University of Alabama NPC recruitment 2019 thread

[carnation]

Originally Posted by PGD-GRAD

^^^ Carnation, Good luck to her!! I’m guessing you saw to it that she is well-prepared and submitted all the needed recs.
Keep us updated, please.

Thanks! She's so precious!

[DoeofDenmark]

I found this amazing! These costs! I hardly pay even a quarter of these for my dues!

https://issuu.com/alabamapanhellenic...cial_documents

[Titchou]

Keep in mind the required for all students campus meal plan is included as is room rent for those who live in.

[DoeofDenmark]

Originally Posted by Titchou

Keep in mind the required for all students campus meal plan is included as is room rent for those who live in.

If I can ask, have the dues gotten more expensive since you were on campus? These are just so shocking to me, is it because they did all of the beautiful new renovations, do you think?

[Titchou]

Honey, I was in school in the 60s when we all had the old houses! Have you checked out how much dorms are now at Alabama? And they aren't renos - except for Chi O-they are all new houses.

[FSUZeta]

Ordinarily it is less expensive to live in house than in apartments.

[Alabama_Mama_2]

I’m in Tuscaloosa this weekend, and will return next weekend, to volunteer in the house. My daughter is a senior active. It is hot and humid! Praying for a successful recruitment for all.

[unarose]

I hope actives and PNMs all get to stay hydrated!

[psy]

Not NPC, but it looks like the Kappa Beta Gamma chapter that was chartered at Alabama last year officially shut down (surprisingly, it was a United Greek Council member, not an CPC associate member--UGC covers social/professional and special-interest/social fraternities and sororities, as well as UA's one LGLO. ADChi, a Christian sorority, is a CPC associate member).

[Alabama_Mama_2]

They had a fire alarm go off at a house earlier today that will make the day go longer. Poor actives and PNMs will be especially tired tonight.

[*winter*]

Originally Posted by psy

Not NPC, but it looks like the Kappa Beta Gamma chapter that was chartered at Alabama last year officially shut down (surprisingly, it was a United Greek Council member, not an CPC associate member--UGC covers social/professional and special-interest/social fraternities and sororities, as well as UA's one LGLO. ADChi, a Christian sorority, is a CPC associate member).

I'm sorry to hear this. I was just wondering about KBG at UA.

[psy]

Originally Posted by psy

Not NPC, but it looks like the Kappa Beta Gamma chapter that was chartered at Alabama last year officially shut down (surprisingly, it was a United Greek Council member, not an CPC associate member--UGC covers social/professional and special-interest/social fraternities and sororities, as well as UA's one LGLO. ADChi, a Christian sorority, is a CPC associate member).

Quoting myself for context... does anyone know why ADChi is a (the only) UA CPC affiliate and not a UGC member at Bama? It seems like they would fit in better with the current UGC members than CPC:

• Sigma Lambda Beta, a Latino based fraternity with a multicultural membership
• Theta Tau, a co-educational engineering fraternity
• Alpha Omega Epsilon, an engineering sorority
• Delta Lambda Phi, a progressive men’s fraternity
• Eta Omega Pi, co-educational fraternity for military veterans and their supporters
• Kappa Kappa Psi, a co-educational national honor band fraternity
• Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, a national fraternal music society
• Phi Sigma Pi, a national co-educational honor fraternity

[Titchou]

It's Christian sorority not a educational, cultural,major specific, etc. group. It really functions as an NPC group but just isn't NPC and isn't a local.

[Cheerio]

It has been really difficult to locate 3 oz paper Dixie Cups in my area this month. Is this due to sororities being required to use the exact same type of small paper cup for their refreshments during recruitment?

Or have local kindergarten/elementary schools required each child purchase six boxes of small paper cups for their schoolroom for the year?

Small plastic cups abound in many stores, in multiple fun colors which would seem to be great for sorority recruitment use, but PAPER cups seem to be at a premium.

[Titchou]

plastic would mean recycling or washing. No time for that! Paper it is...