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'''ΛΧΑ''' ('''Lambda Chi Alpha'''), headquartered in [[Indianapolis, Indiana]], is one of the largest men's general [[Fraternities and sororities|fraternities]] in [[North America]] with more than 250,000 initiated members and chapters (called Zetas) at more than 300 universities. It was founded by Warren A. Cole, while he was a student at [[Boston University]], on [[November 2]], [[1909]]. The youngest of the twenty largest college fraternities, Lambda Chi Alpha has initiated the third most men ever.{{fact}}
 
It was the first fraternity to eliminate [[Initiation rite|pledging]] and remains a leader in the fight against [[hazing]], alcohol abuse, and other challenges facing today's college students.
 
Lambda Chi Alpha seeks to complement higher education by providing opportunities for academic achievement, leadership development, and lifelong friendships. Its open [[motto]]s are '''Vir Quisque Vir''' (Latin) ''Every Man a Man''; '''Per Crucem Crescens''' (Latin) ''Crescent in the Cross''; and '''Χαλεπα Τα Καλα''' (Greek) ''Naught Without Labor''. Its members are often referred to as Lambda Chis.
 
==Creed==
'''The Creed of Lambda Chi Alpha'''
 
We believe in Lambda Chi Alpha, and its traditions, principles and ideals. The crescent is our symbol; pure, high, ever growing, and the cross is our guide; denoting service, sacrifice, and even suffering and humiliation before the world, bravely endured if need be, in following that ideal.
 
May we have faith in Lambda Chi Alpha and passion for its welfare. May we have hope for the future of Lambda Chi Alpha and strength to fight for its teachings. May we have pure hearts that we may approach the ideal of perfect brotherly love.
 
==Associate Membership and Fraternity Education==
[[Image:LCA_Crucicrescent.png|thumb|120px|right|The Crescent in the Cross]]
<blockquote>Perhaps the most fundamental change which was made at this Assembly was the complete elimination of pledgeship, and the adoption of fraternity education to replace pledge education. … We feel in fact that this action is one of the most significant changes by any fraternity in the past fifty years.&nbsp;—&nbsp;George W. Spasyk following the 1972 General Assembly</blockquote>
 
When Lambda Chi ended its pledging program in 1972, it was the first fraternity to do so. The Associate Member program was created to take its place. An Associate Member (AM) of Lambda Chi is entitled to all of the rights and privileges of a fully initiated member. Accordingly, he also bears the same responsibilities as a brother. An AM is prohibited from few things before he is initiated: he may not run for the office of Ritualist (High Phi); he may not serve as the Official Delegate to the General Assembly, and he may not vote on his own initiation or the disassociation of an initiated member. Unlike most pledge programs, however, AMs do ''not'' have separate meetings or officers. Indeed, there is no "Associate Member Class," as the entire concept of the AM program is designed to encourage chapter, rather than class, unity. That principle also implies that there is no separate dress code or work responsibilities for AMs.
 
Similarly, the concept of "fraternity education" replaces "pledge education." The fraternity education program is designed to include all members of the chapter equally. There are no separate tests or quizzes for AMs. The program of fraternity education should be designed to integrate the new member into the chapter as a whole, develop a standard of treatment that treats associate members and initiates completely equally, and should continue throughout a member's undergraduate years.<ref>Bly, Betsy K. (Ed.) (2000). ''The Paedagogus'' (48th ed.), pp. 10-11. Indianapolis, Lambda Chi Alpha.</ref>
 
==Hazing==
Lambda Chi prohibits hazing of any form, on or off campus, by any of its members. The fraternity's definition of hazing is broadly defined as "any action taken or situation created intentionally to produce physical discomfort or mental discomfort by embarrassment, harassment, or ridicule.”<ref>[http://www.fraternitymanuals.com/index.php?title=Lambda_Chi_Alpha/Constitution#ARTICLE_VI Constitution and statutory code of the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Code VI-10]</ref>
 
==North American Food Drive==
The North American Food Drive is Lambda Chi's nationally sponsored philanthropic event. It is possibly the largest charitable single-day event organized by any collegiate organization. This event was modeled after Theta-Eta Zeta's (Millsaps College) "Pantry Raid". <ref> [http://www.lambdachi.org/events/fooddrive/history.asp] </ref> Since its creation in 1993, this international event has raised over 21.3 million pounds of food for the hungry. Annually, over 100 chapters bring in more than 2 million pounds of food. In 2004, 142 chapters collected 2.928 million pounds of food.<ref>[http://www.lambdachi.org/events/fooddrive/history.asp History of the North American Food Drive]</ref>
 
==Theta Kappa Nu==
As the [[Great Depression]] was drawing to a close, many fraternities were struggling in terms of membership and finances. [[Theta Kappa Nu]] began seeing its chapters shut down for the first time in the early 1930s, and was forced to reduce fees in 1933 and again in 1935 to maintain its membership. Meanwhile, Lambda Chi had lost one third of its membership. In 1938 a merger committee was formed.<ref>[http://www.lambdachi.org/fraternity/history/tu.asp Lambda Chi Alpha History Timeline: The Union]</ref>
 
