Active Chapter and Colony List
- Alpha Colony - University of California Berkeley
- Gamma Chapter - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Delta Chapter - University of Kansas
- Eta Chapter - Washington State University
- Kappa Chapter - Purdue University
- Lambda Chapter - Emporia State University
- Xi Chapter - Truman State University
- Sigma Colony - University of Central Missouri
- Tau Chapter - Pennsylvania State University
- Upsilon Chapter - University of Northern Colorado
- Chi Chapter - California University of Pennsylvania
- Psi Chapter - Iowa State University
- Alpha Zeta Chapter - Northwest Missouri State University
- Alpha Lambda Chapter - Northern Illinois University
- Alpha Rho Chapter - University of Texas at El Paso
- Alpha Phi Chapter - University of Idaho
- Beta Nu Chapter - Virginia Commonwealth University
- Beta Tau Chapter - Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
- Beta Phi Chapter - Auburn University
- Beta Psi Chapter - Missouri State University
- Beta Chi Chapter - George Mason University
- Gamma Beta Chapter - University of Alabama
- Gamma Gamma Chapter - Rutgers University
- Gamma Delta Chapter - University of Montevallo
- Gamma Theta Chapter - Boise State University
- Gamma Iota Chapter - Eastern Michigan University
- Gamma Kappa Chapter - Fairleigh Dickinson University
- Gamma Lambda Chapter - Temple University
- Gamma Mu Chapter - Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
- Gamma Nu Chapter - Mansfield University
- Gamma Xi Chapter - Clayton State University
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