Hello all, 

Below you will find a snapshot of our numbers over since fiscal year ’07  (2006-2007) to current. 

Do keep in mind over the years we have lost a few groups and then gained others so you will see a dip here and there.  i.e. Sig Ep, Phi Delta, AEPi, OLP, LTA, Theta, KD...

We ended the 2013-2014 academic year with 748 members and UVM undergraduate enrollment ended the year at 9,391.  UVM Fraternity & Sorority Life is 7.96% i.e. 8%. of the undergraduate population.

Our growth this year is 130 members!  

Men’s membership is up 27 members.  
Women’s membership is up 103 members!!!

Currently fraternity membership is 7% of the male population and sorority membership is about 9% of the women’s population.

This year Alpha Epsilon Pi was derecognized and we gained ACACIA (ending year at 12 members) and Kappa Delta (ending year at 62 members).
Fall 2014 we will welcome Delta Upsilon Fraternity and are still in conversation with Sigma Alpha Agricultural Sorority. 

More information about their organizations can be found at:

Delta Upsilon: http://www.deltau.org/Home
Sigma Alpha:  http://www.sigmaalpha.org

If you have any questions please let me know.  Chapter presidents please share with your chapters.

Thanks, Kim

 


























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