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University of Delaware University Student Centers Fraternity and Sorority Life University of Delaware University Student Centers Fraternity and Sorority Life Fall Semester 2015 Chapter Assessment Program Summary University of Delaware Student Centers Fraternity and Sorority Life CAP Rankings from Fall 2015 SORORITIES Gold Silver Bronze Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Phi Delta Sigma Theta Alpha Epsilon Phi Chi Upsilon Sigma Delta Phi Lambda Alpha Omega Epsilon Sigma Alpha Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Xi Delta Chi Omega Delta Gamma Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Alpha Theta Satisfactory Needs Improvement Lambda Pi Chi Sigma Alpha Iota Alpha Kappa Alpha Lambda Theta Alpha Zeta Phi Beta Phi Sigma Sigma Sigma Kappa FRATERNITIES Gold Silver Bronze Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Phi Alpha Delta Kappa Epsilon Alpha Kappa Psi Alpha Sigma Phi Kappa Alpha Order Alpha Zeta Delta Tau Delta Kappa Alpha Psi Lambda Chi Alpha Kappa Delta Rho Kappa Sigma Pi Kappa Phi Phi Kappa Psi Lambda Sigma Upsilon Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) Pi Alpha Phi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Sigma Pi Sigma Nu Zeta Beta Tau Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Pi Theta Chi Satisfactory Phi Beta Sigma KEY Regular text=remained the same level Text in BOLD=Increased level Text in Italics=decreased level *Dropped due to Student Conduct Sanction Fall 2015 CAP Score Ranking *All Ties Are Settled by Chapter GPA* Rank Chapter Score Notes Council 1 Kappa Alpha Theta 308 1st Sorority Panhellenic 2 Gamma Phi Beta 300 2nd Sorority Panhellenic 3 Sigma Phi Epsilon 299 1st Fraternity IFC 4 Alpha Delta Pi 295 3rd Sorority Panhellenic 5 Lambda Theta Alpha 295 4th Sorority MGC - Sorority 6 Alpha Xi Delta 293 5th Sorority Panhellenic 7 Delta Gamma 290 Panhellenic 8 Alpha Zeta 289 2nd Fraternity SIGC - Fraternity 9 Alpha Kappa Psi 287 3rd Fraternity SIGC - Fraternity 10 Lambda Pi Chi 284 MGC - Sorority 11 Alpha Epsilon Phi 283 Panhellenic 12 Alpha Gamma Rho 279 4th Fraternity IFC 13 Phi Sigma Sigma 278 Panhellenic 14 Pi Kappa Phi 277 5th Fraternity IFC 15 Sigma Kappa 275 Panhellenic 16 Lambda Chi Alpha 274 IFC 24 Alpha Omega Epsilon 272 SIGC - Sorority 17 Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) 270 IFC 18 Chi Omega 266 Panhellenic 19 Alpha Sigma Alpha 265 Panhellenic 20 Sigma Pi 262 IFC 21 Sigma Nu 262 IFC 22 Sigma Alpha 259 SIGC - Sorority 23 Sigma Phi Delta 258 IFC 25 Kappa Delta Rho 251 IFC 26 Phi Sigma Pi 250 SIGC - Fraternity 27 Theta Chi 249 IFC 28 Alpha Phi 248 Panhellenic 29 Delta Tau Delta 245 IFC 30 Alpha Phi Alpha 244 MGC - Fraternity 31 Kappa Sigma 243 IFC 32 Chi Upsilon Sigma 243 MGC - Sorority 33 Alpha Sigma Phi 242 IFC 34 Pi Alpha Phi 241 MGC - Fraternity 35 Phi Kappa Psi 240 IFC 36 Zeta Beta Tau 238 IFC 37 Delta Kappa Epsilon 235 IFC 38 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 234 IFC 39 Delta Sigma Theta 233 MGC - Sorority 40 Kappa Alpha Psi 231 MGC – Fraternity 41 Lambda Sigma Upsilon 228 MGC – Fraternity 42 Kappa Alpha Order 227 IFC 43 Delta Phi Lambda 224 MGC – Sorority 44 Zeta Phi Beta 216 MGC – Sorority 45 Phi Beta Sigma 210 MGC - Fraternity 46 Sigma Alpha Iota 193 SIGC - Sorority 47 Alpha Kappa Alpha 186 MGC - Sorority All scores are final and cannot be changed. If you have questions please contact Program Coordinator, Amne Harrington, in the University Student Centers. University of Delaware Student Centers Fraternity and Sorority Life Membership and Retention Information Fall 2015 Fall 2015 Fraternity/Sorority Female Population 2,310 (22.7% of the female population) Fall 2015 Fraternity Male Population 1,414 (19.2% of the male population) Fall 2015 Fraternity and Sorority Population 3,724 (21.2% of the undergraduate population) Overall Community 47 Organizations/Average Size of 79 Interfraternity Council 18 Organizations/Average Size of 71 Multicultural Greek Congress 12 Organizations/ Average Size of 7 Panhellenic Council 11 Organizations/Average Size of 179 Special Interest Greek Organizations 6 Organizations/Average Size of 65 Community Bid to Initiation Retention Rate 93% 350 Undergraduates were initiated into organizations this semester Chapters with 100% new member retention (16/47) Chapters with 80%-99% retention (12/47) Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Kappa Alpha Delta Tau Delta Alpha Kappa Psi Kappa Alpha Order Alpha Zeta Kappa Delta Rho Chi Upsilon Sigma Kappa Sigma Delta Gamma Lambda Chi Alpha Delta Kappa Epsilon Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) Kappa Alpha Psi Phi Kappa Psi Kappa Alpha Theta Pi Kappa Phi Lambda Sigma Upsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Sigma Pi Sigma Phi Epsilon Pi Alpha Phi Sigma Pi Sigma Alpha Iota Sigma Nu Theta Chi Zeta Phi Beta Less than 80% retention (2/45) Chapters who did not recruit members (17/47) Sigma Phi Delta Alpha Delta Pi Zeta Beta Tau Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Omega Epsilon Alpha Phi Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Sigma Alpha Alpha Xi