Okay AXiD670, I give up!

Okay, I'll tell you!

It was Lena Grandin Baldwin, Alpha Xi Delta's first NPC Chairman who wrote the Panhellenic Creed.

I'm not certain of the year; I'll have to check my history book when I get home and let you know.

Unanimous agreements.

Name the current NPC Executive Committee.


Denise, SDT founding date is March 25,1917. :) Good month for sororities.

Chairman: Martha C. Brown, Delta Gamma
Secretary: Elizabeth A. Quick, Gamma Phi Beta
Treasurer: Julie Cain Burkhard, Alpha Chi Omega

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Has NPC always been a Conference? If not, when did they change?

Adopted by NPC in 1915






Now...back to the most recent question!

No.

* it was originally named the Interfraternity Conference
* renamed the Inter-Sorority Conference until 1908
* the National Panhellenic Conference until 1911
* the National Panhellenic Congress until 1917
* the National Panhellenic Conference until 1921
* the National Panhellenic Congress until 1945
* the National Panhellenic Conference until present

I should have guessed the obvious-----"If an Alpha Xi Delta is asking it........." That should have been my first guess.
What University was Lena from?

(Bad day--- trying to get out of the path of Wilma!)

Do you know why they sing-songed between Confrenece and Congress? What a mess that must have been fro 34 years!

Syracuse, our Eta chapter.

Don't have anything to add except to say that this thread is a lot of fun!

Keep it coming, girls! :)

I had the privilege of meeting them at the Beekman Tower in April, as well as seeing xo_Kathy and ZTAMich. :)

I haven't met them, but our Chapter President has spoken on the phone with Martha a few times, and I was around the one time. (I know, it's not much, but still kind of cool).

I haven't met them, but our Chapter President has spoken on the phone with Martha a few times, and I was around the one time. (I know, it's not much, but still kind of cool).

At its 1890 Convention, which future NPC group authorized its officers to invite the women's college fraternities to meet in a Panhellenic Convention in Boston to discuss methods of interfraternity cooperation? (The meeting took place April 16-17, 1891.)

a.) Kappa Kappa Gamma
b.) Chi Omega
c.) Alpha Chi Omega
d.) Delta Zeta