NPC Recruitment and Chapter Listing: Fall 2021-Spring 2022

[TLLK]

California: San Jose St 16, CSU-LB 36, Sonoma ST 16 (SSU Quota was 13)

Very happy to see this chapter gain so many new members. Quota for CSULB this year was 29.

[clemsongirl]

Clemson KKG 118
DZ 112
DDD 111
Pi Phi 111
all from instagram
also quota at 108 is BLOWING MY MIND because my new member class in 2013 was 63! it is wild to me how quickly that school has grown and how big greek life has gotten since I was there.

[Cookiez17]

University of Washington

Sigma Kappa- 26
Delta Delta Delta- 25
Delta Gamma- 24
Kappa Alpha Theta-23
Alpha Phi-27
Kappa Kappa Gamma-24
Alpha Xi Delta- 24
Alpha Delta Pi-24
Alpha Gamma Delta-28
Alpha Chi Omega-21
Pi Beta Phi-23
Delta Zeta-25

SUNY Binghamton
Kappa Kappa Gamma-23

[PiPhiERDoc]

Originally Posted by Cookiez17

University of Washington

Sigma Kappa- 26
Delta Delta Delta- 25
Delta Gamma- 24
Kappa Alpha Theta-23
Alpha Phi-27
Kappa Kappa Gamma-24
Alpha Xi Delta- 24
Alpha Delta Pi-24
Alpha Gamma Delta-28
Alpha Chi Omega-21
Pi Beta Phi-23

SUNY Binghamton
Kappa Kappa Gamma-23

Any idea why UW’s pledge classes are so small? I guess I’m surprised when they seem to be growing around the country and UW’s seem to be shrinking especially for such a large student body. Is it general disinterest, first year living in requirement, something else? Genuinely curious if anyone knows. Also wondering how Zeta did, looks like they are unhoused now. 🙁

[Cookiez17]

Originally Posted by PiPhiERDoc

Any idea why UW’s pledge classes are so small? I guess I’m surprised when they seem to be growing around the country and UW’s seem to be shrinking especially for such a large student body. Is it general disinterest, first year living in requirement, something else? Genuinely curious if anyone knows. Also wondering how Zeta did, looks like they are unhoused now. 🙁

I did see UW's quota has dropped and AOII closed last year due to dwindling numbers. You also have to remember a lot of people have put off college recently.

I found these numbers through Instagram as many houses posted their new member classes. Zeta didn't.

[PiPhiERDoc]

Well sure, but with an undergrad enrollment of almost 32,000 - these numbers are TINY. And it just doesn’t seem to be following the trends elsewhere this year where most pledge classes are way up with students who decided to wait a year to go to school.

[Iota_JWH]

AOII HQ just posted another recruitment results on Facebook:
Alabama: Birmingham Southern 9
Georgia: Columbus State 7, LaGrange 12
Illinois: ISU 35, Quincy 2
Indiana: Ball St 14
Kentucky: NKU 18, Transy 15
Maine: UM 13
Michigan: MSU 32, GVSU 15
North Carolina: Wingate 15
South Carolina: USC-Aiken 8
Texas: TWU 14
Virginia: GMU 12
Wisconsin: River Falls 7
Canada: Univ of Western Ontario 44

[3DGator]

Tri Delta Pearls 2021
William and Mary- 24
Carnegie Mellon- 25

[NYCMS]

Originally Posted by Cookiez17

University of Washington

Sigma Kappa- 26
Delta Delta Delta- 25
Delta Gamma- 24
Kappa Alpha Theta-23
Alpha Phi-27
Kappa Kappa Gamma-24
Alpha Xi Delta- 24
Alpha Delta Pi-24
Alpha Gamma Delta-28
Alpha Chi Omega-21
Pi Beta Phi-23
Delta Zeta-2

Gamma Phi Beta is also at the University of Washington and judging from their new member class pic on Instagram, it looks like they have 24 new pledges.

[GreenBookGirl]

Originally Posted by PiPhiERDoc

Any idea why UW’s pledge classes are so small? I guess I’m surprised when they seem to be growing around the country and UW’s seem to be shrinking especially for such a large student body. Is it general disinterest, first year living in requirement, something else? Genuinely curious if anyone knows. Also wondering how Zeta did, looks like they are unhoused now. ��

This was a strange year with COVID (Washington has some of the strictest COVID laws in the country) and uncertainty as to in-person classes and what Greek housing would look like. As a result, the Greek Life Office said lot of women were hesitant to sign up for primary but are interested in COB. All chapters made quota (20 primary, 3 secondary) except for Zeta Tau Alpha (in their first year as an unhoused chapter) who matched 19 total, so it seems like PNMs during primary are still mostly looking for housed sororities, but I think Zeta has the potential be able to be very successful with COB and reach great women who aren’t as interested in having a house.

I think it’s hard to determine whether lower numbers are a trend now; we need a few more years of data points. I’m not too worried (yet) because COB seems to be very successful still.

[Sciencewoman]

Quota was down at Grand Valley State -- only 14. Everyone is COBing. Recruitment was moved up by 3 weeks, and there wasn't as much time to publicize. I'm guessing it's going to move back next fall.

Gamma Phi Beta took 15 new members through formal recruitment.

[3DGator]

Tri Delta Pearls
University of Ottawa- 22
University of Toledo- 14

[kchaptergphib]

Today was Bid Day at the University of Wisconsin (Madison)
Round one was virtual, and the rest was in-person.
There were 1450 women initially registered, but 1315 actually participated in Round One.
1054 women received bids today
Quota was 86
Gamma Phi Beta has 92 New Members (sorry, I have no numbers for other chapters)
Zeta Tau Alpha starts their new chapter process October 10

[Cookiez17]

LIU-Brooklyn

Zeta Tau Alpha-13

James Madison University

Tri Delta- 74

University of New Hampshire

Alpha Xi Delta- 47

[shadokat]

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