Ok...where would you like to see Alpha Phi colonize?

[Sistermadly]

Originally Posted by GTAlphaPhi

In regards to the state of Georgia: if Emory and Georgia State could re-install their chapters in the future, then along with Georgia Tech, it'd be an Atlanta Alpha Phi trifecta!

I think it would be wonderful if Alpha Phi (and other NPC and IFC groups) could colonize and grow at HBCU's.

Yes to both of those.

[lovethatRTR]

Because Alpha Phi has done so well at Alabama, I would love to see them at Auburn in the near future. However, they recently brought Kappa Alpha Theta to campus last Fall, so my second preference would be UGA/Ole Miss.

Yay SEC!

[APhi4Ever]

I'd love to see us at UT-Knoxville, Vandy, UNC-Chapel Hill, UF, UCF, TAMU, TCU, Auburn, OSU (Oklahoma), KU, KSU, LSU, and the list goes on...

[wazzuAPhi]

Texas A & M

[Ivy4me23]

I would like to see an Alpha Phi colony at Florida Gulf Coast University (in Estero, FL) . I live 45 minutes from there and recently had to leave my chapter at Barry University (in Miami) due to financial aid issues and there isn't even an alum chapter here that I know of...But I think that FL in general needs more Alpha Phi's! <3 AOE

[ComradesTrue]

Pardon the crash-

I would like to see you re-colonize your Zeta Nu chapter at Texas Christian Univ. The Greek community there is thriving with 11 chapters and quota at 55 this year, compared to 9-10 chapters with quota in the low 40s when I was there in the early 90s. Perhaps they will open up for a 12th (and even 13th?!?) chapter in the next few years.

Only 3 chapters (APhi, KD, AGD) are dormant at TCU and it would be wonderful to welcome back any of them. It has been almost 20 years since a chapter closed on that campus.

Gamma Phi Beta colonized very successfully in 2007, so the campus culture is certainly open to new groups.

Crossing my fingers for growing the TCU system and would love to have your organization join us again!

[myopicsunflower]

Originally Posted by Blondie93

Pardon the crash-

I would like to see you re-colonize your Zeta Nu chapter at Texas Christian Univ. The Greek community there is thriving with 11 chapters and quota at 55 this year, compared to 9-10 chapters with quota in the low 40s when I was there in the early 90s. Perhaps they will open up for a 12th (and even 13th?!?) chapter in the next few years.

Only 3 chapters (APhi, KD, AGD) are dormant at TCU and it would be wonderful to welcome back any of them. It has been almost 20 years since a chapter closed on that campus.

Gamma Phi Beta colonized very successfully in 2007, so the campus culture is certainly open to new groups.

Crossing my fingers for growing the TCU system and would love to have your organization join us again!

Aww...thank you for the crash! Very kind words!

I would love to see us at TCU again too. One of my cousins was a Zeta there, and from what I know of her experiences and what I've read here, the Greek community is really vibrant. It would be so great to be part of it again!

[baci]

I was having a conversation with someone over the last week or so and I did say I feel Alpha Phi will have a strong future in the state of Florida over the next few decades. I just have this "feeling" there will be more colonizations and there will be a greater Alpha Phi presence. FSU is just the beginning.

[Jill1228]

Ladies, we welcome the crash
Where would I like to see us colonize/recolonize? One word:
STANFORD

[myopicsunflower]

Originally Posted by Jill1228

Where would I like to see us colonize/recolonize? One word:
STANFORD

THIS!

[BetteBeta]

Originally Posted by myopicsunflower

THIS!

There was a Stanford recolonization in the 70's - Kappa deuteron - but they seem to have gone down again. [ All sororities were kicked off campus in the 40's after one girl killed herself when she didn't get a bid.] From what I remember the area rep. said Stanford does not really welcome Greeks wholeheartedly and keeps them on a short leash.
On the SU website the last recruitment calendar is from 2007! yikes.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by BetteBeta

[ All sororities were kicked off campus in the 40's after one girl killed herself when she didn't get a bid.]

This is a myth.

http://www.godeke.org/News/SigmaRho_Chapter.htm

[Texas APhi]

Greekchat is reporting that Alpha Phi has been chosen to colonize at Worcester Polytech Institute. Congrats to Alpha Phi. Don't know the timeline involved.

[BetteBeta]

Originally Posted by 33girl

This is a myth.

http://www.godeke.org/News/SigmaRho_Chapter.htm

Believe what your want. Now that SU allows female greeks again, they like to whitewash their own sexist history: Male frats were allowed to stay while female frats were closed in 1944. I have never heard of another school that only removed one sex's groups. I will try to find the old newspaper where I read they characterized the sisters as being 'devisive to womanhood and leading to the death of a young (non-pledged) student' as their justification for closing them all.

[BetteBeta]

University of California has a new campus at MERCED. There are only 3 national Panhel groups there so far: DG, KKG, and DDD.

AP would be a great addition!