NPC Recruitment and Chapter Listing: Fall 2021-Spring 2022

[kchaptergphib]

Today was Bid Day at the University of Wisconsin (Madison)
Round one was virtual, and the rest was in-person.
There were 1450 women initially registered, but 1315 actually participated in Round One.
1054 women received bids today
Quota was 86
Gamma Phi Beta has 92 New Members (sorry, I have no numbers for other chapters)
Zeta Tau Alpha starts their new chapter process October 10

[mlanderson]

Originally Posted by kchaptergphib

Today was Bid Day at the University of Wisconsin (Madison)
Round one was virtual, and the rest was in-person.
There were 1450 women initially registered, but 1315 actually participated in Round One.
1054 women received bids today
Quota was 86
Gamma Phi Beta has 92 New Members (sorry, I have no numbers for other chapters)
Zeta Tau Alpha starts their new chapter process October 10

Ok this confirms it, I think we as Madison residents really need to get an alumnae panhellenic together. These are SEC numbers.

[mlanderson]

Quota 4

Delta Phi Epsilon - 4
Sigma Sigma Sigma - 4
Alpha Sigma Tau - 3

I really want to know what happened here. Even in the slump in the late 90s early 00s the chapters would get 10 members minimum. It does not seem to be pandemic related.

[Cheerio]

Originally Posted by mlanderson

Quota 4

Delta Phi Epsilon - 4
Sigma Sigma Sigma - 4
Alpha Sigma Tau - 3

I really want to know what happened here. Even in the slump in the late 90s early 00s the chapters would get 10 members minimum. It does not seem to be pandemic related.

Do you know the reason all three NPC sororities closed on this campus in 1983 and 1984, when sororities nationwide were very popular? And could that reason be similar to the reason for the more recent diminishment of student interest in sororities?

I'm recalling the possibly low financial terms of life, for students from midwestern rural/farming populations, in both situations.