NPC Recruitment & Chapter Listing: Fall 2013-Spring 2014

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by AST-AI2007

Here is some closed AST chapters that are not listed and some years where you have question marks. This informantion is from my old new member binder which all the info comes from nationals.

University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee- Gamma 1909-1913

Hopefully we get this one back soon!

Does anyone know when presentations are taking place?

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by 33girl

This is a random question, but does anyone know what happened with Averett College? Could they just not maintain chapters? Do they have local GLOs now or nothing at all? I know our chapter there was surrounded by a LOT of strong collegiate and alum chapters and tons of alumnae, so it couldn't have been for lack of support.

I just searched for any Greek life info I could, but this is basically the most I've found. They might have 2 fraternities and 1 sorority? I don't know if they're (inter)national or local.

http://colleges.niche.com/averett-un...ty/greek-life/

http://www.collegeview.com/schools/a...ty/studentlife

It's a pretty small school. Mainly commuter? Possibly little interest in Greek life?


ETA:
Just found this http://www.alphaetarho.org/chapters


ETA:
And more: http://www.eduinreview.com/school-se...ett-university

It looks like Phi Sigma Sigma is still there... per Wiki, the school is also listed on the sorority's active chapter directory...

Other organizations: (Appears as submitted by school) Alpha Eta Rho, Averett Players, American Chemical Society, Averett Anime Association, Averett Collegiate Chapter of Habitat for Humanity, Averett Flying Cougars, Averett Science Association, Averett University College Republicans, BASIC, Brothers with a Purpose, Campus Activities Board, Environmental Club, Gay Straight Alliance, IMPACT, Lambda Alpha Epsilon/American Criminal Justice Club, Mu Phi Epsilon, Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, Student Government Association, Sisters Implementing Sisterhood, Sociology Club, Writer's Folio Club

OK, just one more ETA!:
I just tracked down the active chapter list on Phi Sig's website. Averett isn't listed. I'm guessing the chapter just closed within the last year.

https://imis.phisigmasigma.org/scrip.../all_chpts.cfm

[shadokat]

Irishpipes, you have Delta Phi Epsilon listed as suspended at Montclair State in NJ. They are actually active and have 42 NMs for Spring.

[irishpipes]

Originally Posted by AST-AI2007

Here is some closed AST chapters that are not listed and some years where you have question marks. This informantion is from my old new member binder which all the info comes from nationals.

University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee- Gamma 1909-1913

Temple University Epsilon old 1919-1926/new lambda 1928-1960
Kent State University- Eta 1927-1939
State University of New York- Buffalo State College, NY- Sigma 1925-1955/1979
Missouri State University- Alpha Delta 1948-1970
Bryant College, RI- Alpha Upsilon 1969-1971
University of Northern Iowa, IA 1969-1972
Salem College, NY- Beta Alpha 1960-1970
Widener College, PA- Beta Beta 1970-1980
University of Alabama-Birmingham- Beta Zeta 1970-1994
American International College, MA- Beta Kappa 1977-1977
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay- Beta Omicron 1980-1981
Northeastern State University- Beta Sigma 1982-1983
Averett College, VA- Gamma Kappa 1990-1991
Cameron University, OK- Gamma Omicron 1991-1992
Nicholls State University, LA- Delta Kappa 1997-2002
New York Institute of Technology, NY- Epsilon Iota 2011
State University of New York- Buffalo, NY- Epsilon Mu 2011

Johnson & Wales University, FL 2007 is not listed under AST and the end of the section.

Thank you! A couple of questions:

Do you have a chapter designation for Northern Iowa? It isn't in Baird's.
I can't find a Salem College in New York. Could it be the one in North Carolina?
Was SUNY Buffalo installed in 2011 or 2009?

Thanks!

[AST-AI2007]

Originally Posted by irishpipes

Thank you! A couple of questions:

Do you have a chapter designation for Northern Iowa? It isn't in Baird's.
I can't find a Salem College in New York. Could it be the one in North Carolina?
Was SUNY Buffalo installed in 2011 or 2009?

Thanks!

Northern Iowa is Alpha Psi
Salem College in West Virginia
SUNY Buffalo 2011 per facebook

[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.

[southernbuff]

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

[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.

[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.