Officer titles. Common or not?

[UofM-TKE]

Originally Posted by Psi U MC Vito

On the Chapter level, all our officers have Greek names.

Archon- President
1st Angelos- Internal VP
2nd Angelos- External VP
Thesauristes- Treasurer
Epistolographos- Corresponding Secretary
Grammateus- Recording Secretary

Funny enough, TKE uses the same word for the same position: Grammateus - Secretary

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by UofM-TKE

Funny enough, TKE uses the same word for the same position: Grammateus - Secretary

So do three of the four NPHC sororities.

[Psi U MC Vito]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

So do three of the four NPHC sororities.

Yeah I'm assuming it is just the Greek word for Secretary. And I know Archon is used by a few fraternities as well.

[ree-Xi]

Originally Posted by UofM-TKE

Funny enough, TKE uses the same word for the same position: Grammateus - Secretary

I was going to say that TKE uses some pretty interesting titles, but I don't know if they are ritual. So I'll just leave it at that.

[UofM-TKE]

Originally Posted by ree-Xi

I was going to say that TKE uses some pretty interesting titles, but I don't know if they are ritual. So I'll just leave it at that.

The titles are open to all who are interested and they are as follows.
Prytanis - President
Epiprytanis - Vice-president
Grammateus - Secretary
Crysophylos - Treasurer
Histor - Historian
Hypophetes - Chaplain
Pylortes - Sergeant-at-Arms
Hegemon - Educator (pledge)

Stupid me, when I first heard the word hegemony with respect to Henry Kissinger, I thought "what has the Secretary of State to do with pledges?"

Hegemon (ἡγεμονία) = leader