All 50 states

[Sister Havana]

Originally posted by naraht
Nope, the chapter at U of Alaska Fairbanks Chartered last October.

Oh cool! That isn't reflected on the website.

[naraht]

Originally posted by Sister Havana
Oh cool! That isn't reflected on the website.

My opinions of the current www.apo.org website are not appropriate for this current forum or any other that doesn't come equipped with earmuffs, an EPA Watch team, a Superfund site notice and Silvery Spacesuits with Geiger Counters built into the cuffs.

Watch for the new site though, they *are* working on it.

[Tom Earp]

Not to Be Negative, and maybe I am wrong, but I think the intent of the Orignal Post while it may not have said it was GLO Socials.

It does not include those that were there, but those that are there now!

Please narrow it down to those GLOs of Social Greeks and Those that are Still in Existence if you will.

Also, check My Sig. I am a APO! My Chapter is no longer there and if You check APO WEB SITE, there are a lot of less Chapters than there were.

To Edit, Collegite GLOs.

Originally posted by naraht
Oddly enough, I think Wyoming, not Alaska or Hawaii is the key. Alaska has at least two schools that allow social greeks (UAF & UAA) and I think Hawaii has at least one school other than U of Hawaii-Main campus which does so.

If you're talking 4 year universities, we have Hawaii Pacific University, and Chaminade University (Catholic, run by the Marianists). UH-West Oahu is currently a 2 year campus, but they're expanding to become a 4 year campus next year. It's difficult to establish anything because these are all predominantly commuter campuses.

None of these campuses have social Greeks right now, but hopefully things will change in the near future.

Originally posted by BetaRose
Don't forget BYU-Hawaii, although I doubt they'll be allowing non-LDS greeks anytime soon.

LOL, I intentionally left them out.

[naraht]

Originally posted by Tom Earp
Also, check My Sig. I am a APO! My Chapter is no longer there and if You check APO WEB SITE, there are a lot of less Chapters than there were.

I *think* the maximum number of active chapters that Alpha Phi Omega has had at one time is just less than 400, we are currently on the high side of 350. There are a few schools that I'm pretty sure we will not be able to go back to like Oklahoma Baptist (active 1939->1940) and some of the Community Colleges. Which chapter were you a brother at?

Randy

[Senusret I]

Originally posted by Tom Earp
Not to Be Negative, and maybe I am wrong, but I think the intent of the Orignal Post while it may not have said it was GLO Socials.

I doubt that seriously.

Originally posted by Senusret I
I doubt that seriously.

Doubt is right!

Originally posted by TheEpitome1920

Not sure if this has been asked/answered before...

Is there any organization with chapters in all 50 states?

I know I can't speak for TheEpitome1920, but if this thread was directed to social GLOs only, then I'm sure she would have said so.

[Tom Earp]

Your Interpretation only to be sure!

[Senusret I]

Originally posted by Tom Earp
Your Interpretation only to be sure!

She's my FRIEND. I think I know her substantially better than you do. She is VERY precise about what she says and what she means.

Just because you downplay non "social" organizations doesn't mean that she has to as well.

[BSP_Nicole]

Originally posted by Tom Earp
Please narrow it down to those GLOs of Social Greeks and Those that are Still in Existence if you will.

To Edit, Collegite GLOs.

It might just be that I am in a pi$$y mood, but if you want a thread with those specs, start one. The original question was "Is there any organization with chapters in all 50 states?". And also, if you don't like the direction a forum is going in (i.e. you think the content matter is too broad), don't read it.

I'm proud of my (non-collegiate, non-"social") GLO. I'm proud that we have (active) chapters in all 50 states. If you don't like that we were mentioned in this thread, too bad for you.

/rant

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[honeychile]

IF the intent was any organization, then the DAR has chapters in every state, and 11 other countries.

And probably the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts.

[Senusret I]

Originally posted by honeychile
IF the intent was any organization, then the DAR has chapters in every state, and 11 other countries.

And probably the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts.

But the post was in the Greek Life forum, eh?

[honeychile]

Originally posted by Senusret I
But the post was in the Greek Life forum, eh?

*Looks*

I have to admit, I rarely look at which forum a post is in - unless, of course, I'm cruising that particular forum. And the question was being thrown wide open, so....