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• Alpha Delta (sorority), NY Regional, women’s traditional; Each chapter uses 3 letters as its name, adding the chapter letter to “Alpha Delta”. Hence, the fifth (and oldest) chapter is Alpha Delta Epsilon, at SUNY Geneseo. Baird’s Archive notes three active chapters acting as locals, with two recent defections to other sororities. A Union branch remains the ‘national’ entity (need link). See “Alpha Delta Eta” at Oswego for a short history.
• Alpha Delta Upsilon, women’s chiropractic professional
• Alpha Epsilon Lambda, honor, grad students’ leadership
• Alpha Eta Theta, Christian women’s religious
• Alpha Gamma Xi, women’s military professional, non-collegiate
• Alpha Iota Sigma, honor, interdisciplinary; formed in 2012, ~10 chapters.
• Alpha Kappa Omicron, Pilipino-American women’s traditional; Their preferred term for Filipino is “Pilipino”.
• Alpha Kappa Phi (Agonia) Regional NY women’s traditional
• Alpha Lambda Psi, service, military spouses
• Alpha Mu, honor, agricultural systems marketing
• Alpha Nu Omega, Multicultural, Christian, co-ed traditional, religious
• Alpha Omega (sorority), Multicultural, Christian, women’s religious
• Alpha Phi Sigma (scholarship), recognition, scholarship
• Alpha Rho Lambda, Latina women’s traditional
• Alpha Sigma Omega, Latina women’s traditional
• Alpha Sigma Theta, deaf and hard-of-hearing women’s traditional
• Alpha Theta Omega (sorority), Christian, multicultural, women’s religious
• Alpha Upsilon Nu, Muslim Canadian men’s religious
• Atlas Club, Osteopathic professional
• Beta Chi, two-year schools, honor, criminal justice
• Beta Gamma Nu, Multicultural, men’s traditional
• Beta Kappa Psi, Afro-Latino some collegiate, men’s traditional’
• Beta Omega Phi, Asian men’s traditional
• Beta Phi Omega (sorority), LGBT, African American non-collegiate, feminine women’s service
• Beta Phi Pi, African American men’s traditional
• Beta Psi Omega, biology professional
• Beta Sigma Kappa, honor, optometric medicine
• Beta Upsilon Delta, Multicultural, men’s traditional
• Block and Bridle Club, recognition, animal husbandry
• Cardinal Key Honor Society, honor, campus leadership
• Chi Alpha Epsilon, honor, educational opportunity program participants
• Chi Beta Lambda, honor, “competency-based learning”; Formed in 2020; originally called Chi Beta Epsilon
• Chi Delta Beta, Multicultural, men’s traditional
• Chi Delta Phi, women’s recognition, literature
• Chi Rho Sigma, chiropractic professional
• Chi Sigma Alpha, Asian women’s traditional
• Chi Sigma Tau, Asian men’s traditional
• Chi Tau Epsilon, honor, dance
• Chimes (society), women’s honor, campus service; national dissolved, some locals remain
• Delta Alpha Sigma, Multicultural, women’s traditional
• Delta Chi Lambda, Asian women’s traditional
• Delta Epsilon Chi (honor), honor, Biblical Studies
• Delta Epsilon Tau, honor, distance learning
• Delta Lambda Chi, Asian women’s traditional
• Delta Omega (Osteopathic), Osteopathic professional
• Delta Phi Delta (dance), primarily non-collegiate, co-ed dance professional; Founded in 2000.