In [[1939]], Lambda Chi Alpha merged with the Theta Kappa Nu Fraternity. The [[merger]] increased the number of chapters from 77 to 105 and the number of members from 20,000 to 27,000. At the time, this was the largest merger in fraternity history.<ref>Bly, Betsy K. (Ed.) (2000). ''The Paedagogus'' (48th ed.), p. 57. Indianapolis, Lambda Chi Alpha.</ref> All Theta Kappa Nu chapters became Lambda Chi Alpha chapters and were given Zeta (chapter) designations that began with either [[Theta]], [[Kappa]] or [[Nu]].<ref>Bly, Betsy K. (Ed.) (2000). ''The Paedagogus'' (48th ed.), p. 120. Indianapolis, Lambda Chi Alpha.</ref>
 
==Heaquarters Staff==
*[[Bill Farkas]], Executive Vice President. Phone: (317) 803-7312 E-Mail: bfarkas@lambdachi.org
*[[Mark Bauer]], Chief Executive Officer, Foundation
*[[John "Biff" Holloway]], Director of Chapter Services
*[[Tim Reuter]], Assistant Director of Chapter Services
 
==Notable members==
{{see also|List of notable members of Lambda Chi Alpha|:Category:Lambda Chi Alpha brothers}}
Lambda Chi Alpha has many members who have gone on to great professional distinction in nearly every major field. These include:
 
===Academics===
*[[J. Michael Bishop]], immunologist.
*[[Donald J. Cram]], chemist.
*[[Charles Glen King]], nutritionist.
*[[William Manchester]], historian.
*[[B. F. Skinner]], psychologist.
*[[Oliver R. Smoot]], engineer.
*[[Willis Tate]], Former Chancellor, Southern Methodist University, Presidential Advisor
*[[Hermann Viets]], engineer.
 
===Arts and entertainment===
====Actors====
*[[Claude Akins]]
*[[Powers Boothe]]
*[[Benjamin Bratt]]
*[[Jonathan Frakes]]
*[[Will Geer]]
*[[Dabbs Greer]]
*[[Bill Hayes]]
*[[Dean Jagger]]
*[[Chris Klein (actor)|Chris Klein]]
*[[Anson Mount]]
*[[Johnathon Schaech]]
*[[Robert Urich]]
*[[Ralph Waite]]
* {{imdb name|id=1938820|name=Lyman Chen}}
 
====Artists====
*[[Chester Gould]], creator of ''Dick Tracy''
*[[Bronson Page]], actor/screenwriter, Epsilon Mu & Lambda Mu Zetas
 
====Musicians====
*[[Bobby Bare, Jr.]], musician.
*[[Jason Boland]], musician from Oklahoma State University.
*[[Kenny Chesney]], country musician.
*[[Mark Schultz (musician)|Mark Schultz]], christian musician.
*[[John Tesh]], actor and musician.
 
====Television and radio personalities====
*[[Dan Griffin]], sports radio broadcaster.
*[[Paul Harvey]], news radio broadcaster.
*[[Ray Lane]], radio broadcaster.
*[[Josh Lewin]], sports commentator.
*[[Woody Paige]], sports commentator.
*[[Jeff Stilson]], TV Comedian, Comedy Writer
 
===Astronauts===
*[[Thomas Akers]].
*[[Richard N. Richards]].
*[[Terrence Wilcutt]].
 
===Athletes===
====Baseball====
*[[Mickey Cochrane]], former professional baseball player.
*[[Larry Dierker]], former professional baseball player.
*[[Ferguson Jenkins]], former professional baseball player.
*[[Ron Santo]], former professional baseball player.
*[[Billy Williams (baseball player)|Billy Williams]], former professional baseball player.
*[[Kevin Stocker]], former professional baseball player.
 
====Basketball====
*[[Larry Brown (basketball)|Larry Brown]], professional basketball coach
*[[Lawrence Frank]], professional basketball coach, [[New Jersey Nets]]
*[[Lars Hansen]], Olympic Medalist
*[[Scott Hastings (basketball)|Scott Hastings]], former professional basketball player.
*[[Henry Iba]], former college basketball coach.
*[[Buddy Jeannette]], former professional basketball coach.
*[[Rick Pitino]], college basketball coach, [[University of Louisville]].
*[[Homer Drew]], college basketball coach, [[Valparaiso University]].
*[[Barry Collier]], former basketball coach at [[Nebraska University]] and current athletic director at [[Butler University]].
 
====Football====
*[[Stephen Alexander]], professional football player, [[Denver Broncos]].
*[[Bob Baumhower]], former professional football player.
*[[Fred Biletnikoff]], former professional football player [[Oakland Raiders]].
*[[Mark Bruener]], former professional football player,[[Pittsburgh Steelers]].
*[[Mark Brunell]], professional football quarterback, [[Washington Redskins]].
*[[Steve Christie]], former professional football player [[Buffalo Bills]].
*[[Fred Cox]], former professional football player, [[Minnesota Vikings]].
*[[Jim L. Mora]], Professional football head coach, [[Atlanta Falcons]].
*[[John Fiala]], Professional football player, [[Pittsburgh Steelers]].
*[[Steve Pelluer]],former professional football player, [[Dallas Cowboys]].
*[[John Rauch]], former professional football player.
*[[Dave Rimington]], former professional football player [[Cincinnati Bengals]] and [[Philadelphia Eagles]] and The [[Dave Rimington Trophy]] is awarded to the player considered to be the best center in college football.
*[[Charley Trippi]], former professional football player, [[Chicago Cardinals]].
*[[Ray Wersching]], former professional football player, [[San Francisco 49ers]].
*[[Daniel Mendelson]], semi professionl football quarterback
 
====Golf====
*[[Fred Haas]], PGA golfer.
 
