INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana – The Delta Chi Fraternity and its staff are extremely excited to announce a pair of spring expansions, joining the fraternity and sorority life communities at the University of Colorado Denver and the University of Tennessee in 2023.
The University of Colorado Denver is a public institution with over 14,000 undergraduate students located in downtown Denver. CU Denver offers more than 130 areas of study including master’s programs in business, engineering, and education and several highly ranked health programs, including nursing and physical therapy. Students are able to join more than 120 student groups and clubs, participate in club sports and intramurals, and enjoy the benefits of a campus in the heart of the city.
Delta Chi will become the newest members of the new and growing CU Denver sorority and fraternity community. The Sorority & Fraternity Life program was established in the spring of 2022 to foster community on campus and add to the student experience provided at CU Denver. Delta Chi was selected to become the fifth member of the community and the first traditional IFC fraternity, joining Alpha Phi (National Panhellenic Conference) and three identity-based organizations (Alpha Psi Lambda, Delta Lambda Phi, & Lambda Sigma Upsilon)
Follow the chapter on Instagram (@deltachi_cudenver) to stay up-to-date as we arrive on campus in Denver this spring. Delta Chi alumni that are interested in supporting our new Provisional Chapter at CU Denver should contact Director of Alumni Engagement & Relations, Ross Dickneite at rdickneite@deltachi.org. If you are interested in learning more about our expansion this spring contact Alex Hart, Director of Field Operations & Growth, at ahart@deltachi.org.
Use the link below to recommend current CU Denver students as potential Founding Fathers this spring.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville has an undergraduate enrollment of just over 25,000 students and serves as the flagship campus for the state school. As a public research institution, Tennessee offers over 900 programs of study from 11 colleges. Students are offered a wide variety of co-curricular involvement opportunities with over 400 student organizations on campus and volunteerism is a key element of the student experience.
The Tennessee sorority and fraternity community is made up of 46 organizations across four councils and includes over 6,000 students, approximately 25% of the undergraduate population. Delta Chi is excited to join a community that is ready for growth.
Follow the chapter on Instagram (@deltachi_tennessee) to stay up-to-date as we arrive on campus in Knoxville this spring. Delta Chi alumni that are interested in supporting our new Provisional Chapter at Tennesse should contact Director of Alumni Engagement & Relations, Ross Dickneite at rdickneite@deltachi.org. If you are interested in learning more about our expansion this spring contact Alex Hart, Director of Field Operations & Growth, at ahart@deltachi.org.
Use the link below to recommend current Tennessee students as potential Founding Fathers this spring.
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