your GLO and 2-yr/junior/community colleges

[Coramoor]

I recall a thread that mentioned that Sig Ep had a chapter at a two year college. I may be wrong though.

[Tex1899]

Originally Posted by Coramoor

I recall a thread that mentioned that Sig Ep had a chapter at a two year college. I may be wrong though.

I think their magazine's foundation report listed a dormant chapter at Tyler Junior College (Tyler, TX))...this is the only one I know of for Sig Ep. I've heard TKE had a couple somewhere.


Quala, something to keep in mind is with a JuCo you'll be turning your chapter's membership over every two years, if not more frequently. I'm not sure what APO's average tenure is like (I think my fraternity's about 3 years as an undergrad), but with constant turnover it would be tough to keep a chapter going and continuously moving forward. An alumni support group would need to be extremely hands on.

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by Tex1899

Quala, something to keep in mind is with a JuCo you'll be turning your chapter's membership over every two years, if not more frequently. I'm not sure what APO's average tenure is like (I think my fraternity's about 3 years as an undergrad), but with constant turnover it would be tough to keep a chapter going and continuously moving forward. An alumni support group would need to be extremely hands on.

I agree with this, and it's very good, helpful advice.

APO used to have something called extension membership. If I were to bring it back, I would use it as a way for Community College students to pledge at established chapters at 4-year universities.