• Delta Phi Upsilon (fraternity), LGBT, Multicultural, non-collegiate, male-identified, men’s service
• Delta Phi Psi (sorority), Christian, multicultural, women’s religious, non-collegiate
• Delta Pi Epsilon, business education, graduate, professional
• Delta Psi Alpha, Multicultural, co-ed traditional
• Delta Psi Epsilon, Christian, Multicultural, women’s non-collegiate, religious
• Delta Sigma Chi (1997), Latino was a men’s, now co-ed traditional
• Delta Sigma Chi (1996), Multicultural, women’s traditional
• Delta Sigma Theta (pharmacy), pharmacy professional
• Delta Tau Kappa, recognition, social sciences
• Dobro Slovo, honor, Slavic languages
• Elogeme Adolphi, Multicultural, Christian, women’s religious
• Epsilon Alpha Sigma, Arab, women’s traditional
• Epsilon Chi Nu, Native American men’s traditional
• Epsilon Delta Pi, honor, computer sciences
• Epsilon Sigma Rho, Multicultural, men’s traditional
• Eta Iota Sigma, Christian, women’s religious
• Eta Mu Pi, recognition, retail
• Eta Sigma Alpha, high school, honor, homeschooling
• Forestry Club, co-ed forestry professional
• Gamma Alpha Lambda, Christian, women’s religious
• Gamma Beta, Asian men’s traditional
• Gamma Ce Upsilon, Latina women’s traditional
• Gamma Nu Eta, honor, information technology
• Gamma Omega Delta Regional NY, Multicultural, men’s traditional
• Gamma Psi Lambda, Christian, mostly non-collegiate, co-ed religious
• Gamma Xi Phi, predominantly African American literature, visual, and performing arts professional
• Gamma Zeta Rho, LGBT, non-collegiate, masculine-identified women’s service
• Indian University Scholar Society, Native-American students, honor, scholastics
• Iota Iota Iota, honor, women’s, and gender studies
• Iota Lambda Sigma, honor, industrial education
• Iota Tau Alpha, honor, athletic training
• Iota Tau Sigma, men’s Osteopathic medicine professional
• Iota Tau Tau, women’s law professional
• Japanese National Honor Society, high school, honor, Japanese language
• Kappa Alpha Mu, photojournalism professional
• Kappa Alpha Omicron, honor, environmental studies and science
• Kappa Gamma Pi, Catholic colleges, women’s honor, leadership
• Kappa Pi Sigma, commerce and business administration professional
• Kappa Psi Epsilon, Philippine-American, women’s traditional
• Kappa Tau Epsilon, podiatric medicine professional; Established at Ohio State in 1965.
• Kappa Upsilon Chi, Christian, men’s traditional
• Keramos (society), ceramic engineering professional
• Lambda Alpha Chi, Christian, multicultural, women’s religious, non-collegiate.
• Lambda Chi Omega, Christian, woman’s multicultural, non-collegiate
• Lambda Delta Lambda, honor, physical sciences
• Lambda Delta Phi, Regional Midwest, women’s traditional; Minnesota chapter is the only remaining active chapter.
• Lambda Delta Psi, Asian women’s traditional
• Lambda Kappa Mu, African American business sorority
• Lambda Nu, honor, radiologic and imaging sciences
• Lambda Omicron Chi (sorority), Christian, multicultural, non-collegiate, women’s religious
• Lambda Omicron Gamma, historically Jewish men’s Osteopathic medicine professional
• Lambda Psi Rho, Asian men’s traditional
• Lambda Tau (honor society), honor, medical technology
• Malika Kambe Umfazi, Afro-Latina some collegiate, women’s traditional
• Mortar and Ball, honor, military cadet
• Mu Omicron Zeta, Canadian men’s traditional
• National Business Honor Society, honor, high school
• National Latin Honor Society, high school, honor, Latin language
• Nu Alpha Phi, Asian men’s traditional
• Nu Lambda Mu, honor, non-profit management
• Nu Psi Zeta, military, women’s professional, non-collegiate; Related fraternity, Theta Nu Psi.
• Omega Beta Iota honor, Osteopathic; Also called “The National Osteopathic Political Action Honor Society”
• Omega Epsilon Phi, Optometry professional
• Omega Kappa Lambda, military, non-collegiate men’s service
• Omega Nu, high school, women’s service
• Omega Nu Lambda, honor, online students
• Phi Alpha Sigma, men’s medical professional; Noted in 1905 Baird’s
• Phi Boota roota, music percussion professional
• Phi Delta Gamma (recognition), women’s recognition, graduate studies; Founded at American University per its archives, and not the University of Maryland, as stated in Baird’s 19th.
