NPC Recruitment and Chapter Listing: Fall 2022-Spring 2023

[shadokat]

I do remember them moving back to the apartments, and for some reason I feel like they did ok last year during formal recruitment. Maybe I'm mistaken.

Originally Posted by IndianaSigKap

Theta Phi did lease the Delta Tau Delta house for a few years. The house is massive, it has an indoor basketball court. It became a hardship rather than a benefit during recruitment and the chapter voted to move back to a block in an apartment complex and give up the house. They made quota one of the years in the house, they have not made quota since moving back to the apartments, which I find odd. I thought having an apartment block would appeal to women who want to be Greek but don't want to live in a house with 100 other women, share communal bathrooms, etc.

[ForeverRoses]

Originally Posted by Sister Havana

IU Panhellenic has their 2023 Primary Recruitment Statistics (PDF) available on their website. There’s a lot of information available this year!

Please note that these numbers don’t include any new members added through informal recruitment.

the AOII # is incorrect. It should be 63. I assume this was a mistype during data entry.

[33girl]

Well, ASA certainly screwed this pooch. 🤬 Why we wasted money renting some office when there were empty fraternity houses to be had all over the place, I will never know.

[carnation]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Well, ASA certainly screwed this pooch. 🤬

LOLOL!

[shadokat]

ASA did so well at the start, I was shocked they never tried for a house. Thank God DPhiE snatched up the Tri Delta house. Of course who knows what happens when they wanna come back!

Originally Posted by 33girl

Well, ASA certainly screwed this pooch. 🤬 Why we wasted money renting some office when there were empty fraternity houses to be had all over the place, I will never know.

[ForeverRoses]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Well, ASA certainly screwed this pooch. 🤬 Why we wasted money renting some office when there were empty fraternity houses to be had all over the place, I will never know.

Most of the fraternity houses aren’t fit to live in, yet alone for a sorority. Sigma Kappa is currently in the old kappa sigma house, and one of their members was saying that when it’s hot out, you can still smell beer & urine in the basement.
I’m not sure where sigma kappa will go when kappa sigma comes back.

[Cookiez17]

Is land that hard to come by up there? I know that's the main limit to sorority houses getting built/expanded.

[IndianaSigKap]

Originally Posted by Cookiez17

Is land that hard to come by up there? I know that's the main limit to sorority houses getting built/expanded.

Yes and no. There is land, the university doesn't want to part with it. There are lots on Eagleson Avenue that could potentially be used for a mid-sized chapter house.

[Cookiez17]

I suppose they're saving it for something. Meanwhile, Alabama has had quite a bit of new houses and renovations, but then again membership is massive down there.

[Cookiez17]

Pace University (Plesantville)

Phi Sigma Sigma-11


Pace University (Manhattan)

Phi Mu-7

[Cookiez17]

SUNY-Cortland

Delta Phi Epsilon-36

[Cookiez17]

SUNY-Stony Brook University

Sigma Delta Tau- 22
Theta Phi Alpha-23

[lake]

Originally Posted by ForeverRoses

...one of their members was saying that when it’s hot out, you can still smell beer & urine in the basement.

So gross.

[Cookiez17]

Stanford recruitment just wrapped up. I've always wondered, why is recruitment done so late there? Usually spring recruitment is done in January/February.

[AGDee]

Originally Posted by Cookiez17

Stanford recruitment just wrapped up. I've always wondered, why is recruitment done so late there? Usually spring recruitment is done in January/February.

They are on quarters and this is the beginning of a quarter.