NPC Recruitment: Fall 2010 - Spring 2011

[dukedg]

Sep. 10 - 12

http://www.chapman.edu/greeklife/sor...s/calendar.asp

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Recruitment Schedule:

Sep. 3 - 12

PDF of schedule found at http://www.wm.edu/offices/greeks/rec...ruit/index.php

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Sep. 10 - 18

On page two of registration form http://www.coloradocollege.edu/campu...ties/greek.asp

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Sep 10 - 12

http://www.gettysburg.edu/about/offi...y-recruitment/

[dukedg]

Thanks, Irishpipes, for maintaining this amazing list!

Sorry to bombard you with dates; I was putting together the DG list and thought I'd pass on any dates that I found...

[irishpipes]

Thanks for the info everyone

[groovypq]

I just got an email about fall (informal) recruitment at Susquehanna (Pa.):

The dates are Monday, September 13 - Friday, September 17 (Bid Day)

I don't have any info about spring (formal) recruitment yet. We're getting yet another new director of campus activities (who handles Greek affairs) this year, so that's the best I can do!

[mary8]

September 10-12, 2010

Informationals:
Aug. 27th - Greek Life Convocation
Sept. 2nd - Panhellenic Open House

Recruitment:
10th - Information & Philanthropy
11th - Skit
12th (AM) - Preference
12th (PM) - Bid Night

Switched to new 3-round schedule instead of 4. We'll see how it works!

http://www.belmont.edu/organizations/greek/index.html

[jennyj87]

Kappa Delta at FGCU will be having their colony recruitment September 17-19.

http://www.fgcukd.com/

[33girl]

Originally Posted by jennyj87

Kappa Delta at FGCU will be having their colony recruitment September 17-19.

http://www.fgcukd.com/

They really should change that URL & spell out Kappa Delta. Quick glance/just saying is all.

Daisy: I don't know which UW you mean but I do believe the 330 was a typo and 33 was the correct amount. PS: Your username is super awesome.

[DaisyBuchanan]

Originally Posted by 33girl

They really should change that URL & spell out Kappa Delta. Quick glance/just saying is all.

Daisy: I don't know which UW you mean but I do believe the 330 was a typo and 33 was the correct amount. PS: Your username is super awesome.

LOL I thought the same thing at first glance!
I was talking about University of Washington and when I looked at some other schools (especially like USC) I figured it must be 33.
And thank you; Great Gatsby is one of my favorites! I was in Nordstrom last week and someone in the store kept paging Daisy Buchanan- it must be code for something!

[DaisyBuchanan]

I have a couple questions, please tell me if I should be posting them somewhere else or creating a new thread.
Did UW really have a quota of 330 last year or is it a typo and supposed to be 33? Sorry but I'm just getting used to the terms and possibly misunderstood what quota was.
Also, is there any way to find out the percent of PNMs who get into a sorority for a given year? Thanks

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by DaisyBuchanan

I have a couple questions, please tell me if I should be posting them somewhere else or creating a new thread.
Did UW really have a quota of 330 last year or is it a typo and supposed to be 33? Sorry but I'm just getting used to the terms and possibly misunderstood what quota was.
Also, is there any way to find out the percent of PNMs who get into a sorority for a given year? Thanks

For your last question, the only way to figure out the percent would be to find out the number of PNMs who sign up and then the number who pledged. A rough estimate for the latter would be taking quota x the number of sororities on campus. But that's only a rough estimate as it doesn't take into account all sorts of other additional bidding procedures that occur. It also doesn't eliminate the number of PNMs who drop out or who could not have received bids due to grades.

[DaisyBuchanan]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

For your last question, the only way to figure out the percent would be to find out the number of PNMs who sign up and then the number who pledged. A rough estimate for the latter would be taking quota x the number of sororities on campus. But that's only a rough estimate as it doesn't take into account all sorts of other additional bidding procedures that occur. It also doesn't eliminate the number of PNMs who drop out or who could not have received bids due to grades.

Thank you so much Drolefille, that was really helpful!

[DZHBrown]

Northeastern State, August 11-14
University of Alabama - Huntsville, August 18-21
Nebraska Wesleyan, August 19-22
Clemson, August 20-26
University of Missouri - Kansas City, August 26-29
Southern Illinois, August 27-29
University of Central Oklahoma, August 27-31
University of Missouri - St. Louis, August 29-September 5
Illinois State, September 2-7
Mansfield, September 6-17
Truman, September 9-13
Eastern Illinois, September 10-19
Cal State-Northridge, September 12-15
University of Southern Indiana, September 15-20
Western Illinois, September 16-19
Cal State - Fullerton, September 17-20
Ashland, September 13-18
University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, September 15-18
West Chester, September 16-19
UNLV, ISeptember 24-27
University of Rhode Island, September 26-October 1
Northeastern, September 30-October 4
Drexel, October 4-9