• Phi Lambda Rho, Latina women’s traditional
• Phi Rho Pi, forensics arts at junior and community colleges; currently a redirect
• Phi Sigma Chi (secondary), high school, boy’s traditional
• Phi Sigma Theta, honor, academic achievement
• Pi Delta, honor, podiatry
• Pi Iota Chi, Christian, Multicultural, women’s traditional
• Pi Kappa Chi, men’s chiropractic professional
• Pi Lambda Chi, Latina women’s traditional
• Pi Nu Epsilon (sorority), women’s traditional
• Pi Sigma Eta, honor, mortuary science
• Pi Tau Pi Sigma, honor, military signal corps
• Psi Rho Phi, military, men’s professional, non-collegiate
• Psi Sigma Alpha, men’s honor, Osteopathic medicine
• Rho Beta Epsilon, honor, robotics
• Rho Epsilon, recognition, real estate studies
• Rho Kappa, high school honor, social studies; current redirect
• Rho Lambda, women’s honor, Greek leadership
• Rho Psi Eta, women’s pre-health professional; Founded 2007 Santa Barbara.
• SALUTE (society), honor, veterans
• Sigma Alpha (Christian), Christian, women’s traditional regional, founded in 1988.
• Sigma Alpha Pi, honor, leadership; See National Society of Leadership and Success
• Sigma Alpha Zeta, Multicultural, women’s traditional
• Sigma Delta Lambda, Latina women’s traditional
• Sigma Delta Psi, honor, athletics
• Sigma Gamma Phi, Regional NY, originally Arethusa, women’s traditional
• Sigma Mu Delta, pre-medicine and health fields professional
• Sigma Nu Alpha Gamma, Native American men’s traditional
• Sigma Omega Epsilon, African American women’s traditional
• Sigma Omega Upsilon, international business professional. Two chapters in 2022, at SC and Virginia Tech.
• Sigma Phi Omega (honor), honor, gerontology
• Tau Alpha Chi, honor, tax preparation; Founded at Georgia State in 1983, other chapters include Pomona and Old Dominion. 2,000 initiates as of 2015 per old Facebook post. Not to be confused with a local sorority of the same name in Wisconsin in the 1940s or the Puerto Rican group of that name.
• Tau Epsilon Rho, Jewish men’s law professional
• Tau Rho Omicron (sorority), Christian, African American women’s non-collegiate
• Tau Sigma Phi, Canadian women’s traditional
• Tau Theta Pi, Multicultural, women’s traditional
• Theta Alpha (sorority), Christian, women’s religious
• Theta Delta Beta, Asian men’s traditional
• Theta Gamma, NY and Canadian men’s traditional
• Theta Nu Psi, men’s military professional, non-collegiate. Related sorority, Nu Psi Zeta.
• Theta Phi Sigma, Christian, African American women’s religious, non-collegiate
• Theta Psi, men’s honor, Osteopathic medicine
• Theta Psi (professional), sustainability professional
• Tiger Brotherhood (local – Clemson), honor, leadership
• Upsilon Kappa Delta, Multicultural, women’s traditional
• White Key Society (local – Rensselaer), freshman and sophomore, honor, and campus leadership
• Zeta Alpha Omicron, Multicultural, Christian, women’s traditional; Connected to Zeta Phi Zeta
• Zeta Chi Epsilon, Multicultural, men’s traditional
• Zeta Delta Phi, African American women’s service
• Zeta Iota Chi (sorority), Christian, multicultural, women’s traditional
• Zeta Nu Delta, Christian, Multicultural, women’s non-collegiate
• Zeta Phi Zeta (fraternity), Christian, multicultural, co-ed traditional
• Zeta Theta Omega, zoology professional

• Alpha Chi Alpha (recognition), women’s journalism d. See Pi Delta Epsilon
• Alpha Delta (medical), women’s medical professional, d. ; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Alpha Eta Phi, Jewish men’s traditional d.
• Alpha Gamma Chi, music professional d.
• Alpha Lambda Tau International, LGBT men’s traditional d.
• Alpha Mu Pi Omega, medical professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s
• Alpha Omega Delta, medicine professional d.; See Phi Rho Sigma
• Alpha Phi Gamma (music), women’s music professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s
• Alpha Phi Epsilon, honor, forensics d.; See Tau Kappa Alpha
• Alpha Phi Epsilon (fraternity), men’s traditional d.; In Baird’s Archive and Baird’s 10th. Three chapters, maybe more. All merged into others.
• Alpha Zeta Pi, honor, foreign languages d.; See Phi Sigma Iota
• Axis Club (osteopathy), women’s Osteopathic professional d.
