Greeks in your workplace

[absolutuscchick]

Originally posted by ThetaPrincess24
and a side note, the psychologist that saved my life helping me through my eating disorder was also a Kappa Alpha Theta.

How sweet!!!!!! My therapist is a Pi Phi

[ADPi-Jen]

I posted here last while at my old job where I was the ONLY member of any type of GLO.

Now I am at a new very large company (large enough that you have all probably heard of it) so I know that I am no longer the only greek there...and actually an ADPi really was the driving force behind me while I was applying.

I love having GLO members all around me...

[NinjaPoodle]

Originally posted by NinjaPoodle
One of the secrataries is/was a Sigma Omicron Pi (SOPi) IF I keep digging, I'll find more dirt! (insert evil laugh here)

It's been a while but I found out one of our lawyers is either a Theta Delta Chi or Gamma Delta Chi from Dartmouth.

[rho4life]

We recently had a fire drill, where we had to walk down several flights of stairs, and then we could take the elevator back up to our floor. Imagine my suprise when I noticed a poster for an Omega Psi Phi event near the elevators. I resisted the urge to do my call to see if I could find the Omega, b/c I'm sure it would have scared my co-workers. My GLO certs w/ induction dates are on the wall in my office, and when my boss first saw them she said "Oh no, you're a sorority girl!" I pointed out to her that I was also a fraternity girl, b/c I'm in a professional org. She didn't take that well, but she's not a "people" person.


The second instance of a greek near my office was actually one that my mom found. She and a woman in her office were talking, and they realized that my mom's co-worker and I are in the same sorority. We finally met for lunch, and it was like we had known each other forever, even though this soror had crossed in '89, and on the east coast, and we met in CA.


Whew, sorry for that run on sentence, but I just got carried away!

[_Opi_]

At the department I work at, the dean is an AKA.

[DigitalAngel126]

One of the nurses that trained me at the first nursing home I was at was an Alpha Phi. She was neat. That is all.

[NinjaPoodle]

Originally posted by NinjaPoodle
It's been a while but I found out one of our lawyers is either a Theta Delta Chi or Gamma Delta Chi from Dartmouth.

He's neither. He pledged Alpha Delta.

[Beryana]

I just started a new job a few weeks ago and found out that one of my co-workers is an Alpha Chi Omega from Ripon! This is really cool since there are only about 10 people that work there are we are in central Wisconsin.

Sarah

[btb87]

Originally posted by astroAPhi
There is a Delta Sigma Phi (Florida Tech, for Stan) at work with me (and by the way, if anyone watched the ABC special on Columbia on Monday, he was apparently interviewed extensively), and I've seen a woman with a Delta Sigma Theta license plate driving around. But so far, that is all that I've noticed.

Also, I have a Soror (Alpha Kappa Alpha) that works there at Florida Tech. My boss is also an Alpha Kappa Alpha Woman!

[ThetaGrrl]

We've got a Sigma Nu, a Sigma Kappa, a G-Phi, a Sigma Pi, and me, a Theta!

In my old office, there was another Theta, a Tri-Delt, a Sig Ep, and the old National President of SAE (Bill Woods)...

[ADqtPiMel]

in our office we have 2 ADPis, 2 GPhiBs, 1 AOPi, 1 Kappa, and 1 Chi O.

[lifesaver]

I work with a Sigma Chi from SWT. I Think thats it.

[DaisyCrazy]

The Greeks in my office consist of me (AXO) and my boss (AZD). I work at the airport w/ a bunch of technicians who did not go to 4-year colleges, but 2-year trade schools. Therefore, not many Greeks!

[mccoyred]

Out of approximately 600 people in my dept in my bldg, I personally know at least a dozen sorors, a handful of AKAs, and a couple of Kappas, Alphas and Omegas.

One of my quadmates is a Gamma Sigma Sigma.

[dzrose93]

I work with 2 ZTA's, a D Phi E, a Phi Sigma Sigma, and an LXA.