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smcerely appreciated, because these funds provide so many valuable grants, scholarships, and loans. Special appreciation is extended to the Educational Foundation, as weU as aU alumni who have supported it over the years. It is through these grants that many of our educational programs and services have been made possible. These grants support, in addition to scholarships, the chapter consultant program, province president program. General Officers Conference, Scholarship Commissioner activities. General Convention, the Banta Library and the Leadership College. The CoUege is an armual four-day management and leadership program for about 600 Phi Delta Theta student members. Without the support of the alunmi and the Educational Foundation, this valuable program could not have been made possible. Thank you to aU who have faithfuUy supported the Phi Delta Theta Foundation! Risk Management One of the more chaUenging areas in the fratemity world today is insurance and risk management. Our program continues to mature and is today considered one of the best. On average, our insurance premiums for liabUity and property coverages have now exceeded $800,000 per year. We continue to strengthen and define the risk management program. The program was recently revised to provide for chapter house inspections by licensed individuals to ensure the safety of our undergraduates. The insurance broker for Phi Delta Theta is the James R. Favor Company in Aurora, Colorado. Primary coverages are provided for by Lloyds of London. PoHcy limits are $6 million for each covered entity and individuals (subject to aggregated limits). All alumni volunteers are fuUy protected to the extent they act on behalf of the Fratemity in a lawful manner. A base rate of $80.00 per man is the premium paid by undergraduates in 1992. A self-insured retention of $100,000 is also in effect. Anyone having questions on the insurance and risk management programs should contact Rusty Richardson at General Headquarters. He continues to do an exceUent job in this important area, g General Council (1990-92) Frank H. Abemathy Jr., president Edward G. Whipple, treasurer Anthony H. Ambrose, reporter Stanley W. Gilson, member-at-large Arby D. Dickert Jr., member-at-large General Council (1992-94) Edward G. Whipple, president Anthony H. Ambrose, treasurer Stanley W. Gilson, reporter Arby D. Dickert Jr., member-at-large Robert B. Deloian, member-at-large Chapter statistics These are figures for spring term, 1992 Chapter Alabama Alpha Alabama Beta Alberta Alpha Arizona Alpha Arizona Beta Arkansas Alpha British Columbia Alpha British Columbia Beta California Alpha California Beta Callfomia Gamma Califomla Delta California Epsilon California Zeta California Theta California lota Califomla Kappa California Lambda California Mu California Nu California XI California Omicron California Pi Colorado Beta Colorado Gamma Florida Alpha Florida Beta Florida Gamma Florida Epsilon Florida Zeta Florida Theta Florida lota Florida Kappa Georgia Alpha Georgia Beta Institution Alabama Aubum Alberta Arizona Arizona State Arkansas British Columbia Victoria California Stanford UCLA Southern California Cal Davis Cal State Northridge Cal Irvine San Jose State Cal San Diego Pacific Cal Riverside Cal Poly Cal State Chico Cal State Sacramento San Diego State Colorado College Colorado State Florida Rollins Florida State South Florida Jacksonville Tampa Central Florida Florida International Georgia Emory Founded 1877 1879 1930 1922 1958 1948 1930 1988 1873 1891 1924 1948 1954 1966 1975 1978 1982 1956 1987 1987 1988 1988 1989 1913 1920 1924 1934 1950 1967 1968 1979 1981 1988 1871 1871 Members 35 66 46 37 54 131 26 25 41 57 18 88 54 63 77 21 60 44 56 82 62 42 55 37 75 111 35 46 50 35 25 22 23 71 57 Phikeias 25 13 8 5 8 14 0 5 2 19 6 7 5 9 6 8 11 23 13 11 9 12 6 28 17 25 16 0 9 2 11 7 5 6 28 Total Initiates 1497 1947 961 1072 937 1290 1162 59 1187 1371 985 1150 604 613 460 196 287 163 143 157 111 88 92 1329 747 2359 538 1170 639 405 263 111 92 2006 1819 2000 Club Chapters with more than 2000 initiates: Florida Indiana Missouri Washington Ohio State Miami Kansas Mississippi Vanderbilt Georgia 94 TheScroU • Spring 1993
