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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Fraternity and Sorority Community Scorecard Fall 2018 Membership Academic Conduct Organizational conduct violations (H=Hazing, Chapter GPA Administrative Summit Total members New Member AS=Alcohol/ Chapter compared to all- conduct (OFSL Standards Council Chapter and new New members Class Semester Social Policy Semester GPA women's/ all- violations, council Accreditation members GPA Violation, men's GPA violations, etc.) Status SA=Sexual Assault, OD= Other Drugs, O=Other) Alpha Epsilon Pi 12 0 2.86 N/A Above On Track Alpha Gamma Rho 23 4 3.06 2.63 Above On Track Alpha Sigma Phi Dissociated Subject to Ongoing Conduct-Related Sanctions Kappa Alpha Order Dissociated Subject to Ongoing Conduct-Related Sanctions Lambda Chi Alpha 43 4 2.67 3.27 Below On Track Phi Delta Theta 29 2 2.55 Cannot Report Below 1-AS On Track Phi Gamma Delta Suspended Phi Kappa Psi 93 7 3.06 2.48 Above On Track Phi Sigma Kappa Dissociated Subject to Ongoing Conduct-Related Sanctions Pi Kappa Alpha Suspended Pi Kappa Phi 67 0 3.16 3.14 Above On Track Sigma Alpha Epsilon 61 6 2.90 2.74 Above 1-AS On Track Interfraternity Council Sigma Alpha Mu Suspended Sigma Chi Dissociated Subject to Ongoing Conduct-Related Sanctions Sigma Nu 107 14 2.97 2.92 Above On Track Sigma Phi Epsilon 90 16 2.93 2.88 Above On Track Dissociated Subject to Ongoing Conduct-Related Sanctions Theta Chi 20 Alpha Phi Alpha (F) 8 0 2.98 N/A Above On Track Delta Sigma Theta (S) 5 0 3.36 N/A Above On Track Kappa Alpha Psi (F) 3 0 2.00 N/A Below On Track Omega Psi Phi (F) 4 0 2.10 N/A Below On Track NPHC Phi Beta Sigma Establishing: No Data To Report Zeta Phi Beta (S) 3 0 2.78 N/A Below On Track Alpha Omega Epsilon 63 2 3.21 Cannot Report Above On Track Alpha Omicron Pi 112 6 3.26 3.81 Above On Track Alpha Phi 113 0 3.24 N/A Above On Track Alpha Xi Delta 115 0 3.15 N/A Above On Track Chi Omega 135 0 3.21 N/A Above On Track Delta Gamma 135 9 3.18 3.03 Above On Track Kappa Kappa Gamma 109 0 3.25 N/A Above On Track Pi Beta Phi 80 9 2.94 2.71 Below On Track Panhellenic Association 106 0 2.94 N/A Below Sigma Kappa 20 On Track Lambda Theta Alpha Establishing: No Data To Report MCGC.

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