• Beta Delta Beta, men’s honor, interfraternal d. ; See Wooster Index yearbook, 1913. Founded at Syracuse in 1887, with chapters at Colgate, RPI, NYU, and Wooster by 1913.
• Beta Mu Delta, biology professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Beta Phi, men’s traditional d.
• Beta Pi Kappa, ceramic engineering professional d.; See Keramos (society)
• Chi Beta Epsilon, honor, “competency-based education” d.; See Chi Beta Lambda; Formed in 2020; was quickly re-named due to confusion over the Trinity local.
• Chi Delta Rho, Regional Wisconsin, men’s traditional d.; Founded at Stevens Point in 1930, five chapters. One became ΛΧΑ.
• Delta Alpha Epsilon, high school, Regional Detroit, men’s traditional d.
• Delta Alpha Epsilon (collegiate), men’s traditional d.; Maybe 4 chapters, founded at Illinois, Alpha merged with existing Beta Kappa. See Baird’s Archives.
• Delta Epsilon Iota (medical), medical professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Delta Epsilon Pi, Greek-American men’s traditional d.
• Delta Kappa (Freshmen), began as Yale freshmen, men’s traditional d.; See Phi Delta Theta for Centre chapter; Lasted at Yale from 1845-1880. Freshmen societies were banned.
• Delta Kappa Phi (fraternity), men’s traditional d.; Founded at Marshall College, WV in 1929, 9 chapters, died in the 30s. Baird’s 13th.
• Delta Mu, medical professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Delta Phi (sorority), women’s architecture professional d.
• Delta Phi Upsilon, recognition, early childhood ed. d.
• Delta Pi Epsilon (Lutheran), men’s traditional d.
• Delta Psi Theta, men’s traditional d. ; See Phi Kappa Psi and Phi Gamma Delta
• Delta Sigma (fraternity), high school, boy’s traditional d.
• Delta Sigma Pi (sorority), women’s traditional d.; Scattered, see ΣΔΤ and ΘΦΑ; See Baird’s Archive. Formed around 1920 in the NY area. The last chapter dispersed in 1992.
• Dir Hexenkreis (local – Cornell), women’s secret and honor society d.; Now a chapter of Mortar Board National Senior Honor Society]].
• Epsilon Alpha, men’s traditional d.
• Epsilon Tau (sorority), women’s homeopathic medicine, professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Eta Tau Alpha, theology professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Gamma Alpha Pi, Masonic, men’s traditional d.
• Gamma Eta Alpha, men’s legal professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Gamma Tau (fraternity), African American men’s traditional d.; Formed at Howard in 1934. Several chapters, per Baird’s 20th short citation VIII-8.
• Hai Resh, Jewish men’s traditional d.
• Iota Lambda Phi, men’s traditional d.; See yearbooks from Maryland, Johns Hopkins, CUNY, LIU, NY Law. Founded 1924
• Iota Phi, Jewish high school, girl’s traditional d.
• Iota Tau Kappa, men’s traditional d.; Founded 1923 or 1927 at High Point College or Elon. High Point chapter became ΤΚΕ.
• Iota Theta, Jewish men’s law professional d.
• Kappa Alpha Rho, Latina women’s traditional d.
• Kappa Delta Epsilon (music), women’s music professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Kappa Delta Phi (sorority), women’s traditional d.; Scattered, see ΚΔ and local ΚΑΦ (Stephens) Founded in 1921, per Baird’s Archive. The last of 9 chapters left in 1961, Tennessee Wesleyan to ΚΔ.
• Kappa Epsilon Phi, Jewish men’s engineering professional d.
• Kappa Phi (medical), men’s medical and pharmaceutical professional d.
• Kappa Sigma Kappa (revived), men’s traditional d.; See Theta Xi
• Lambda Alpha Phi, Jewish men’s law professional d.
• Lambda Epsilon Xi, Jewish men’slaw professional d.
• Lambda Gamma Phi, Jewish men’s law professional d.
• Mu Alpha Delta, Jewish men’s traditional d.; Formed at CUNY. NY and mid-Atlantic states. 6 chapters.
• Mu Beta Chi, Jewish men’s business professional d.
