NPC Recruitment: Fall 2010 - Spring 2011

[honeychile]

From Facebook:

57 new Alpha Members at Theta Delta-University of Delaware!

[irishpipes]

AOII pledged 81 at Ramapo!

[BetaIotaDZ]

Congratulations to AOPi. That is a huge pledge class, expecially for deffered recruitment campuses. Is this a Colony group at Ramapo? I watch the colony thread and do not recall seeing Ramapo - but I just thought I would ask.

[OleMissGlitter]

Originally Posted by BetaIotaDZ

Congratulations to AOPi. That is a huge pledge class, expecially for deffered recruitment campuses. Is this a Colony group at Ramapo? I watch the colony thread and do not recall seeing Ramapo - but I just thought I would ask.

It is a colony!

[FSUZeta]

congratulations to AOII!

[BetaIotaDZ]

Yes, congratulations on the newest chapter at Ramapo! My college Greek experience was so good as was my daughter's. Different campuses/different Panhellenic groups/same good memories. I am so glad that colleges are opening up for growth in the Greek system as an option for enhancing the college experience.

[ASTalumna06]

I don’t know if updates to colony/chapter statuses are also posted here (shows how much I make an appearance in this thread..), but Alpha Sigma Tau recently had 2 chapters installed:

Iota - Dec 2010
Emporia State University (Kansas)

Epsilon Lambda - Jan 2011
Indiana University – South Bend
23 members

I didn’t see Epsilon Lambda listed at all, so I thought I’d send the update!

[FSUZeta]

congratulations AST!

[BetaIotaDZ]

Delta Zeta welcomed 25 new members at The College of New Jersey, Ewing, NJ

[BetaIotaDZ]

Delta Zeta Welcomed 11 new members at Clarion University in Pennsylvania.

[LaneSig]

Appalachian State University recently voted to increase Panhellenic total from 80 to 90.

[Football Fan]

....a late number for spring recruitment

Quota ? Delta Delta Delta 35

[APhi4Ever]

I found this information on the University of Oregon Panhellenic website:

http://greeklife.uoregon.edu/resources/statistics

University of Oregon:
Campus Total=119
Alpha Chi Omega: 63
Alpha Phi: 63
Chi Omega: 62
Delta Delta Delta: 62
Delta Gamma: 62
Gamma Phi Beta: 57
Kappa Delta: 64
Kappa Kappa Gamma: 63
Pi Beta Phi: 63

University of Oregon Eugene, OR:
Gamma Phi Beta 1908
Kappa Alpha Theta 1909-1997/Colony 2011
Chi Omega 1909
Delta Delta Delta 1910-2000/2010
Delta Gamma 1913
Kappa Kappa Gamma 1913
Alpha Phi 1915
Pi Beta Phi 1915
Alpha Delta Pi 1920-1986
Delta Zeta 1920-1992
Alpha Chi Omega 1921
Alpha Xi Delta 1922-1968
Alpha Omicron Pi 1923-1989
Alpha Gamma Delta 1924-1969
Kappa Delta 1926-1933/1990
Phi Mu 1927-1937
Sigma Kappa 1928-?/1991-2004
Zeta Tau Alpha 1929-1943/1945-1971

[AXOmom]

Curious about something- The total is listed at 119, but the chapter mean is 158. The smallest chapter as 133 (I think) and the largest 171. Does total mean the maximum number of girls each chapter is supposed to have or is it something else? If its the maximum number then why are the actual numbers so far over total? Can they go that far over the total set without changing total? Sorry if the question is a little ignorant. Just curious about how it works.

[irishpipes]

Originally Posted by AXOmom

Curious about something- The total is listed at 119, but the chapter mean is 158. The smallest chapter as 133 (I think) and the largest 171. Does total mean the maximum number of girls each chapter is supposed to have or is it something else? If its the maximum number then why are the actual numbers so far over total? Can they go that far over the total set without changing total? Sorry if the question is a little ignorant. Just curious about how it works.

A chapter may always take quota during formal recruitment, whether it will put them over total or not. So, if a chapter has 110 members before FR, and then quota is 50, they aren't limited to only taking 9 women (since total is 119) - they can take 50. This would make their chapter at 160, even though total is 119. Being over total DOES prevent a chapter from extending COR bids.