Greeks in your workplace

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Originally Posted by ilovemyglo

the CFO (Controller in accounting) is a Sigma Nu from EKU (I think he said they lost their charter shortly after he graduated!).

Tell him it looks like they are back and doing fine at EKU.
http://www.ekusigmanu.com/

[12dn94dst]

at my old job (last day was thurday), there were 2 Deltas (including me), 1 Omega, and 1 Alpha. at my new job (that i started today), there's just me.

[Ocalagirl]

I just found out there is an ADPi. I knew she had gone to college, but it hadn't crossed my mind to ask, but we got to talking one day and I was thats awesome!! She's soo sweet

[LegallyBrunette]

I'm back in grad school now, but when I was working full time my cube neighbor was a Gamma Phi Beta and our bosses were a ZBT and an Alpha Chi Rho.

[DeltAlum]

At our new sports network, the woman anchor is a KKG, one producer is an ATO, a production assistant is a DZ, and, of course there's this DeltAlum.

[lovethedove]

I used to work with my big and a Tri Sigma. I have recently been interviewing for summer jobs/internships. They have all commented (sort of jokingly) about my being Greek In the really nice conference room where I had a pannel interview, I saw a really old Kappa Sig composite from 1922- pretty cool.

[AGDee]

I found out today that one of our newer employees at work is a Delta Sigma Theta. We ended up having a long discussion about our GLOs.

[Sophist08edLady]

We have several Greeks in my workplace. We almost have the entire D9.

Alpha Kappa Alpha (3),Alpha Phi Alpha (2), Zeta Phi Beta (3), Delta Sigma Theta (1), Omega Psi Phi (1), Iota Phi Theta (1), Kappa Alpha Psi (1), Delta Zeta (1), Sigma Delta Tau

[ziasha07]

At my school one Assistant Principal is an AKA, another AP is APHIA, and one 15 year teacher is an AKA. I think there may be a few more but I'm not to sure.

[OrchidAlum]

There are two Alpha Sigma Tau alums, one Alpha Kappa Alpha, and one Lambda Phi Epsilon (also a Carnegie Mellon alum!). And, of course, this Alpha Chi.

[AznSAE]

one AKA, one DST, and one who was in a multicultural fraternity, and me

[AngelPhiSig]

I was the "Membership Orientation Chariwoman" for one of my co-workers! I think we have a few more greeks though

[Coramoor]

Well, for the first time I actually have Greeks in the workplace.

Usually people in the US Army are...not the type of people that join frats/sororities. It wasn't until I started working in an Aviation Brig. that I ran into other Greeks. Now I work with about 7 guys that were in various frats all with wives/girlfriends that were in sororities.

It's cool b/c we have similar experiences...and they know how to party and socialize.

[dekeguy]

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Usually people in the US Army are...not the type of people that join frats/sororities.

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Actually, its been my experience that a very healthy percentage of Army officers who are not West Point grads (no social Greek system there) tend to be fraternity men. There are fewer sorority women among the female officers but there is still a good representation. When I deployed in 2003 I was surprised and impressed by how many fraternity men were in leadership positions in combat arms units.
dekeguy
Captain, USAR

[Glitter650]

My office is filled with Greeks as it is a very young company with a lot of people working here right after graduation. My cube is next to a DU, I have a DG on my team, my friend was a Chi-O, I know two sigma Chis... the list goes on.