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LSM-USA was founded when two Lutheran college organizations, the Lutheran Student Association of America (LSAA, founded in 1922) and Gamma Delta (founded in 1928), merged in 1969 while gathered in convention in Boulder, Colorado. LSM-USA assumed LSAA's position in the World Student Christian Federation.
Gamma Theta Upsilon is an international geography honor society. ... Ann Arbor, Michigan: Inactive Iota Nu: March 1, 1966 ... Delta Gamma: November 21, 1969:
Delta Nu: 1901–1965 Dartmouth College: Hanover: NH Inactive [3] Sigma Nu: 1901–2021 Syracuse University: Syracuse: NY Inactive [3] [bb] Phi Gamma Delta: 1901–1968 Brown University: Providence: RI Inactive [3] [bc] Chi Upsilon: 1902 University of Chicago: Chicago: IL Active [3] [bd] Lambda Iota: 1902 Purdue University: West Lafayette: IN ...
Delta Gamma is a women's fraternity established in the United States and Canada in 1873. In the following list of chapters, active chapters are indicated in bold and inactive chapters are in italics.
Delta Phi Mu: ΔΦΜ: August 28, 1991: Purdue University: Independent Active [9] [10] Delta Tau Lambda: ΔΤΛ: April 2, 1994: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor: Independent Active Eta Gamma Delta: ΗΓΔ: March 1928: University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus: CIPR Active Gamma Alpha Omega: ΓΑΩ: January 25, 1993: Arizona State ...
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: Chapel Hill, North Carolina: Active ... Delta Gamma: May 13, 1962 University of Florida: ... Ann Arbor Alumnae: June 12, 1945
Gamma Alpha: May 29, 1923: University of Georgia: Athens: Georgia Southern Active [36] Delta Beta: June 8, 1923: Washington State University: Pullman: Washington West Coast Active [37] [v] Alpha Gamma: September 14, 1923 – July 1, 1971: University of Cincinnati: Cincinnati: Ohio Northeastern Inactive [38] [w] Delta Gamma: March 14, 1924 ...
Phi Delta Theta was the seventh fraternity established at the University of Michigan, installed on November 28, 1864. [1] The house was built with funds from alumni, faculty members and active chapter members. The three-story house was designed by Alpheus W. Chittenden and built by Koch brothers construction firm.