NPC Recruitment & Chapter Listing: Fall 2013-Spring 2014

[rose1989]

All three groups presented at UW-Milwaukee happened the week of February 17. The school has not announced which organization has been invited to re-colonize.

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by rose1989

All three groups presented at UW-Milwaukee happened the week of February 17. The school has not announced which organization has been invited to re-colonize.

Thanks for the info!

[irishpipes]

Kappa Delta University of Vermont Colony - 58

[Just interested]

Is that average chapter size or chapter total or none of the above? Not for sure how big those chapters are up there.

[irishpipes]

Total is 57 at Vermont.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by irishpipes

Total is 57 at Vermont.

That is awfully teeny for a state flagship. How many students are enrolled there?

[clemsongirl]

Originally Posted by 33girl

That is awfully teeny for a state flagship. How many students are enrolled there?

http://www.uvm.edu/~isis/cds/cds1314.pdf
Here's their Common Data Set with oodles of pertinent information, but they've got just shy of 11,000 undergrads. UVM is a little different than the other New England state flagships in that it describes itself as a blend of a public and private school, and that 76% of their Fall 2013 class is out-of-state and 66% total is out-of-state. When my mother was there she said her chapter usually hovered around 60, but that they were constantly struggling to make total and that the more successful chapters had closer to 100 girls. It seems that the Greek Life boom across the country hasn't really made its way to northern New England.

Does anyone know what the results of the Kappa Delta colonization there were? I couldn't find anything through Google.

ETA: The CDS also says that only 6% of women are in sororities and 6% are in fraternities-Greek Life isn't big there, it seems.

[irishpipes]

Originally Posted by clemsongirl

Does anyone know what the results of the Kappa Delta colonization there were? I couldn't find anything through Google.

KD took 58.

[naraht]

Originally Posted by 33girl

That is awfully teeny for a state flagship. How many students are enrolled there?

Doesn't surprise me that much. The state of Vermont was the 50th state to charter an Alpha Phi Omega chapter more than 20 years after Nevada which was the 49th.

[southernbuff]

Per Facebook photo, Cal State Polytechnic, Pomona Sigma Kappa welcomed 36 new members during formal recruitment.

[ChioLu]

Originally Posted by southernbuff

Per Facebook photo, Cal State Polytechnic, Pomona Sigma Kappa welcomed 36 new members during formal recruitment.

Great news! For the longest time, there were only 3 sororities at Cal-Poly Pomona (Chi O, KD, ZTA). Congrats to SK's new members!

[Cheerio]

Originally Posted by ChioLu

Great news! For the longest time, there were only 3 sororities at Cal-Poly Pomona (Chi O, KD, ZTA). Congrats to SK's new members!

When did Sigma Kappa leave Pomona since 1981?

[irishpipes]

Originally Posted by Cheerio

When did Sigma Kappa leave Pomona since 1981?

I'm confused too. I don't think they have left campus. Their website states something like "for over 30 years we have...blah blah blah"

[johansla]

It's kinda late in the game to make corrections, but James Madison University's Alpha Delta Pi chapter took 5 more women after recruitment, so the number for fall should be (68+5). Quota was 71.

[Just interested]

Clemson Girl, KD's fb page is UVM Kappa Delta. They have lots of pics of the colonization at Vermont if you are interested.