2010/2011 Colonies/Expansions/Charters/Closures, part 2

[PeppyGPhiB]

Originally Posted by APhi4Ever

Our Kappa chapter at Stanford University was installed Saturday, May 21, 2011! Congratulations!

Dang, that was fast!

[LXA SE285]

Alpha Sigma Alpha- University of Missouri-Kansas City (absorbing collegiate chapter of Beta Sigma Phi)

Around the same time that this colonization took place, a well-regarded local sorority at UMKC was ordered by the administration to go national, become a non-Greek student club, or disband due to risk-management concerns.

According to the linked blog, Beta Sigma Phi, despite being a national, was given a similar ultimatum and chose to affiliate with ASA. Does BSP not have a formal risk-management policy, then (owing, I guess, to the fact that most chapters are noncollegiate)?

[Mevara]

UC Irvine Alpha Epsilon Phi received their charter on November 14, 2010 as the Beta Kappa Chapter.

[flirt5721]

Theta, ADPi, and KD were chosen to present at Washington University in St. Louis

http://www.studlife.com/news/2011/10...ght-to-campus/

[honeychile]

Pooh - I put this on the wrong thread!

I don't know if this is the appropriate place for this article, but it's about ADPi's Franklin & Marshall colony initiation:

ADPi Recruits College's founding Class

"...The women of the founding class may be the first at F&M, but they already know they are a part of a larger community.

“When I got my bid, I put it up on Tumblr, and in about an hour I got three messages from ADPi girls around Pennsylvania welcoming me to the ADPi family,” said Kuhoo Rattan ’14...."

If the link doesn't work, it's on Facebook.