Campus with all 25 NPC chapters?

[AZ-AlphaXi]

From this on the Miami U.(Ohio) web site .. Sigma Kappa was there from at least 1992 thru 2001

http://www.units.muohio.edu/saf/gra/...spring2001.pdf

and per the all Sigma Kappa chapters ever thread ..

Alpha Iota (1922-2001) - Miami University (Ohio)

which is (now that I look closely) in the list above

It looks like Delta Phi Epsilon is the 3rd NPC never chartered at Miami

[Sister Havana]

Originally Posted by irishpipes

*No school has chartered all 26 current NPCs


*Indiana University currently has 19 active NPCs, never chartered Alpha Sigma Tau or Phi Sigma Sigma

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I was at IU this past weekend and walked on the Greek Walkway. Apparently IU did have a chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma in the past. According to the stone, it was founded in 1969. I know nothing about it beyond that...but here's the stone:

[Aphigal]

Tri-Delta is currently closed at Miami.

[agzg]

Originally Posted by psusue

Just as a fun fact, Penn State does have a chapter of AST at its satellite chapter in Altoona, PA. Altoona also does give out 4 year degrees at its campus, however most students do what's called a "change of campus" to University Park within two years. I don't know if that counts toward having all 25 NPC chapters at one school, but I certainly think it's a cool fact about PSU. =)

There's a couple of PSU satellite campuses that have AST. Behrend does.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by psusue

Just as a fun fact, Penn State does have a chapter of AST at its satellite chapter in Altoona, PA. Altoona also does give out 4 year degrees at its campus, however most students do what's called a "change of campus" to University Park within two years. I don't know if that counts toward having all 26 NPC chapters at one school, but I certainly think it's a cool fact about PSU. =)

It does NOT count as having all 26 at one school, since there are chapters of ASA and G Phi B at both main campus and a branch campus. Saying that the branches = the same school invalidates those branch campus chapters.

Sorry if this comes off bitchy, but there are enough misconceptions where this is concerned without perpetuating it further.

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by agzg

There's a couple of PSU satellite campuses that have AST. Behrend does.

Of course it does!

Those are the only two Penn State campuses with AST chapters.

[OPhiAGinger]

I know Phi Mu is active there now, but didn't they close their chapter at Penn State about 13-14 years ago? I only ask because Irishpipes' posting shows them as continuously active since the 1920s.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by OPhiAGinger

I know Phi Mu is active there now, but didn't they close their chapter at Penn State about 13-14 years ago? I only ask because Irishpipes' posting shows them as continuously active since the 1920s.

They recolonized, I think.

[als463]

Originally Posted by OPhiAGinger

I know Phi Mu is active there now, but didn't they close their chapter at Penn State about 13-14 years ago? I only ask because Irishpipes' posting shows them as continuously active since the 1920s.

As an Alumna of the Penn State Phi Mu chapter, who graduated in 2007, I can say that we are still at Penn State. Because we had RM problems a few years back, Nationals came in and kicked out a bunch of girls. Unfortunately, those girls began a local GLO. That local GLO has since been absorbed by Tri-Sigma, since Penn State no longer allows locals to operate for risk management reasons. Both Phi Mu and Tri-Sigma absorbed the two locals on campus, which helped with retention rates. It worked out well for everyone!

[Denise_DPhiE]

Originally Posted by 33girl

It does NOT count as having all 26 at one school, since there are chapters of ASA and G Phi B at both main campus and a branch campus. Saying that the branches = the same school invalidates those branch campus chapters.

Sorry if this comes off bitchy, but there are enough misconceptions where this is concerned without perpetuating it further.

^^^What she said!