• Mu Phi Alpha, honor, men’s engineering, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Mu Pi Lambda, men’s traditional d.
• Mu Sigma (fraternity), Jewish men’s traditional d.
• Mu Sigma Alpha, men’s homeopathic medicine professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Mu Sigma Pi, Jewish men’s Optometrists professional d.
• Omega Delta Phi (1903), men’s traditional d.; NY area, formed at Cooper Union 1903, five chapters, last branches died in the 1970s.
• Omega Pi Alpha, men’s traditional d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Omega Psi, women’s medical professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Omega Tau, men’s legal professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s
• Order of the Key, honor, leadership d?
• Phi Alpha (CCNY), men’s traditional d.
• Phi Alpha Zeta, men’s traditional d.; See Baird’s. Originally named Phi Alpha but changed its name to avoid confusion with two others.
• Phi Beta (high school fraternity), Jewish high school boy’s traditional d.
• Phi Chi Delta, Latino men’s medicine professional d.
• Phi Delta, women’s traditional d.
• Phi Delta Gamma (fraternity), men’s traditional d.; See Baird’s Archive, but never published in the books. Founded at Case Western in 1921. Maybe 3 chapters.
• Phi Delta Mu, Jewish men’s traditional d.
• Phi Delta Pi (Jewish), men’s traditional d.; Founded in NYC in 1913. There was an identically named traditional fraternity founded in Eastern Michigan in 1899.
• Phi Delta Pi (fraternity), men’s traditional d.; founded in Eastern Michigan in 1899. There was an identically named traditional fraternity founded in NYC in 1913.
• Phi Eta, men’s traditional d.
• Phi Gamma Kappa, men’s traditional d.; See Baird’s Archive. Appears in several NY-area yearbooks. Founded 1913 at Cooper Union, maybe four chapters.
• Phi Kappa Delta, men’s traditional d.; See Baird’s Archive. Maybe 10 chapters, founded at Columbia in 1914. Depression casualty?
• Phi Lambda Delta, Jewish men’s traditional d.; Founded at Columbia in 1920. Maybe five chapters in the NY area. See Baird’s Archive.
• Phi Mu Omicron, men’s traditional d.; See Kappa Sigma for Emory chapter, See Baird’s 6th ed
• Phi Phi Phi, men’s traditional d.; See Phi Kappa Psi for Texas chapter
• Phi Sigma League, men’s traditional d.; See Phi Delta Theta
• Phi Sigma Beta (high school), Jewish high school boy’s traditional d.; See Tau Delta Phi
• Phi Sigma Beta (sorority), women’s traditional d.; Founded in 1951 at Pace, four chapters. Closed in the 2000s. See the Almanac.
• Phi Sigma Mu, Jewish men’s law professional d.
• Phi Sigma Nu (2-yr), 2-year colleges, men’s traditional d.; Scattered, see ΤΚΕ, ΣΦΕ and ΔΚΕ.-See Baird’s Archive. Founded at Crane Junior College in 1926 as the Bachelors Club, became Zeta Theta Nu (local) in 1927, then ΦΣΝ in 1929. Maybe 14 chapters.
• Phi Sigma Psi (medical), men’s medical professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Phi Theta Chi (medical), men’s medical professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Phi Theta Psi, men’s traditional d.; Founded 1885 at Washington & Lee, maybe 10 chapters. Occasional typo lists this as ΨΘΨ. Was to merge with ΣΑΕ, but the negotiation failed.
• Phraterese, women’s traditional d.; See possible local at U Brit Columbia. Up to 16 chapters, founded at UCLA in 1924. West coast. Disbanded in 2001, with assets going to the UBC chapter and Carroll College alumnae.
• Pi Kappa Tau, homeopathic medicine professional d.; See Phi Alpha Gamma. May have been a traditional fraternity, organized inside the school of homeopathy at two institutions. (The distinctions weren’t as rigid before WWI.) The group was absorbed relatively early into Phi Alpha Gamma, a professional fraternity.
• Pi Lambda Sigma (professional), women’s library economy professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Pi Phi Alpha, Italian heritage, women’s traditional d.; See Baird’s Archive. 5 chapters, founded 1924 at Adelphi.