====Soccer====
*[[Cobi Jones]], professional soccer player, [[Los Angeles Galaxy]].
 
===Business===
*[[F. Duane Ackerman]], CEO, BellSouth Corporation.
*[[Nicholas D. Chabraja]], CEO, General Dynamics.
*[[Richard Clark (pharmacologist)|Richard Clark]], CEO, Merck & Company.
*[[William T. Dillard]], founder, Dillard's department store.
*[[John V. Faraci]], CEO, International Paper.
*[[Jon Hemingway]], CEO, Stevedoring Serices Unlimited
*[[Michael Johns (executive)|Michael Johns]], health care executive, former White House Presidential speechwriter.
*[[J. Thomas McAfee]], Chairman and President, Hallmark Systems, Inc.
*[[William W. McGuire]], CEO, UnitedHealth Group.
*[[James W. Owens]], CEO, Caterpillar Incorporated.
*[[John S. Reed]], former CEO, Citigroup Incorporated.
*[[Matthew K. Rose]], former CEO, Burlington Northern Sante Fe Corporation.
*[[Mark B. Templeton]], CEO, Citrix Systems Incorporated.
*[[Ernest R. Breech]], CEO, [[Trans World Airlines]]; CEO, [[Ford Motor Company]].
*[[S. Robson Walton]], Chairman of the Board of Directors, [[Wal-Mart]], oldest son of Sam Walton, founder of Wal-Mart.
*[[Jim Walton]], CEO, [[Arvest Bank]], youngest son of Sam Walton, founder of Wal-Mart.
 
===Law===
*[[Harry Blackmun]], former U.S. Supreme Court justice.
*[[James D. Johnson]], former Arkansas Supreme Court justice.
*[[I. Beverly Lake]], former North Carolina Supreme Court chief justice.
*[[Alfred P. Murrah]], former U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals justice.
*[[Gerald W. VandeWalle]], North Dakota Supreme Court chief justice.
 
===Military===
*[[Gregory Boyington]], U.S. Marine Corps World War II ace.
*[[Jimmy Doolittle]], World War II air hero.
*[[William Seawell]], U.S. Army [[Brigadier General]].
*[[Edwin Tatum]], U.S. Air Force Reserves [[Brigadier General]].
 
===Government and politics===
*[[Thomas Abernethy]], former U.S. Member of Congress from Mississippi
*[[Lincoln Almond]], former Governor of Rhode Island.
*[[Alan Bible]], former U.S. Senator from Nevada.
*[[Joseph H. Bottum]], former U.S. Senator from South Dakota.
*[[Kevin Brady]] U.S. Member of Congress from Texas.
*[[John Breaux]], former U.S. Senator from Louisiana.
*[[Donald Carcieri]], Governor of Rhode Island.
*[[Max Cleland]], former U.S. Senator from Georgia.
*[[John Danforth]], former U.S. Senator from Missouri.
*[[Lloyd Doggett]], U.S. Member of Congress from Texas.
*[[Wendell H. Ford]], former U.S. Senator from Kentucky.
*[[Virgil Goode]], U.S. Member of Congress from Virginia.
*[[Joe Frank Harris]], former Governor of Georgia.
*[[Vance Hartke]], former U.S. Senator from Indiana.
*[[Howell Heflin]], former U.S. Senator from Alabama.
*[[Jack Kingston]], U.S. Member of Congress from Georgia.
*[[William C. Marland]], former Governor of West Virginia.
*[[Ray Marshall]], former U.S. Secretary of Labor.
*[[George S. Mickelson]], former Governor of South Dakota.
*[[Ron Paul]], U.S. Member of Congress from Texas.
*[[Jim Petro]], Attorney General and former Auditor of Ohio.
*[[John Howard Pyle]], former Governor of Arizona.
*[[Paul S. Trible]], former U.S. Senator from Virginia
*[[Harry S. Truman]], former President of the United States (honorary member).
*[[Curt Weldon]], U.S. Member of Congress from Pennsylvania.
 
==Chapters==
===Chapter Naming===
Chapters of Lambda Chi are interchangeably referred to as Zetas.
 
