Start the next Phi Delta Theta chapter

Phi Delta Theta is always in search of young leaders who would like to bring Phi Delta Theta to their campus or re-start a chapter that is currently closed. The opportunity to a start a new chapter of Phi Delta Theta is a very unique experience and one that will allow you to leave your legacy on campus. During the development of a chapter, Founding Fathers have the opportunity to lay the groundwork and build the chapter’s foundation for generations to come. With the help of the Chapter Advisory Board and Fraternity’s staff, Founding Fathers have the opportunity to create a vision that will determine the direction of the organization. The leadership development opportunities of starting a new Phi Delta Theta chapter are endless.

If you have interest in starting a chapter of Phi Delta Theta, please fill out the following form, and we will be in contact with you.

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Our expansion plans for the future

The Fraternity’s expansion team is always looking to the future to build its expansion calendar. A growing expansion staff allows Phi Delta Theta to take on and succeed at many campuses throughout any given year. Below is a listing of Phi Delta Theta’s current expansion calendar, colonies and interest groups.

Current Colonies:

California Omicron – California State University, Sacramento
Kansas Theta – Ottawa University
Ohio Iota – Denison University
Quebec Alpha – McGill University
Iowa Delta – Drake University
Georgia Iota – University of North Georgia
Minnesota Alpha – University of Minnesota
Illinois Beta – University of Chicago
Texas Tau – University of Texas at El Paso
Oregon Epsilon – Portland State University
Kansas Epsilon – Emporia State University
Pennsylvania Tau – Villanova University
New Jersey Epsilon – Montclair State University

Interest Groups:

New Mexico Beta – New Mexico State University
California Omega – Santa Clara University

Expansion Calendar:

Fall 2019:

Arizona Beta – Arizona State University
Kansas Iota – Fort Hays State University
Oklahoma Epsilon – University of Central Oklahoma
Ontario Alpha – University of Toronto
Indiana Delta – Franklin College of Indiana
Ohio Alpha – Miami University

Spring 2020:

Indiana Eta – Indiana State University
Texas Lambda – Baylor University
Michigan Alpha – University of Michigan
Kentucky Kappa – Northern Kentucky University
Missouri Theta – Northwest Missouri State University

Our recent expansion success is contagious

Over the last decade, Phi Delta Theta has seen one of its largest growth spurts in its history. The combination of great demand and a robust expansion staff has allowed the Fraternity to develop many great new chapters and rebuild closed chapters.

2019

Wisconsin Zeta – University of Wisconsin, Whitewater
Pennsylvania Sigma – Millersville University
Georgia Theta – Augusta University
New York Eta – Rochester Institute of Technology
New Jersey Delta – Stockton University
South Carolina Beta – University of South Carolina

2018

Colorado Alpha – University of Colorado
Virginia Iota – Old Dominion University
Florida Omicron – Nova Southeastern University
District of Columbia Alpha – George Washington University
Kentucky Epsilon – University of Kentucky
Ontario Epsilon – Carleton University
Oklahoma Beta – Oklahoma State University

2017

Alabama Beta – Auburn University
New Jersey Gamma – Seton Hall University
Georgia Eta – University of West Georgia
Missouri Alpha – University of Missouri
Texas Upsilon – University of Texas at Dallas

2016

Michigan Zeta – Central Michigan University
Connecticut Gamma – University of Connecticut
California Kappa – University of California, San Diego
Georgia Epsilon – Georgia Southern University
Florida Kappa – Florida International University
New York Lambda – St. John’s University

2015

California Psi – Loyola Marymount University
Wisconsin Alpha – University of Wisconsin-Madison
Missouri Iota – Lindenwood University
Florida Xi – Florida Gulf Coast University
Ontario Beta – University of Western Ontario
West Virginia Gamma – West Liberty University
North Carolina Zeta – Campbell University
North Carolina Epsilon – University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Indiana Mu – Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
Kentucky Eta – Western Kentucky University

2014

California Chi – University of San Francisco
Michigan Beta – Michigan State University
North Dakota Alpha – University of North Dakota
California Zeta – California State University, Northridge
Missouri Zeta – Southeast Missouri State
Pennsylvania Eta – Lehigh University
California Phi – Chapman University
Texas Xi – The University of Texas at San Antonio
Ohio Xi – Otterbein University

2013

Tennessee Eta – Middle Tennessee State University
Pennsylvania Rho – Carnegie Mellon University
New Mexico Alpha – University of New Mexico
California Gamma – University of California, Los Angeles
Indiana Iota – Valparaiso University
Nebraska Beta – The University of Nebraska Kearney
California Theta – University of California, Irvine