2022/2023 New Chapters/Expansions/Charters/Closures

[LaneSig]

Middle Georgia State University and Texas A&M University-San Antonio are open for NPC expansion.

Currently both campuses have NIC and NPHC organizations, but not NPC.

[carnation]

Middle Georgia keeps trying but I don't know...

[*winter*]

Alpha Sigma Tau closures/reorganization

https://alphasigmatau.org/news-event...er-suspension/

Penn West EDINBORO is the “suspension-reorganization”

Fairmont State and Concord University are closing

[Cookiez17]

Has there been previous expansion attempts that have never panned out?

[carnation]

Oh, they've been looking for about a zillion years with no takers. I get that. It's almost all commuters.

[Cookiez17]

That tends to happen. My alma mater must have been an outlier, as it was a huge commuter school yet had a vibrant greek system.

[PKT4LIFE]

Today we recolonized our Alpha Xi chapter at West Virginia University with 30 founding fathers. This chapter was dormant since 1943 (80 years). A huge WELCOME BACK!!!!!

[ZTA72]

Originally Posted by PKT4LIFE

Today we recolonized our Alpha Xi chapter at West Virginia University with 30 founding fathers. This chapter was dormant since 1943 (80 years). A huge WELCOME BACK!!!!!

Congratulations!!

[LaneSig]

Alpha Epsilon Pi at Northwestern University(IL) has been closed due to RMF issues.

[Cookiez17]

Alpha Delta Chi at UCLA will be closing at the end of the semester. This is actually the Alpha chapter of the sorority.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp5V4gpuY7J/

[navane]

Originally Posted by Cookiez17

Alpha Delta Chi at UCLA will be closing at the end of the semester. This is actually the Alpha chapter of the sorority.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp5V4gpuY7J/

Founded in 1925, the chapter was awfully close to their 100 year anniversary.

[fmanning]

Phi Mu Delta has established a provisional chapter, Mu Omega, at Temple University. There are 15 founding fathers for this new chapter. The installation was conducted by brothers from the Phi Mu Delta chapters at Susquehanna University and Stockton University.

[ChioLu]

Originally Posted by Cookiez17

Alpha Delta Chi at UCLA will be closing at the end of the semester. This is actually the Alpha chapter of the sorority.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp5V4gpuY7J/

ADX was actually housed - they rented half of the former AEPhi house (The engineering sorority rented the other half, so both were able to have meetings and live as a group.)

And more sad news from UCLA, AGD will be closing at the end of the Spring quarter, due to low numbers. And even worse, they’ve found a buyer for the house, so it appears recolonization won’t be in future plans.

UCLA used to have the strongest Greek advisers. Numbers went way up (chapter size total went from 125 to 200 in a few years). But they decided to let go the great advisers and hire people with less experience for less money, and numbers have gone down since. I was told that they had a rookie Greek advisor to do recruitment with little help this past year. That advisor has already quit.

[Cookiez17]

Originally Posted by ChioLu

ADX was actually housed - they rented half of the former AEPhi house (The engineering sorority rented the other half, so both were able to have meetings and live as a group.)

And more sad news from UCLA, AGD will be closing at the end of the Spring quarter, due to low numbers. And even worse, they’ve found a buyer for the house, so it appears recolonization won’t be in future plans.

UCLA used to have the strongest Greek advisers. Numbers went way up (chapter size total went from 125 to 200 in a few years). But they decided to let go the great advisers and hire people with less experience for less money, and numbers have gone down since. I was told that they had a rookie Greek advisor to do recruitment with little help this past year. That advisor has already quit.

Sad that this and the USC chapter closed after being recolonized recently. I had no idea about the advisor situation, that sounds terrible!

[Cheerio]

Originally Posted by ChioLu

ADX was actually housed - they rented half of the former AEPhi house (The engineering sorority rented the other half, so both were able to have meetings and live as a group.)

And more sad news from UCLA, AGD will be closing at the end of the Spring quarter, due to low numbers. And even worse, they’ve found a buyer for the house, so it appears recolonization won’t be in future plans.

UCLA used to have the strongest Greek advisers. Numbers went way up (chapter size total went from 125 to 200 in a few years). But they decided to let go the great advisers and hire people with less experience for less money, and numbers have gone down since. I was told that they had a rookie Greek advisor to do recruitment with little help this past year. That advisor has already quit.

UCLA also had at least one NPC group, chosen within past decade to recolonize, that never did. Do you know their reasons for never recolonizing?