Most Greek societies name their chapters using the [[Greek alphabet]]. The order usually follows one of two patterns: one which names chapters [[Alphabetical order#Alphabetical sorting|alphabetically]] nationally e.g. Alpha-Beta chapter, the other by state e.g. Indiana-Alpha chapter. Lambda Chi Alpha is unique in its [[naming scheme]]. The order in which they are named is not alphabetical, but, rather, a variation on the Greek alphabet. When the fraternity was founded, Warren Cole assigned Greek letters to groups that had not yet been chartered. Predictably, not all of these groups were chartered. As a result, the first seven Zetas were designated: Α, Γ, Ε, Ζ, Ι, Λ, and Β, in that order. Jack Mason created a twenty-four word [[mnemonic device]] with words representing each Greek letter once&nbsp;— the first seven words were in the order that the Zetas were already named. “A good energetic Zeta is Lambda's boast&nbsp; ‘Strength from Delta Pi’ our motto to each through union; excellent character only, knowing no retreating steps.” Therefore, the chapters are named in the order: Α, Γ, Ε, Ζ, Ι, Λ, Β, Σ, Φ, Δ, Π, Ο, Μ, Τ, Η, Θ, Υ, Ξ, Χ, Ω, Κ, Ν, Ρ, Ψ. After the twenty-fourth chapter, the sequence was continued with a prefix (Α-Α, Α-Γ, Α-Ε..., Γ-Α, Γ-Γ, Γ-Ε, ..., Ε-A, etc.)
 
When [[Theta Kappa Nu]] merged with Lambda Chi in 1939, a scheme was adopted to name the new chapters, and the original scheme was modified, as well. The former Theta Kappa Nu chapters were all given Zeta designations prefixed with Θ, Κ, or Ν. The second letter of their chapter name was assigned in the order mentioned above and applied to the chapters in order of their precedence in Theta Kappa Nu. On twenty-one campuses, chapters of both Lambda Chi and Theta Kappa Nu existed. In those cases, the chapter of Lambda Chi kept its original designation, and the letter which would have been assigned to the chapter of Theta Kappa Nu was permanently retired.
 
A singular exception, the chapter at Georgia Tech, Β-Κ Zeta, was named in recognition of its existence as a chapter of the national fraternity Beta Kappa, whose other existing chapters merged with [[Theta Chi]] in 1942.<ref>Leonard, Edward F., George W. McDaniel, Charles S. Peyser (Eds.) (1987). ''Ritual: What and Why'', p. 28. Indianapolis, Lambda Chi Alpha.</ref>
 
===Chapter Locations===
Chapters of Lambda Chi represent the fraternity in all of the forty-eight [[contiguous United States]], with a colony in [[Alaska]]. Four of [[Canada]]'s ten Provinces also are home to several chapters and/or colonies.
 