• Pi Psi, African American men’s traditional d.; See Baird’s Archive. 11 chapters, founded 1993 at Michigan State.
• Pi Rho Phi, men’s traditional d. ; Sigma Phi Epsilon
• Pi Tau Pi, Jewish men’s traditional d.
• Pi Upsilon Phi, Jewish high school boy’s traditional d.
• Praetorians (fraternity), men’s traditional d.; See Baird’s Archive. Five chapters. Founded in 1936 at Northwestern
• Psi Phi, originally non-collegiate, then NY regional, men’s traditional d.; See Baird’s Archive. 4 chapters, founded 1917 by two Cornell grads living at the Binghampton YMCA. Three chapters became SUNY locals in 1954
• Psi Theta Psi, men’s traditional d.; See Delta Tau Delta
• Sigma Alpha Theta, men’s traditional d.; See Delta Tau Delta for Hanover chapter
• Sigma Beta Kappa, Catholic, men’s traditional d.
• Sigma Delta Pi (Vitruvian), men’s traditional d.; See Beta Theta Pi
• Sigma Epsilon Delta, Jewish men’s dental professional d.
• Sigma Epsilon Sigma, women’s honor, freshmen scholastics d.
• Sigma Iota Zeta, Jewish men’s veterinarians professional d.
• Sigma Kappa Alpha, men’s mining and metallurgical engineering professional d.; See Sigma Rho (mining)
• Sigma Rho (mining), mining professional d.
• Sigma Rho Alpha, men’s architecture professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Sigma Tau Epsilon, Jewish men’s religious, Torah studies d.
• Sigma Tau Theta, women’s music professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Sigma Theta Pi (high school sorority), Jewish high school, girl’s traditional d.
• Sigma Upsilon, honor, literary d.
• Sigma Zeta (fraternity), men’s traditional d.
• Tau Alpha Omega, Jewish men’s professional, non-collegiate? d.
• Tau Delta Mu, Jewish men’s traditional d.
• Tau Sigma Omicron, men’s traditional d.
• Theta Alpha Pi (fraternity), men’s traditional d.; See the Almanac. Founded at NYU in 1919. Perhaps ten chapters
• Theta Chi Delta, recognition, chemistry d.
• Theta Mu Phi, men’s traditional d.; Had at least two chapters, mid-1950s, at Trine and Indiana Institute of Tech
• Theta Omega Phi, men’s traditional d.
• Theta Phi, NY regional, women’s traditional d.; Founded 1902 at SUNY Cortland State. At least five chapters; failed in the 1970s. See Baird’s Archive
• Theta Sigma Lambda (sorority), Christian, Multicultural, women’s religious, non-collegiate d.?
• Theta Tau Epsilon, 2-year college, women’s traditional d.
• Upsilon Alpha, women’s dental professional d.
• Upsilon Beta, men’s traditional d.; See the Almanac. Founded at Gettysburg’s predecessor around 1863. Perhaps eight chapters.
• Upsilon Delta Sigma, men’s traditional d.; see the Almanac. Founded at Brooklyn Poly in 1920. Perhaps eight chapters.
• Upsilon Lambda Phi, Jewish high school, boy’s(?) traditional d.
• Zeta Beta Tau (medical), men’s medical professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s.
• Zeta Delta Chi, men’s pharmacy professional d.; Founded at Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, 1902. Gamma chapter was established at the Medical College of Virginia in 1911. Colors: Gold and Black. Flower: Daffodil.
