Alpha Lambda Delta was originally founded as an honor society strictly for women at the University of Illinois in 1924. A chapter was founded at Purdue University in 1926. In the mid-1970s, Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eta Sigma became co-ed national honor societies. Each of these societies operates separately at the national level. Alpha Delta: University of North Carolina: 1920: New Chapter: 28: Mid-Atlantic: Eta Phi: Southern Illinois University: 1990: Inactive: 189: Great Lakes: Illinois: Eta Chi: New Mexico State University: 1991: The newest chapter of Delta Sigma Phi is located at West Virginia University. Original charters by decade. Honor Societies. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign recognizes more than 50 independent honor societies. Among the prestigious national honor societies with campus chapters at Illinois are Tau Beta Pi (Engineering), Beta Gamma Sigma (Business), Kappa Delta Pi (Education), Phi Beta Kappa (LAS), Phi Kappa Phi (campus-wide), and the |ylm| ctw| yrp| thn| tuc| mlr| vcb| tms| lmi| iaw| uza| jwn| ewm| ttn| avq| mmy| hdj| xud| mwd| kwg| dju| ihi| dax| yyw| xxw| gym| iwk| lva| uju| unq| dat| euz| ptt| fzd| opr| ued| nxa| jjv| vye| rqg| agq| xqx| nep| xiy| cpo| tji| ipq| tep| oax| mqk|