*Adams State (CO), ''Phi-Nu''
*Akron (OH), ''Gamma-Alpha''
*Alabama (AL), ''Alpha-Phi''
*Alabama - Birmingham (AL), ''Sigma-Chi''
*Alaska - Anchorage (AK), ''Colony331''
*Alberta (AB), ''Epsilon-Rho''
*Albertson - Idaho (ID), ''Kappa-Psi''
*Alfred (NY), ''Kappa-Sigma'' - DEFUNCT AS OF 2002
*Angelo State (TX), ''Beta-Alpha''
*[http://www.sigmaupsilon.org Appalachian State] (NC), ''Sigma-Upsilon''
*Arizona (AZ), ''Zeta-Beta''
*Arizona State (AZ), ''Zeta-Psi''
*[http://www.ualambdachi.org Arkansas] (AR), ''Gamma-Chi''
*Arkansas State (AR), ''Iota-Theta''
*Arkansas Tech (AR), ''Phi-Zeta''
*Auburn (AL), ''Omega''
*[http://www.aumlambdachi.com Auburn - Montgomery] (AL), ''Phi-Kappa''
*Austin Peay State (TN), ''Colony281''
*Baker (KS), ''Theta-Beta''
*Baldwin-Wallace (OH), ''Kappa-Phi''
*Ball State (IN), ''Iota-Alpha''
*[http://www.baylor.edu/lambda-chi/ Baylor] (TX), ''Sigma-Psi''
*Birmingham Southern (AL), ''Theta-Mu''
*Bloomsburg (PA), ''Beta-Xi''
*Boston (MA), ''Alpha''
*Bowling Green State (OH), ''Phi-Mu''
*Bradley (IL), ''Kappa-Upsilon''
*British Columbia (BC), ''Zeta-Xi''
*Brown (RI), ''Iota''
*[http://www.orgs.bucknell.edu/lca/ Bucknell] (PA), ''Delta''
*Butler (IN), ''Alpha-Alpha''
*Calgary (AB), ''Colony278''
*[http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~callca/ California - Berkeley] (CA), ''Mu''
*[http://www.davislambdachi.com California - Davis] (CA), ''Delta-Gamma''
*California - Los Angeles (CA), ''Epsilon-Sigma''
*California - Riverside (CA), ''Delta-Nu''
*California - Santa Barbara (CA), ''Zeta-Eta''
*[http://www.pibetalca.com California - San Diego] (CA), ''Pi-Beta''
*California - University of San Diego (CA), ''Delta-Kappa''
*[http://www.slolca.com California Polytechnic] (CA), ''Phi-Sigma''
*California State - Chico (CA), ''Phi-Chi''
*California State - Fresno (CA), ''Iota-Gamma''
*California State - Los Angeles (CA), ''Lambda-Rho''
*California State - Northridge (CA), ''Beta-Rho''
*California State - Sacramento (CA), ''Phi-Pi''
*Carnegie Mellon (PA), ''Epsilon-Lambda''
*Case Western Reserve (OH), ''Alpha-Nu''
*Catholic (DC), ''Colony252''
*Centenary - Louisiana (LA), ''Theta-Rho''
*Central Florida (FL), ''Beta-Eta''
*Central Michigan (MI), ''Lambda-Omega''
*Central Missouri State (MO), ''Lambda-Pi''
*Chicago (IL), ''Gamma-Lambda''
*Cincinnati (OH), ''Gamma-Gamma''
*Clark (MA), ''Theta-Theta''
*Clemson (SC), ''Delta-Omicron''
*Coe (IA), ''Zeta-Alpha''
*Colby (ME), ''Alpha-Rho''
*Colgate (NY), ''Alpha-Zeta''
*Colorado - Boulder (CO), ''Gamma-Mu''
*Colorado College (CO), ''Epsilon-Tau''
*Colorado State (CO), ''Gamma-Pi''
*Colorado State - Pueblo (CO), ''Delta-Omega''
*Connecticut (CT), ''Zeta-Lambda''
*[http://www.iswza.org/ Cornell] (NY), ''Omicron''
*Culver-Stockton (MO), ''Kappa-Mu''
*Cumberland (TN), ''Alpha-Sigma''
*Dallas Baptist (TX), ''Sigma-Pi''
*Dartmouth (NH), ''Theta''
*Dayton (OH), ''Sigma-Eta''
*[http://lambdachilb.com/ Delaware] (DE), ''Lambda-Beta''
*Denison (OH), ''Gamma-Iota''
*Denver (CO), ''Alpha-Pi''
*Depauw (IN), ''Xi''
*Drexel (PA), ''Epsilon-Kappa''
*[http://www.drurylambdachi.com Drury](MO), ''Theta-Sigma''
*Duke (NC), ''Gamma-Theta''
*East Carolina (NC), ''Iota-Upsilon''
*East Tennessee State (TN), ''Iota-Omicron''
*Eastern Illinois (IL), ''Phi-Alpha''
*[http://www.fraternities.eku.edu/lambdachialpha/ Eastern Kentucky] (KY), ''Phi-Beta''
*Eastern Michigan (MI), ''Sigma-Kappa''
*Edinboro (PA), ''Beta-Delta''
*Elmhurst (IL), ''Pi-Zeta''
*[http://www.elon.edu/lca/ Elon] (NC), ''Delta-Pi''
*[http://www.db.erau.edu/campus/student/clubs/lca/ Embry-Riddle] (FL), ''Sigma-Phi''
*Emory (GA), ''Epsilon-Beta''
*Eureka (IL), ''Theta-Chi''
*[http://www.evansville.edu/ Evansville](IN), ''Iota-Mu''
*Ferris State (MI), ''Iota-Psi''
*[http://www.uflambdachi.org/ Florida] (FL), ''Epsilon-Mu''
*Florida Atlantic (FL), ''Beta-Phi''
*Florida International (FL), ''Colony330''
*[http://www.lambdachifsc.com Florida Southern] (FL), ''Epsilon-Xi''
*Florida State (FL), ''Zeta-Rho''
*[http://www.bnzeta.org Florida Tech] (FL), ''Beta-Nu''
*Franklin (IN), ''Kappa-Gamma''
*Franklin & Marshall (PA), ''Alpha-Theta''
*[http://www.gwlambdachi.com/ George Washington] (DC), ''Delta-Xi''
*Georgetown (KY), ''Kappa-Omega''
*Georgia (GA), ''Nu''
*Georgia Southwestern State (GA), ''Sigma-Sigma''
*Georgia State (GA), ''Delta-Epsilon''
*[http://www.gtlambdachi.org/ Georgia Tech] (GA), ''Beta-Kappa''
*[[Gettysburg College]] (PA), ''Theta-Pi''
*Glenville State (WV), ''Beta-Beta''
*[http://www.lambdachigv.org/ Grand Valley State] (MI), ''Delta-Theta'' (Now Closed)
*Hamilton (NY), ''Gamma-Eta''
*Hampden-Sydney (VA), ''Kappa-Eta''
*Hanover (IN), ''Theta-Zeta''
*Harvard (MA), ''Alpha-Epsilon''
*High Point (NC), ''Iota-Phi''
*Houston (TX), ''Iota-Tau''
