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Fraternity/Sorority Report Fall 2015 Chapter Chapter GPA NM Class Fraternity/Sorority Report Fall 2015 Chapter Chapter NM Class Total Service Funds Donated 2015 2015 Star GPA GPA Members Hours to Charity Annual Ranking Report IFC Chapters Score Alpha Delta Phi 2.884 2.949 26 312 $0.00 76% 2 Alpha Epsilon Pi 3.202 3.140 55 0 $0.00 31% 0 Alpha Phi Delta 2.392 2.828 16 156 $1,065.00 83% 3 Alpha Sigma Phi 3.114 3.474 33 325 $2,389.00 83% 3 Beta Chi Theta 2.861 * 20 238 $0.00 83% 3 Chi Psi 3.209 3.053 71 547 $0.00 88% 3 Delta Chi 2.882 2.937 39 291 $0.00 74% 2 Delta Lambda Phi 2.464 3.021 14 71 $30.00 42% 0 Delta Phi 2.773 2.900 16 0 $0.00 78% 2 Delta Sigma Iota 2.749 2.570 26 141 $425.00 88% 3 Delta Sigma Phi 2.929 2.784 17 0 $0.00 72% 2 Delta Upsilon 3.132 3.075 73 1408 $6,263.00 81% 3 Kappa Delta Rho 2.893 3.045 26 185 $0.00 73% 2 Kappa Sigma 2.884 2.585 73 654 $9,674.00 81% 3 Phi Delta Theta 2.991 2.678 84 1395 $0.00 87% 3 Phi Gamma Delta 3.150 2.269 22 402 $363.00 74% 2 Phi Kappa Psi 3.116 2.963 63 552 $505.00 81% 3 Phi Kappa Sigma 3.027 2.669 54 685 $6,944.00 76% 2 Phi Kappa Tau 2.923 2.295 37 540 $6,600.00 64% 0 Phi Mu Delta 3.348 3.000 9 237 $60.00 58% 0 Phi Sigma Kappa 3.149 2.887 27 333 $1,203.00 64% 0 Pi Kappa Alpha 2.900 2.882 66 576 $1,069.00 82% 3 Pi Kappa Phi 2.866 3.079 51 369 $3,196.00 71% 2 Pi Lambda Phi 3.240 3.240 25 NR NR NR NR Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3.038 2.928 43 46 $260.00 63% 0 Sigma Alpha Mu 2.876 2.767 28 487 $125.00 48% 0 Sigma Beta Rho 2.812 2.727 18 0 $100.00 57% 0 Sigma Chi 3.058 2.550 106 859 $51,216.38 71% 2 Sigma Phi Delta 2.614 2.813 21 116 $90.00 52% 0 Sigma Pi 2.981 2.899 61 0 $0.00 76% 2 Tau Epsilon Phi 3.339 2.421 15 287 $180.00 NR NR Tau Kappa Epsilon 3.060 2.594 73 963 $2,155.00 80% 3 Theta Chi 3.259 3.137 89 1018 $0.00 62% 0 Theta Delta Chi 3.163 2.989 93 273 $13,497.00 73% 2 Zeta Beta Tau 3.043 2.626 47 340 $927.00 71% 2 Total/Averages 1537 13806 $108,336.38 Fraternity/Sorority Report Fall 2015 Chapter Chapter NM Class Total Service Funds Donated 2015 2015 Star GPA GPA Members Hours to Charity Annual Ranking Report Multicultural Greek Council Chapters Score Alpha Kappa Alpha 2.952 2.903 18 141 $200.00 79% 2 alpha Kappa Delta Phi 2.944 2.283 22 219 $2,432.00 89% 3 Alpha Phi Alpha 2.564 2.579 17 0 $0.00 72% 2 Chi Upsilon Sigma 2.751 * 10 133 $0.00 70% 2 Delta Epsilon Psi 2.917 2.553 27 237 $273.00 66% 0 Delta Phi Omega 3.051 2.803 27 583 $165.00 78% 2 Iota Nu Delta 2.959 