Delta Chi Omega Delta Phi Lambda Delta Sigma Theta Gamma Phi Beta Lambda Pi Chi Lambda Theta Alpha Phi Beta Sigma Phi Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Sigma Kappa University of Delaware Student Centers Fraternity and Sorority Life Philanthropy and Community Service Summary Fall 2015 Philanthropy Chapters raised and donated funds to over 50 organizations and causes IFC Donations approx. $65,264.15 (18 Organizations/Average Size of 71) MGC Donations approx. $ 2,201.59 (12 Organizations/ Average Size of 7) Panhellenic Donations approx. $ 91,130.44 (11 Organizations/Average Size of 179) Special Interest Greek Donations approx. $ 10.131.41 (6 Organizations/Average Size of 65) Total Giving for Fall 2015 approx. $ 168,727.59 ($50.02 per member) Chapters who donated on average $25.00 or more per member (31/45 chapters) Alpha Epsilon Phi Kappa Alpha Order Sigma Alpha Alpha Omega Epsilon Kappa Alpha Theta Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alpha Phi Alpha Kappa Sigma Sigma Kappa Alpha Sigma Phi Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Nu Alpha Xi Delta Lambda Pi Chi Sigma Phi Delta Chi Omega Lambda Sigma Upsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon Chi Upsilon Sigma Lambda Theta Alpha Sigma Pi Delta Gamma Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) Theta Chi Delta Kappa Epsilon Phi Kappa Psi Zeta Beta Tau Delta Sigma Theta Phi Sigma Sigma Gamma Phi Beta Pi Kappa Phi Community Service Chapters supported over 75 different organizations and causes with service IFC Volunteer Hours approx. 7,024.5 hours 6.9 hours per member MGC Volunteer Hours approx. 519.5 hours 8.1 hours per member Panhellenic Volunteer Hours approx. 20,124.5 hours 10.3 hours per member Special Interest Greek Volunteer Hours approx. 2,594.33 hours 8.8 hours per member Total Hours for Fall 2015 approx. 30,623 hours 9.0 hours per member Chapters who volunteer on average 8 hours or more per member (28/48 chapters) Alpha Epsilon Phi Chi Omega Phi Sigma Sigma Alpha Gamma Rho Delta Phi Lambda Pi Alpha Phi Alpha Kappa Psi Delta Tau Delta Pi Kappa Phi Alpha Omega Epsilon Gamma Phi Beta Sigma Alpha Alpha Phi Kappa Alpha Theta Sigma Alpha Iota Alpha Phi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Lambda Sigma Upsilon Sigma Nu Alpha Sigma Phi Lambda Theta Alpha Theta Chi Alpha Xi Delta Phi Kappa Psi Zeta Beta Tau Alpha Zeta To: Chapter Presidents Chapter Advisors Executive Directors University of Delaware Administrators From: Jen Tomasetti, Amne Harrington, and Valerie Yancy University Student Centers Fraternity and Sorority Life Subject: Fall 2015 Academic Report for the Fraternity and Sorority Community Date: February 8, 2016 The attached information provides an overview of academic performance of the fraternity and sorority community at the University of Delaware for the Fall 2015 Semester. The fraternity and sorority community at University of Delaware encompasses approximately 3,724 students (21.2% of undergraduate students) through 48 groups which are currently organized into four over arching communities: The Interfraternity Council (IFC), Multicultural Greek Congress (MGC), The Panhellenic Council (Panhel), and Special Interest Greek Council (SIGC). The community is guided by the principles of Brotherhood/Sisterhood & Community, Character, Diversity, Academics, Leadership, and Service. Academic success is indeed a pillar of the community as evidenced by the all fraternity and sorority GPA (3.246) being higher than the all undergraduate GPA (3.111). In addition, the top performing chapters by group affiliation for the Fall 2015 semester are as follows: Interfraternity Council Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity 3.238 Fall 2015 Chapter GPA Multicultural Greek Congress Lambda Theta Alpha Sorority Inc. 3.384 Fall 2015 Chapter GPA Panhellenic Council Alpha Xi Delta Sorority 3.486 Fall 2015 Chapter GPA Special Interest Greek Council Phi Sigma Pi Fraternity 3.566 Fall 2015 Chapter GPA Should you have questions regarding the following information, please feel free to contact Jen Tomasetti, Amne Harrington, or Valerie Yancy in the University Student Centers at [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]. Thank you so much for all you do to support the fraternity and sorority community at the University of Delaware. Summary of Academic Information for Fall 2015 Fraternity and Sorority Community at the University of Delaware All Fraternity and Sorority Average 3.246 All Undergraduate Average 3.111 All Unaffiliated Undergraduate Average 3.074 All Fraternity Men’s Average 3.075 All Men’s Average 2.961 All Unaffiliated Men’s Average 2.931 All Fraternity/Sorority Women’s Average 3.366 All Women’s Average 3.220 All Unaffiliated Women’s Average 3.179 IFC Membership Average 3.010 MGC Membership Average 2.996 PHC Membership Average 3.370 Special Interest Average 3.415 Fall 2015 Fraternity/Sorority Female Population 2,310 (22.7% of females) Fall 2015 Fraternity Male Population 1,414 (19.2% of males) Fall 2015 Fraternity and Sorority Population 3,724 (21.2% of undergrads) UD Undergraduate
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