Georgia Gamma Georgia Delta Georgia Zeta Idaho Alpha Illinois Alpha Illinois Beta Illinois Delta-Zeta Illinois Eta Indiana Alpha Indiana Beta Indiana Gamma Indiana Delta Indiana Epsllon Indiana Zeta Indiana Eta Indiana Theta Indiana lota Indiana Kappa Indiana Lambda Iowa Alpha Iowa Beta Iowa Gamma Iowa Delta Kansas Alpha Kar>sas Beta Kansas Gamma Kansas Delta Kansas Epsilon Kentucky Alpha-Delta Kentucky Eta Kentucky Theta Louisiana Beta Louisiana Delta Manitoba Alpha Maryland Alpha Maryland Beta Maryland Gamma Massachusetts Gamma Massachusetts Delta Michigan Alpha Michigan Beta Michigan Delta Michigan Epsilon Minnesota Beta Mississippi Alpha Mississippi Beta Missouri Alpha Missouri Beta Missouri Gamma Missouri Delta Missouri Epsilon Missouri Zeta Montana Alpha Nebraska Alpha Nebraska Beta Nevada Alpha Nevada Beta New Hampshire Beta New Jersey Alpha New Mexico Alpha New York Alpha New Yori< Beta New Yori< Zeta New York Eta New York Theta New York lota North Carolina Alpha North Carolina Beta North Carolina Gamma North Carolina Delta North Dakota Alpha Nova Scotia Alpha Ohio Alpha Ohio Beta Mercer Georgia Tech Georgia College Idaho Northwestern Chicago Knox Illinois Indiana Wabash Butler Franklin Hanover DePauw Indiana State Purdue Valparaiso Ball State Southern Indiana Iowa Wesleyan Iowa Iowa State Drake Kansas Washburn Kansas State Wichita State Emporia State Centre Western Kentucky Eastern Kentucky L.S.U. L.S.U. Shreveport Manitoba Maryland Western Maryland Washington College MIT Bentley Michigan Michigan State GMI-EMI Northwood Institute Mankato State Mississippi Mississippi State University of Missouri Westminster Washington University St. Louis SW Missouri State SE Missouri State Montana Nebraska Nebraska Kearney Nevada Reno U.N.LV. New Hampshire College Rutgers New Mexico Cornell Union College Colgate R.I.T. S.U.N.Y. Oneonta S.U.N.Y. Buffalo Duke North Carolina Davidson College North Carolina State North Dakota Dalhousie Miami University Ohio Wesleyan 1872 1902 1975 1908 1859 1865 1871 1893 1849 1850 1859 1860 1861 1868 1869 1893 1954 1969 1986 1871 1882 1913 1961 1882 1910 1920 1959 1968 1850 1966 1969 1938 1979 1930 1930 1971 1992 1932 1990 1864 1873 1964 1983 1964 1877 1991 1870 1880 1891 1983 1985 1992 1920 1875 1966 1972 1991 1983 1988 1946 1872 1883 1918 1986 1990 1991 1878 1885 1928 1988 1913 1930 1848 1860 6 62 28 50 34 39 35 90 100 51 67 26 56 76 45 92 65 50 19 20 85 83 66 97 41 82 3 26 65 48 37 15 17 32 85 23 26 40 67 65 55 89 60 24 143 34 97 45 58 30 78 41 45 72 76 11 24 26 38 36 50 30 46 44 29 38 39 56 40 71 50 24 74 34 1 3 13 4 4 6 15 16 12 0 2 6 16 1 7 8 0 6 2 6 15 0 15 6 6 5 9 11 0 8 11 4 5 0 6 2 3 0 0 6 5 18 0 0 10 11 12 2 5 13 13 13 3 6 3 2 3 9 16 5 10 26 15 7 5 12 0 0 0 0 20 12 27 15 1254 1798 250 1543 1592 1088 1456 1675 2350 1503 1584 1377 1496 1573 524 1925 801 472 84 1175 1567 1491 695 2069 1380 1247 666 323 1167 430 482 629 144 882 1569 435 26 693 81 1664 1496 840 205 398 2046 60 2217 1666 1632 172 236 51 1443 1709 632 200 36 137 101 693 1547 1003 1448 124 47 53 1461 1491 460 165 1567 753 2118 1708 Top ten fraternities with the most chapters: 1 Tau Kappa Epsllon (283) 2 Sigma Phi Epsllon (259) 3 Sigma Chi (223) 4 Lambda Chi Alpha (214) 5 Kappa Sigma (211) 6 Sigma Alpha Epsllon (199) 7 Phi Delta Theta (184) 8 Pi Kappa Alpha (182) 9 Alpha Tau Omega (172) 10 Theta Chi (156) Spring 1993 * TheScroU 95
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