*Idaho (ID), ''Epsilon-Gamma''
*Illinois (IL), ''Chi''
*Illinois State (IL), ''Beta-Omicron''
*Incarnate Word (San Antonio, TX), ''Pi-Epsilon'' San Antonio Tri-Zeta
*[http://www.indiana.edu/~lxa/ Indiana] (IN), ''Alpha-Omicron''
*Indiana State (IN), ''Iota-Epsilon''
*Indiana-Pennsylvania (PA), ''Beta-Gamma''
*[http://www.uiowa.edu/~lambdaxa/ Iowa] (IA), ''Iota-Chi''
*[http://www.mylambdachi.com/ Iowa State] (IA), ''Alpha-Tau''
*Iowa Wesleyan (IA), ''Theta-Iota''
*Jacksonville (FL), ''Delta-Upsilon''
*James Madison (VA), ''Phi-Eta''
*Kansas (KS), ''Zeta-Iota''
*Kansas State (KS), ''Gamma-Xi''
*Kent State (OH), ''Pi-Gamma''
*[http://www.epsilonphizeta.com/ Kentucky] (KY), ''Epsilon-Phi''
*[http://www.ketteringlca.com/ Kettering] - A (MI), ''Lambda-Epsilon''
*[http://www.klca.net/ Kettering] - B (MI), ''Lambda-Epsilon''
*Knox (IL), ''Kappa''
*Kutztown (PA), ''Sigma-Gamma''
*La Salle (PA), ''Colony257''
*Lamar (TX), ''Beta-Sigma''
*Lehigh (PA), ''Gamma-Psi''
*Lock Haven (PA), ''Lambda-Gamma''
*[http://iotaomega.8k.com/ Louisiana - Lafayette] (LA), ''Iota-Omega''
*Louisiana State (LA), ''Upsilon''
*Louisiana Tech (LA), ''Theta-Psi''
*[http://www.louisville.edu/rso/lca/ Louisville] (KY), ''Zeta-Sigma''
*Loyola Marymount (CA), ''Delta-Psi''
*[http://www.lycoming.edu/orgs/lca Lycoming] (PA), ''Iota-Beta''
*Maine (ME), ''Beta''
*Mansfield (PA), ''Beta-Omega''
*[http://www.marietta.edu/~lca Marietta] (OH), ''Kappa-Alpha''
*Marshall (WV), ''Zeta-Zeta''
*[http://www.lambdachi-umd.com Maryland, College Park] (MD), ''Epsilon-Pi''
*[http://phidelta.org/ Maryland, Baltimore County] (MD), ''Phi-Delta''
*Massachusetts (MA), ''Gamma''
*[http://lambda-chi.mit.edu/ Massachusetts Institute of Technology] (MA), ''Lambda''
*McGill (PQ), ''Iota-Iota''
*McNeese State (LA), ''Colony239''
*[http://www.lxamemphis.com/ Memphis] (TN), ''Zeta-Theta''
*Mercer (GA), ''Zeta-Omega''
*Methodist (NC), ''Sigma-Theta''
*Miami (FL) (FL), ''Epsilon-Omega''
*Miami (OH) (OH), ''Zeta-Upsilon''
*[http://www.lcamichigan.com/ Michigan] (MI), ''Sigma''
*[http://www.msu.edu/ Michigan State] (MI), [http://www.msulambdachi.org''Gamma-Omicron'']
*Michigan Tech (MI), ''Phi-Phi''
*Millersville (PA), ''Delta-Tau''
*[http://www.thetaeta.org/ Millsaps] (MS), ''Theta-Eta''
*Minnesota - Twin Cities (MN), ''Gamma-Omega''
*Minnesota State (MN), ''Lambda-Delta''
*[http://www.msstate.edu/org/lca/ Mississippi State] (MS), ''Epsilon-Chi''
*[http://www.mulambdachi.com Missouri - Columbia] (MO), ''[[Gamma-Kappa]]''
*Missouri - Kansas City (MO), ''Sigma-Rho''
*Missouri - Rolla (MO), ''Alpha-Delta''
*Missouri Western (MO), ''Beta-Theta''
*Montana - Missoula (MT), ''Colony328''
*Montana State - Billings (MT), ''Colony235''
*Montana State - Bozeman (MT), ''Epsilon-Delta''
*[http://www.lambdachise.com/ Montevallo] (AL), ''Sigma-Epsilon''
*Morehead State (KY), ''Beta-Lambda''
*Muhlenberg (PA), ''Nu-Epsilon''
*Murray State (KY), ''Lambda-Eta''
*Nebraska - Kearney (NE), ''Colony276''
*Nebraska - Lincoln (NE), ''Gamma-Beta''
*[http://www.unolca.org/ Nebraska] - Omaha (NE), ''Iota-Delta''
*[http://www.lambdachirebels.com/ Nevada] - Las Vegas (NV), ''Delta-Lambda''
*Nevada - Reno (NV), ''Epsilon-Iota''
*New Hampshire (NH), ''Alpha-Xi''
*New Mexico (NM), ''Zeta-Mu''
*[http://www.nmsu.edu/~LCA/ New Mexico State] (NM), ''Zeta-Gamma''
*[http://www.lambdachi.20m.com/ New Orleans] (LA), ''Lambda-Alpha''
*North Alabama (AL), ''Sigma-Delta''
*North Carolina - Chapel Hill (NC), ''Gamma-Nu''
*[http://www.lambdachiuncc.com/ North Carolina - Charlotte] (NC), ''Beta-Upsilon''
*North Carolina - Greensboro (NC), ''Phi-Theta''
*North Carolina - Wilmington (NC), ''Delta-Sigma''
*North Carolina A&T (NC), ''Pi-Iota''
*North Carolina State (NC), ''Gamma-Upsilon''
*North Dakota (ND), ''Epsilon-Zeta''
*North Florida (FL), ''Delta-Alpha''
*North Texas (TX), ''Iota-Zeta''
*[http://arapaho.nsuok.edu/~lca/ Northeastern State] (OK), ''Delta-Beta''
*Northern Colorado (CO), ''Sigma-Omega''
*Northern Illinois (IL), ''Phi-Omicron''
*[http://lca.nmu.edu/ Northern Michigan] (MI), ''Lambda-Upsilon''
*[http://www.nulambdachi.com Northwestern University] (IL), ''Alpha-Iota''
*Norwich (VT), ''Zeta-Chi''
*Oglethorpe (GA), ''Kappa-Beta''
*[http://www.oulambdachi.org Ohio] (OH), ''Alpha-Omega''
*[[Ohio State University]] (OH), ''[http://www.osuchoppers.com Gamma-Tau]''
*Oklahoma (OK), ''Gamma-Rho''
*[http://www.lambdachiocu.com Oklahoma City] (OK), ''Theta-Delta''
*Oklahoma State (OK), ''Alpha-Eta''
*Old Dominion (VA), ''Sigma-Iota''
*Oregon (OR), ''Zeta-Omicron''
*Oregon State (OR), ''Alpha-Lambda''
*Parsons (NY), ''Iota-Rho''
*Penn State (PA), ''Zeta''
*[http://www.penn-lambdachi.org Pennsylvania] (PA), ''Epsilon''
*Pittsburg State (KS), ''Lambda-Chi''
