Ro Chi vs Pi Chi, etc

[flirt5721]

When I went through they were known as Gamma Chi then later changed to Rho Chi (Recruitment Counselor). There was a professional fraternity with that name so they changed it to SRC (sorority recruitment counselor)

[anongreek]

Originally Posted by flirt5721

When I went through they were known as Gamma Chi then later changed to Rho Chi (Recruitment Counselor). There was a professional fraternity with that name so they changed it to SRC (sorority recruitment counselor)

interesting! I had no idea. Before I got on here, I thought people everywhere called them Pi Chis.

[KSUViolet06]

When I first joined: Rho Chi.
It is now: Sorority Recruitment Counselor.

(I think SRC is now the current correct term per the most recent MOI.)

[anongreek]

Originally Posted by KSUViolet06

When I first joined: Rho Chi.
It is now: Sorority Recruitment Counselor.

(I think SRC is now the current correct term per the most recent MOI.)

Interesting. I wonder if they have also changed it where I went to college, to SRC. I wonder what their reasoning is for altering the name? To be more "PC," I assume?

[KSUViolet06]

Originally Posted by anongreek

Interesting. I wonder if they have also changed it where I went to college, to SRC. I wonder what their reasoning is for altering the name? To be more "PC," I assume?

Yes. Same with the change from Formal Recruitment to Primary Recruitment.

[carnation]

It's not Rho Chi anymore because there's a professional pharmacy fraternity called that, so schools started calling them Pi Chis or Pi Rho Chis (Pi for Panhellenic).

[AnchorAlumna]

Originally Posted by carnation

It's not Rho Chi anymore because there's a professional pharmacy fraternity called that, so schools started calling them Pi Chis or Pi Rho Chis (Pi for Panhellenic).

Auburn uses Pi Chi, but Alabama still uses Rho Chi. It's just an informal name.