NPC Recruitment & Chapter Listing: Fall 2012-Spring 2013

[honeychile]

This is the current Alpha Wednesday's Results for Alpha Delta Pi:


46 - University of California, Santa Barbara
37 - Ohio University
42 - George Washington University

[exlurker]

http://www.loyolaphoenix.com/sororit...57-new-members
Loyola (Chicago) had a record recruitment, reportedly.
"Sorority recruitment numbers set record with 257 new members . . .
A record 330 women registered for sorority recruitment this year . . . In the past three years alone, sororities at Loyola have doubled their numbers."

[DubaiSis]

The schools in Chicago seem to all be doing well. DePaul can't seem to expand fast enough to keep the chapter sizes relatively small. And if they built some sort of housing (actual houses is probably out of the question, but dedicated dorms?) would probably cause them to EXPLODE.

[Blue2]

Quota at Indiana State Fall 2012 = 15. Still no word on Gamma Phi Beta or final numbers for AOPi. COB must still be going on. Most chapters are above quota it seems.

[Football Fan]

Tri Delta at Rose-Hulman in Indiana

Q 21 DDD 21


Univ. of Tennessee (Corrected Number)

Q 52 DDD 53

Brenau

Q 5 DDD 7

Southeast Missouri State

Q 36 DDD 39

[dukedg]

The information about Alpha Phi below is not correct. They were on campus when I was there (1996-2000) and in 2001 (when my sister was there) they did a revitalization (one of those procedures where you come in, grant alumnae status to current members and rerecruit without closing). Here's the article: http://www.dukechronicle.com/article...be-right-track

Alpha Phi originally recolonized in 1994, per this article: http://www.dukechronicle.com/article...ional-sorority

So, Alpha Phi should look more like 1935-1970/1994-2001/2001.



Duke University
(Trinity College)
Durham, NC
January 13-21, 2013
Quota=
Campus Total=
Quota last year=42
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Alpha Delta Pi Omicron 1911
Kappa Delta Sigma Delta 1912-1967/1976-1990
Zeta Tau Alpha Phi 1915-1987/2005
Kappa Alpha Theta Beta Rho 1928
Kappa Kappa Gamma Delta Beta 1930
Delta Delta Delta Alpha Omicron 1931
Sigma Kappa Alpha Psi 1931-1967
Pi Beta Phi North Carolina Beta 1933
Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Epsilon 1934-1965/1975-2004
Phi Mu Gamma Epsilon 1934-1987
Alpha Phi Beta Nu 1935-1970/2003
Delta Gamma Beta Theta 1939-1974/1986
Alpha Chi Omega Beta Upsilon 1942-1976
Chi Omega Mu Kappa 1976
Alpha Omicron Pi Delta Upsilon 1979-2008

[Cheerio]

Originally Posted by dukedg

The information about Alpha Phi below is not correct. They were on campus when I was there (1996-2000) and in 2001 (when my sister was there) they did a revitalization (one of those procedures where you come in, grant alumnae status to current members and rerecruit without closing). Here's the article: http://www.dukechronicle.com/article...be-right-track

Alpha Phi originally recolonized in 1994, per this article: http://www.dukechronicle.com/article...ional-sorority

So, Alpha Phi should look more like 1935-1970/1994-2001/2001.



Duke University
(Trinity College)
Durham, NC
January 13-21, 2013
Quota=
Campus Total=
Quota last year=42
***************
Alpha Delta Pi Omicron 1911
Kappa Delta Sigma Delta 1912-1967/1976-1990
Zeta Tau Alpha Phi 1915-1987/2005
Kappa Alpha Theta Beta Rho 1928
Kappa Kappa Gamma Delta Beta 1930
Delta Delta Delta Alpha Omicron 1931
Sigma Kappa Alpha Psi 1931-1967
Pi Beta Phi North Carolina Beta 1933
Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Epsilon 1934-1965/1975-2004
Phi Mu Gamma Epsilon 1934-1987
Alpha Phi Beta Nu 1935-1970/2003
Delta Gamma Beta Theta 1939-1974/1986
Alpha Chi Omega Beta Upsilon 1942-1976
Chi Omega Mu Kappa 1976
Alpha Omicron Pi Delta Upsilon 1979-2008

In notes I've written from posts/articles I've read, the Alpha Phi Duke Chapter revitalization/recolonization did not become final/official until October 26, 2003.

Perhaps that's the day the university "recognized " them as "being" an official chapter because they finally had the proper number of women? Please correct my info if someone knows more...

[33girl]

Originally Posted by dukedg

The information about Alpha Phi below is not correct. They were on campus when I was there (1996-2000) and in 2001 (when my sister was there) they did a revitalization (one of those procedures where you come in, grant alumnae status to current members and rerecruit without closing). Here's the article: http://www.dukechronicle.com/article...be-right-track

Actually, if you make ALL the members alumnae, it's still considered a recolonization. If you leave the current members in BUT national basically comes in to rush and run things, and the current members and newest members all are on the same level, it's a revitalization. No doubt a positive "spin" was trying to be put on this because it was only 7 years after the first recolonization. No excuse for incorrect terminology, however.

[AXEling]

Originally Posted by Football Fan

Tri Delta at Rose-Hulman in Indiana

Q 21 DDD 21

Rose-Hulman's Chi Omega chapter also brought in 21

[irishpipes]

Originally Posted by Blue2

Quota at Indiana State Fall 2012 = 15. Still no word on Gamma Phi Beta or final numbers for AOPi. COB must still be going on. Most chapters are above quota it seems.

AOII initiated 18 this weekend.

[irishpipes]

I use the installation date rather than the colonization date, so I believe it is 2003.

[Just interested]

Irishpipes, Just an FYI for your records, The University of Texas just raised chapter total to 208. That's an increase in the last 2 years of 43. 165 2010, 185-2011 208-2012 Great to see Greek Life growing at UT.

[DubaiSis]

Dare I even ask the question? Is it time for expansion at UT?

[ForeverRoses]

Tomorrow is the last day women can register for recruitment at IU. This is the first year they have tried this short of a time period for sign-ups. I've been told that they will NOT accept any late sign-ups.

And because Indiana is such an odd recruitment school, the sororities are also getting their quotas calculated and submitted.

[APhi4Ever]

Isn't space for housing an issue at the University of Texas? I think I've seen that discussed somewhere.

Also, I don't blame IU for doing things the way they are this year.