*Pittsburgh (PA), ''Gamma-Epsilon''
*Point Park (PE), ''Beta-Pi''
*[http://www.lxanyc.com/ Polytechnic] (NY), ''Theta-Upsilon''
*Portland State (OR), ''Colony278''
*[http://www.purduelambdachi.com Purdue (IN), ''Psi'' ]
*Randolph-Macon (VA), ''Kappa-Tau''
*[http://lxa.rpi.edu/ Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute] (NY), ''Epsilon-Eta''
*[http://www.lambdachiuri.com/ Rhode Island](RI), ''Eta''
*Richmond (VA), ''Alpha-Chi''
*Rollins (FL), ''Theta-Gamma''
*[[Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology]] (IN), ''[http://www.greenpride.com Theta-Kappa]''
*Rutgers (NJ), ''Phi''
*Sam Houston State (TX), ''Sigma-Mu''
*[[Samford University]] (AL), ''Theta-Alpha''
*[http://www.lambdachiusd.com/ San Diego] (CA), ''Delta-Kappa''
*[http://www.zeta-pi.com/ San Diego State] (CA), ''Zeta-Pi''
*San Jose State (CA), ''Zeta-Nu''
*[http://www.iotanu.org/ Sewanee, the University of the South] (TN), ''Iota-Nu''
*[http://www.golambo.com Shepherd] (WV), ''Phi-Iota''
*[http://www.phitauzeta.org/ Shippensburg] (PA), ''Phi-Tau''
*Simpson (IA), ''Theta-Lambda''
*Slippery Rock (PA), ''Lambda-Xi''
*South Alabama (AL), ''Phi-Gamma''
*South Carolina (SC), ''Epsilon-Psi''
*South Carolina - Aiken (SC), ''Pi-Alpha''
*South Carolina - Spartanburg (SC), ''Delta-Iota''
*South Dakota (SD), ''Alpha-Gamma''
*South Dakota State (SD), ''Lambda-Theta''
*South Florida (FL), ''Lambda-Mu''
*Southeast Missouri State (MO), ''Delta-Phi''
*Southeastern Oklahoma (OK), ''Colony226''
*Southern California (CA), ''Zeta-Delta''
*Southern Illinois - Carbondale (IL), ''Delta-Chi''
*Southern Indiana (IN), ''Phi-Xi''
*[http://www.smulxa.com Southern Methodist] (TX),''Gamma-Sigma''
*Southern Polytechnic State (GA), ''Sigma-Xi''
*Southwest Missouri State (MO), ''Beta-Psi''
*Spring Hill (AL), ''Delta-Delta''
*St. Joseph's (PA), ''Phi-Lambda''
*St. Leo (FL), ''Colony241''
*[[STLCOP|St. Louis College of Pharmacy]] (MO), [http://www.stlcoplxa.com/ Pi-Lambda]
*St. Mary's University (San Antonio, TX), ''Sigma-Beta'' - San Antonio Tri-Zeta
*Stephen F. Austin State (TX), ''Sigma-Omicron''
*Stetson (FL), ''Zeta-Tau''
*Steubenville (OH), ''Lambda-Sigma''
*Susquehanna (PA), ''Iota-Eta''
*Syracuse (NY), ''Alpha-Upsilon''
*Tarleton State (TX), ''Phi-Rho''
*Tennessee - Chattanooga (TN), ''Zeta-Phi''
*Tennessee - Knoxville (TN), ''Epsilon-Omicron''
*Tennessee - Nashville (TN), ''Gamma-Delta''
*Tennessee Tech (TN), ''Beta-Mu''
*Texas - Austin (TX), ''Alpha-Mu''
*Texas - El Paso (TX), ''Zeta-Epsilon''
*Texas - San Antonio (San Antonio, TX), ''Phi-Upsilon'' - San Antonio Tri-Zeta
*Texas A&M (College Station, TX), ''Delta-Mu''
*Texas A&M - Commerce (Commerce, TX), ''Iota-Kappa''
*Texas A&M - International (Laredo, TX), ''Colony284''
*Texas A&M - Kingsville (Kingsville, TX), ''Beta-Epsilon''
*Texas Christian (TX), ''Iota-Pi''
*Texas State (San Marcos, TX), ''Lambda-Phi''
*Texas Tech (Lubbock, TX), ''Sigma-Nu''
*Texas Wesleyan (TX), ''Sigma-Zeta''
*Thiel (PA), ''Theta-Xi''
*[http://www.lambdachitoronto.com Toronto] (ON), ''Epsilon-Epsilon''
*Towson (MD), ''Phi-Omega''
*[http://www.palmswestpress.com/sigmatauzeta/ Troy] (AL), ''Sigma-Tau''
*Truman State (MO), ''Phi-Psi''
*Tulsa (OK), ''Epsilon-Upsilon''
*[[Union University]](TN), ''Lambda-Zeta''
*Union College (NY), ''Rho''
*Utah (UT), ''Zeta-Kappa''
*Valparaiso (IN), ''Iota-Sigma''
*[http://www.vanderbilt.edu/lca/ Vanderbilt] (TN), ''Gamma-Delta''
*Villanova (PA), ''Beta-Iota''
*Vincennes (IN), ''Sigma-Alpha''
*[http://www.vtlambdachi.org Virginia Tech] (VA), ''Sigma-Lambda''
*Wabash (IN), ''Alpha-Kappa''
*[http://www.theta-tau.org/ Wake Forest] (NC), ''Theta-Tau''
*Washington (WA), ''Alpha-Psi''
*Washington & Jefferson (PA), ''Gamma-Zeta'' (Inactive, 2002)
*Washington & Lee (VA), "Gamma-Phi"
*Washington College (MD), ''Epsilon-Theta''
*Washington State (WA), ''Tau''
*West Chester (PA), ''Lambda-Kappa''
*West Georgia (GA), ''Colony206''
*West Liberty State (WV), ''Lambda-Psi''
*West Texas A&M (TX), ''Iota-Xi''
*West Virginia (WV), ''Iota-Lambda''
*Western Carolina (NC), ''Beta-Zeta''
*Western Illinois (IL), ''Beta-Tau''
*Western Kentucky (KY), ''Lambda-Lambda''
*[http://www.wmulambdachi.org/ Western Michigan] (MI), ''Lambda-Tau''
*Western Ontario (ON), ''Delta-Eta''
*Westminster (PA), ''Theta-Omicron''
*Widener (PA), ''Beta-Chi''
*Wilfrid Laurier (ON), ''Colony283''
*William & Mary (VA), ''Epsilon-Alpha''
*[http://www.carpetride.org/ William Jewell] (MO), ''Epsilon-Nu''
*Windsor (ON), ''Lambda-Nu''
*Wisconsin (WI), ''Alpha-Beta''
*Wisconsin - Whitewater (WI), ''Lambda-Iota''
*Wittenberg (OH), ''Nu-Zeta''
*Wofford (SC), ''Kappa-Omicron''
*[http://www.pizeta.org Worcester] (MA), ''Pi''
*Wyoming (WY), ''Delta-Rho''
*York College of Pennsylvania (PA), ''Colony286''
 