• Zeta Mu Phi, men’s medical professional d.; See Phi Lambda Kappa
• Zeta Phi (professional), women’s medical professional, d.; Noted in 1905 Baird’s
• Zeta Sigma, men’s traditional d.; see Tau Kappa Epsilon or Sigma Phi Epsilon

• Allgemeine Deutsche Burschenschaft (General German Student Union) – association of German Burschenschaft
• Black Brazier, Nigeria, women’s confraternity
• De Norsemen Club of Nigeria, Nigeria, men’s confraternity
• Family Confraternity, Nigeria, men’s confraternity, aka Cosanosyra Mafia Confraternity
• Klan Konfraternity, Nigeria, men’s confraternity, aka Eternal Fraternal Order of the Legion Consortium
• National Association of Sea Lords Nigeria, men’s confraternity, aka Buccaneers Confraternity
• Neo Black Queens of Africa, Nigeria, women’s confraternity
• Phi Beta Epsilon-Philippines, Philippines, men’s professional, engineering
• Pi Sigma Delta (sorority), Philippines, women’s social, now a redirect to its coordinate Pi Sigma fraternity
• Tau Lambda Alpha (sorority), Philippines, women’s social, now a redirect to its coordinate Tau Alpha fraternity

• A. Bertram Lemon, founder of Delta Sigma Theta and dean of the University of Buffalo’s School of Pharmacy
• Abner Edwin Patton, founder of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, currently a redirect
• Arno Herbert Nehrling Sr. founder of Pi Alpha Xi, professor Cornell University, and DuPont executive
• Bert C. Riley, founder of Blue Key Honor Society and dean at the University of Florida
• Carl Milton Beecher, founder of Pi Kappa Lambda and head of the music department and dean at Northwestern University
• Charles George Holle, founder of Cannon and Castle and U.S. Army Major General
• Charles W. Gertstengerg, founder of Delta Mu Delta, author, and professor at New York University
• Clarence Whittlesey Mendell, founder of Cannon and Castle and dean of Yale College
• De la Warr Benjamin Easter, founding president of Omicron Delta Kappa, professor and assistant dean of Washington and Lee University
• Don L. Bowen, founder of Pi Alpha Alpha and professor of public administration at the University of Arizona
• E. A. Fitzgerald, founder of Delta Epsilon Sigma, reverend, and dean of studies at Loras College
• Edwin B. Newman, founder of Psi Chi and chair of the Department of Psychology at Harvard University
• Eldo L. Hendricks, founder of Phi Sigma Pi and president of Central Missouri Teachers College
• George Burton Hotchkiss, founder of Delta Mu Delta and professor at New York University who initiated and shaped the course of marketing and advertising education in the United States
• George Evert Condra, founder of the Innocents Society and Universit of Nebraska professor
• Hiram Thompson Scovill, founder of Beta Alpha Psi and head of the Department of Business Organization and Operations at the University of Illinois from 1919 until his retirement in 1953
• Jack Montgomery, founder of Alpha Epsilon Delta and organic chemistry professor at the University of Alabama
• James L. Howe, founder of Phi Mu Epsilon and Alpha Chi Omega; dean of the College of Music at DePauw University
• John Danihy, founder of Alpha Sigma Nu and dean of journalism at Marquette University
• Joseph H. Ehlers, founder of Phi Tau Phi, diplomat, explorer, professor at Peiyang University, and engineer who designed more than 1000 bridges
• Leroy Allen (academic), founder of Pi Gamma Mu and dean of the College of Liberal Arts at Southwestern College
• Maria Leonard, founder of Alpha Lambda Delta and University of Illinois Dean of Women
• Percy W. Price, founder of Mu Beta Psi and first director of the music department at North Carolina State University
• Richard E. Toth, founder of Sigma Lambda Alpha (honor society) and professor at Michigan State and Utah State
• Robert Guy Buzzard, founder of Gamma Theta Upsilon and professor of geography at Illinois State University
• Robert Synovitz, founder of Eta Sigma Gammaand professor at Ball State University (see source in society article)
• Rollin B. Posey, founder of Alpha Sigma Lambda and Dean of University College at Northwestern University
• Thomas J. Sweeney founding president and first executive director of Chi Sigma Iota and professor emeritus of counselor education at Ohio University
• Warren Schaller, founder of Eta Sigma Gamma and professor at Ball State University (see source in society article)
• William Angus Hamilton, founder of Pi Gamma Mu and dean of the Law School and School of Business Administration at The College of William & Mary
• William Bock, founder of Eta Sigma Gamma and professor at Ball State University (see source in society article)
• William C. Olson, founder and first president of Sigma Iota Rho and dean of the School of International Service at American University
• William Johnson, founder of Sigma Kappa Delta, executive director Sigma Tau Delta, and a professor of English at Northern Illinois University
• William T. Boyce founder of Alpha Gamma Sigma (honor society) and president of Fullerton College

This section includes local organizations and defunct organizations that were never included in Baird’s, topics that appear to lack secondary sources, and articles that were deleted from Wikipedia for failure to meet notability.