These groups would not be part of this list becase they are professional fraternities/sororities, and so like service fraternities/sororities are co-ed.
From my understanding, groups like Sigma Alpha Iota Sorority and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity had to drop the references to "professional" to receive exemption from Title IX. There are other threads where Phi Mu Alpha brothers explain this whole Title IX thing, but basically after Title IX there is not such thing as a "professional and social" fraternity/sorority. A group is either a social and exempt from Title IX, or a professional and co-ed.
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Originally posted by OPhiARen3
This is another non-NPC national that GT has on campus: Alpha Omega Epsilon - a professional and social engineering sorority. They have 21 chapters and colonies. http://www.aoesorority.org/
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Originally posted by Sister Havana
There's also Sigma Alpha, a national agricultural sorority. According to the website, they have 60 chapters.
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