kappa sigma at fgcu?

[rex in effect]

Tekeification? TKE is a great fraternity. They are the largest fraternity nationally. They are also way younger than Kappa Sigma and Sigma Chi. They were founded in 1899. Sigma Chi seems to have a more quality ver quantity approach when it comes to their colonizations. I have nothing against that. That is what they choose to do and they are very large nationally. But, a high number of chapters is crucial in fraternal organization. For example, Delta Upsilon, 80 active chapters. Chi Phi, 53 active chapters. Alpha Gamma Rho, 72 active chapters. These smaller chapters would be quick to colonize and charter at any university so that they can grow.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by rex in effect

Tekeification? TKE is a great fraternity. They are the largest fraternity nationally. They are also way younger than Kappa Sigma and Sigma Chi. They were founded in 1899. Sigma Chi seems to have a more quality ver quantity approach when it comes to their colonizations. I have nothing against that. That is what they choose to do and they are very large nationally. But, a high number of chapters is crucial in fraternal organization. For example, Delta Upsilon, 80 active chapters. Chi Phi, 53 active chapters. Alpha Gamma Rho, 72 active chapters. These smaller chapters would be quick to colonize and charter at any university so that they can grow.

No.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by rex in effect

But, a high number of chapters is crucial in fraternal organization.

Only if that fraternal organization (1) equates health with size and (2) can support/service all of its chapters as needed.