==[http://www.crossandcrescent.com/2005/12/eighth-headquarters/ Headquarters Locations]==
# 1909: [http://www.wayfaring.com/waypts/show/2469 Swansea, MA]
# 1920: [http://www.wayfaring.com/waypts/show/2475 261 Pierce St, Kingston, PA 18704]
# 1920: [http://www.wayfaring.com/waypts/show/2488 160 S Main St, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701]
# 1920: [http://www.wayfaring.com/waypts/show/2622 30-40 N Pennsylvania St, Indianapolis, IN 46205]
# 1923: [http://www.wayfaring.com/waypts/show/2525 136 E Market St, Indianapolis, IN 46204]
# 1930: [http://www.wayfaring.com/waypts/show/2566 55 Monument Cir, Indianapolis, IN 46204]
# 1940: [http://www.wayfaring.com/waypts/show/2570 2029 N Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN 46202]
# 1954: [http://www.wayfaring.com/waypts/show/2572 3434 N Washington Blvd, Indianapolis, IN 46205]
# 1974: [http://www.wayfaring.com/waypts/show/2575 8741 Founders Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46268]
 
==Contact information==
[http://www.lambdachi.org/ Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity]
8741 Founders Road
Indianapolis, IN 46268
(317) 872-8000
 
==Notes and references==
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==External links==
*[http://www.lambdachi.org/ Lambda Chi Alpha International Fraternity] — official home page.
*[http://www.crossandcrescent.com/ Cross & Crescent] — alumni magazine.
*[http://www.iswza.org/lambdachi/resolutions/ General Assembly Resolutions of Lambda Chi Alpha] — a listing of resolutions adopted between the thirty-ninth and forty-fifth General Assemblies.
*[http://www.nndb.com/org/518/000041395/ Famous Lambda Chi Alpha members].
*[http://politicalgraveyard.com/group/lambda-chi-alpha.html The Political Graveyard:Lambda Chi Alpha] — a partial listing of deceased U.S. polititians who were Lambda Chis.
*[http://www.nicindy.org/publicrelations/staff.htm Current list of Congressional Greeks]
*[http://www.crossandcrescent.com/2006/04/from-congress-to-campus/ From Congress to Campus] - an article on former Senator Trible with a sidebar of former Lambda Chis who served as U.S. Senators.
 
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