001. It's a great town. I passed by the chapter house, but since it was summer I figured no one would be there.

[Albert109]

I can't wait til our chapter gets a house - it'll be far after I graduate though... we need some alumni first; our founders graduate in May '09