2.913 15 167 $1,200.00 61% 0 Iota Phi Theta 2.670 * 14 3 $0.00 72% 2 Kappa Phi Gamma 3.201 3.121 29 483 $50.00 80% 3 Kappa Phi Lambda 3.297 * 20 248 $0.00 91% 4 Lambda Sigma Upsilon 2.417 2.453 13 2 $0.00 47% 0 Lambda Theta Alpha 3.052 2.632 13 181 $3,458.00 87% 3 Lambda Theta Phi 2.509 2.500 7 51 $60.00 48% 0 Lambda Upsilon Lambda 2.706 2.500 17 94 $0.00 73% 2 Nu Alpha Phi 3.027 2.784 17 54 $0.00 58% 0 Omega Phi Beta 3.127 * 10 141 $200.00 91% 4 Omega Phi Chi 3.066 2.985 14 247 $0.00 90% 4 Phi Beta Sigma 2.639 2.639 3 NR NR NR NR Pi Delta Psi 3.190 * 13 5 $0.00 67% 0 Sigma Iota Alpha 2.331 1.782 7 0 $0.00 NR NR Sigma Lambda Gamma 2.945 2.683 7 5 $621.00 84% 3 Sigma Lambda Upsilon 2.842 2.523 10 31 $0.00 NR NR Sigma Psi Zeta 3.102 3.246 14 151 $0.00 79% 2 Sigma Sigma Rho 2.856 2.750 9 4 $500.00 NR NR Total/Averages 353 3180 $9,159.00 Panhellenic Council Chapters Alpha Omega Epsilon 2.946 2.778 34 0 $0.00 74% 2 Delta Gamma 3.291 3.010 136 15 $7,039.46 87% 3 Gamma Phi Beta 3.357 * 128 5 $24,038.11 73% 2 Omega Phi Alpha 3.390 3.511 64 537 $730.00 76% 2 Phi Mu 3.278 * 129 1842 $29,496.29 93% 4 Phi Sigma Sigma 3.279 * 123 748 $36,841.68 93% 4 Sigma Delta Tau 3.378 3.000 128 932 $69,630.23 81% 3 Sigma Kappa 3.294 * 128 1919 $12,463.61 97% 4 Zeta Tau Alpha 3.189 3.143 129 814 $55,474.00 91% 4 Total/Averages 999 6812 $235,713.38 Fraternity/Sorority Report Fall 2015 Chapter Chapter NM Class Total Service Funds Donated 2015 2015 Star GPA GPA Members Hours to Charity Annual Ranking Report Score Professional/Special Interest Alpha Kappa Psi 3.108 2.820 84 810 $1,057.00 41% 0 Alpha Phi Omega 3.236 3.084 94 1562 $255.00 76% 2 Alpha Zeta 3.317 3.322 76 321 $0.00 84% 3 Alpha Zeta Omega 3.319 2.415 81 436 $200.00 86% 3 Delta Sigma Pi 3.395 3.131 86 355 $1,876.00 60% 0 Lambda Kappa Sigma 3.411 2.992 32 307 $150.00 86% 3 Mu Beta Psi 3.319 * 19 178 $541.37 86% 3 Phi Alpha Delta 3.285 3.153 29 173 $65.00 40% 0 Phi Chi Theta 3.440 3.240 55 543 $160.00 84% 3 Phi Delta Chi 3.393 2.830 93 434 $3,000.00 86% 3 Phi Delta Epsilon 3.506 3.300 67 755 $3,684.00 87% 3 Phi Sigma Pi 3.303 3.591 21 0 $0.00 50% 0 Phi Sigma Rho 3.299 2.604 35 401 $235.00 98% 4 Theta Tau 3.178 2.512 55 300 $478.00 74% 2 Total/Averages 827 6575 $11,701.37 Grand Total 3716 30373 $364,910.13 * - No NM Class All Professional Avg 3.319 All Panhellenic Avg. 3.289 All Greek Average 3.158 All Women's Ave 3.113 All IFC Average 3.028 All Undergraduate 3.028 All Men's Ave 2.945 All MGC Average 2.937.
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