Английская Википедия:Alpha Gamma Upsilon
Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Infobox Fraternity Alpha Gamma Upsilon (Шаблон:Lang) was a social fraternity founded in 1922 at Anthony Wayne Institute in Fort Wayne, Indiana. In May 1965, it was absorbed in part by Alpha Sigma Phi (ΑΣΦ).[1][2]
Founding
Alpha Gamma Upsilon was founded on Шаблон:Dts, by Herbert R. Carter, Homer H. Iden, Alfred C Koeneke, and Dale R. Odneal.[2]
Insignia
- Colors: Black and Gold
- Flower: Pink Rose
- Badge: Diamond-shaped shield of black enamel across the center of which is superimposed in gold the Greek letters "Alpha", "Gamma", and "Upsilon". In the area above these letters appear two links; below is a miniature dagger. The standard badge is 3/8" x 5/8" and jeweled badges are optional.[2] Smaller badges may be presented to mothers, wives, sisters, and fiancees of fraternity members.
- Motto: ΑΔΕΛΦΟΣ ΑΝΔΡΙ ΠΑΡΕΙΗ
Publications
- Annual Magazine: The Links - published in May.
- The Forum: Monthly bulletin published to keep information flowing from the chapters to the alumni and to bring briefs of national organization activities - Discontinued 1943 - Restarted 1950 as The Fraternity Forum
- The Procedures Manual
- The Pledge Manual
Auxiliary
In 1947, a women's auxiliary to Alpha Gamma Upsilon named Alpha Alpha Pi was created and made open to mothers, wives, fiancées, sisters, and daughters of active and alumni brothers.
Chapters
Chapters at the time of the merger included the following. Those active at the time of dissolution are noted in bold, those inactive in italics:[1]
Merger
Chapter growth had stalled by 1951. Several chapters closed by mid-decade, and by 1962 a healthy Kappa chapter at Defiance College went local and sought membership in a larger national. Under these pressures, the faculty advisor for Alpha Gamma Upsilon's Lycoming College chapter, Dr. Otto Sonder (an alumnus of Alpha Sigma Phi) who was knowledgeable of the discussion of a possible merger, introduced the National Officers of Alpha Gamma Upsilon to Alpha Sigma Phi's Executive Secretary, Ralph F. Burns.
In 1965, the Alpha Gamma Upsilon chapter at Lycoming was installed as the Gamma Rho Chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi. Chapters at Detroit Institute of Technology, Indiana Institute of Technology, and Eastern Michigan University followed suit in 1966. Those four chapters were, under the terms of the merger agreement, considered chartered in Alpha Sigma Phi as of their chartering dates in Alpha Gamma Upsilon, which were 1951, 1930, 1932, and 1948, respectively. The merger was completed when Lawrence Institute of Technology was re-accredited and its 55-year-old Alpha Gamma Upsilon chapter chartered in 1967. Thus Alpha Sigma Phi gained five chapters from the merger.
Unlike Alpha Sigma Phi's mergers with Phi Pi Phi and Alpha Kappa Pi, there was no blanket invitation to Alpha Gamma Upsilon alumni to be initiated into Alpha Sigma Phi. However, some of the more prominent leaders of Alpha Gamma Upsilon did so. Alpha Gamma Upsilon's Delta chapter at General Motors Institute did not participate in the merger but sought and received a charter from Phi Gamma Delta. Alpha Gamma Upsilon's Lambda chapter at Trine University sought and received a charter from Sigma Phi Epsilon.[16]
References
- ↑ 1,0 1,1 Шаблон:Cite book
- ↑ 2,0 2,1 2,2 History of Alpha Gamma chapter at General Motors Institute
- ↑ Alpha Sigma Phi Detroit Institute of Technology
- ↑ Alpha Sigma Phi Indiana Institute of Technology
- ↑ Intended merger into Шаблон:Lang was delayed one year due to the need for re-accreditation of the school. See Alpha Sigma Phi Lawrence Institute of Technology, accessed 10 March 2022.
- ↑ This chapter had reverted to local status, becoming Epsilon Tau Alpha (local) in the Fall of 1962 before joining Phi Epsilon Pi's Kappa Alpha Tau chapter, which itself had recently been a unit of Kappa Nu, the following Spring. In 1970 Шаблон:Lang would merge into Zeta Beta Tau, but the Wayne chapter of the fraternity (several predecessor groups?) all became dormant between 1963 and 1970. See the Wayne State Student Organization rosters 1960-1969
- ↑ Wayne University Griffin yearbook 1950
- ↑ Alpha Sigma Phi Eastern Michigan University Alpha Sigma Phi
- ↑ This chapter had its origin in Alpha Kappa fraternity, formed in 1921. It chose the name Delta Chi Rho (local) for nine months until petitioning Шаблон:Lang to become a colony. It was granted a Шаблон:Lang charter on Шаблон:Dts.
- ↑ Noted in The Defender yearbook, May 18, 1962, accessed 30 Oct 2020.
- ↑ ΤΚΕ merger per The Oraculum yearbook, 1963, p.63, accessed 30 Oct 2020.
- ↑ ΤΚΕ national website shows now-inactive Iota Phi chapter at Defiance College, accessed 30 Oct 2020.
- ↑ This chapter had its origin as Delta Epsilon chapter of Phi Sigma Chi, formed in 1927.
- ↑ Was this Phi Sigma Chi the high school fraternity that reportedly had 117 chapters? In its early days, Tri-State was non-accredited, thus many early fraternities placing chapters here had to release them to join the larger NIC or NPC conferences. Accreditation was resolved in 1963, and this chapter soon after joined Sigma Phi Epsilon.
- ↑ Alpha Sigma Phi Lycoming College
- ↑ Alpha Sigma Phi 1941-1970
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