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Originally Posted by SoCalGirl
You had not specified new BGLO in your original question. Still though I think the same thought applies. Now if the NPHC decided to restrict membership into their council by requiring a purpose unique from their existing members, that could be feasable. I'm not sure of NPHC requirements for a new GLO to be recognized. You could contact NPHC to inquire about the qualifications.
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It may not have been as clear as you needed it to be, but I brought up SGRho being the first BGLO for women educators. Also, the NPHC was not created until after their founding as well as after the amending of the constitution. Therefore, contacting the NPHC would be null and void.
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Originally Posted by Jody
Nonchalent,
The NPHC wasn't formed until 1930, after the founding of SGR in 1922. I hope that addresses your question about whether our SisterGreek organization had to get some type of "approval" before forming (they didn't btw)
back to the regularly scheduled thread...
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Yes and no. Yes because you state that they didn't need any type of approval(which I feel that's hard to believe). No because I wasn't referring to anything pertaining to the NPHC(due to it being founded after the sorority was founded). Alpha Kappa Alpha had to get approval from the officers of Howard University as well as Delta Sigma Theta(which was all before the founding of the NPHC). However, since certain people feel that I'm throwing the thread off track, my topic can be dropped. Based on what has been posted, it seems that it doesn't matter if there was an existing organization on campus with similar interests, but it depends on the approval from the officers of the university.
Back to your regulary scheduled program.
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