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List of fraternities and sororities in the Philippines

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Contents [hide] 1 Explanation of columns 2 Law fraternities and sororities 3 Engineering fraternities and sororities 4 Medical fraternities and sororities 5 Councils 6 Relationship statements 7 References

[edit] Explanation of columns

• Greek Name – The Greek letters or other similar abbreviations for the collegiate organization
• Greek Letters / Nickname – The Greek letters spelled out in English or other long form name for the organization followed by the group’s standard nickname
• Founding – The date of formation for the organization (Philippine Founding date then International Founding date)
• Founding Location – The location at which the first chapter of the organization was founded (Philippine Founding Location, then International Founding Location)
• Fraternity, Sorority, or Frat. / Sor. – Indicator of whether the group is a Fraternity (Frat.), Sorority (Sor.), Linked Fraternity and Sorority (Frat. / Sor.) or single organization allowing members of both genders (Confraternity or other term)
• Collegiate Partnered Group – Organization with ties at all schools at which the chapters exist. Often brother/sister group (ex. Tau Gamma Phi/Tau Gamma Sigma) or larger grouping (ex. Scout’s Royale Brotherhood / Sisterhood)
• # of Colleges / International / National – # of Colleges if less than 10, National if more than 10. International here implies that the Organization in the Philippines has collegiate chapters outside the Philippines in the same legal entity.
• International Affiliation – Contains both Information on connection with Collegiate organizations in other countries (often those using the same Greek letters in North America) and international alumni associations
• SEC – Indicates if the organization is Registered (R), Reserved (V) or Not Registered (N) with the Securities and Exchange Commission (Philippines).(See http://iregister.sec.gov.ph/MainServlet?param=search)

Bold text== General fraternities and sororities ==

Greek Name	Greek Letters/ Nickname	Founding	Founding Location	Fraternity, Sorority, or Frat./Sor.	Collegiate Partnered group	# of Colleges / International / National	International Affiliation	SEC
ΑΚP	Alpha Kappa Rho “Akhro / Skeptron”[1]	01973-08-08 August 8, 1973	University of Santo Tomas	Frat. / Sor.		International	International Councils and Chapters in multiple countries	R
AΝΩ	Adamas Nu Omega “Adamants”	01976-08-28 August 28, 1976	University of the East	Fraternity / Sorority		International	International Alumni Groups	N
ΡIΡ	RHO IOTA PHI “RIOT”	01990-11-13 November 13, 1990	South Western University	Frat. / Sor. (Collegiate, High School, Community)		International		N
AΦΣ	Adamas Phi Sigma “AdasPhinians”[2]	01989-09-05 September 5, 1989	Cebu	Frat. / Sor.		National		N
ΑΒ	Alpha Beta “Archedians”[3]	01990-08-21 August 21, 1990	Silliman University	Frat. / Sor.		International	International Alumni Groups	N
αβρ	Alpha Beta Rho “Knights of Alphans”	01983-09-21 September 21, 1983	Centro Escolar University	Frat. / Sor.		National
AIFS	Abama International Fraternity and Sorority “Abamans”	01976-06-06 June 6, 1976	Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Colleges	Frat. / Sor.	Guardians brotherhood/ karate-do/Libra association/ΣAΩ	International	International Alumni Groups / Crime Buster Association	R
ΑΧΩ	Alpha Chi Omega “ACO”	02000-12-20 December 20, 2000	University of San Carlos	Sorority		National
ΑΧΥ-Σ	Alpha Chi Upsilon – Sigma “AlChiUS”		University of San Carlos, Cebu City	Frat. / Sor.		National	Alumni members abroad	N
Αcosθ	Alpha Cosine Theta “AlCoThanS”	01976-10-10 October 10, 1976	Mindanao State University (Marawi)	Frat. / Sor.		National		N
ΑΔΣ	Alpha Delta Sigma “ADS”	01969-09-16 September 16, 1969	Adamson University	Frat. / Sor.		International	8 Jewels	R
ΑΔΦ	Alpha Delta Phi “AlphaDelts”	01965-12-08 December 8, 1965	Silliman University	Fraternity		National		R
ΑΗΥ	Alpha Eta Upsilon “Hangteenians”	01964-12-24 December 24, 1964(F)01965-02-11 February 11, 1965(S)	University of Bohol, Tagbilaran City	Frat. / Sor.	AHY	International	International Alumni Groups	V
ΑΓΦ	Alpha Gamma Phi “Unokelion”	01993-08-12 August 12, 1993	Western Leyte College	Frat. / Sor.		International	International Humanitarian Service	R
ΑΓB	Alpha Gamma Beta “Alphanians”	01972-12-19 December 19, 1972	Angeles University (San Fernando City)	Frat. / Sor.		National		R
ΑΚΓ	Alpha Kappa Gamma “Gammakins”[4]	01959-12-28 December 28, 1959	Notre Dame University (Cotabato)	Frat. / Sor.		International	GammaKins International Alumni Association/England 1921	R
ΑΚΩ	Alpha Kappa Omega “Akonians”	01970-02-22 February 22, 1970	Notre Dame of Marbel University	Frat. / Sor.		National	International Alumni Groups	N
ΑΚΦΟ	Alpha Kappa Phi Omicron “Adamans”	01948-12-04 December 4, 1948	Adamson University	Frat. / Sor.		International	International Alumni Groups	R
ΑΜΦ	Alpha Mu Phi “Anchorians”	01954-03-17 March 17, 1954	Philippine Merchant Marine Academy	Frat. / Sor.		International	International Alumni Groups	R
ΑΩΒ	Alpha Omega Beta “OhmBets”	01976-08-22 August 22, 1976	Central Mindanao University	Frat. / Sor.		National Collegiate Service	International Alumni Association	N
ΑΦΕ	Alpha Phi Epsilon “Epsilonians”[5]	01961-08-31 August 31, 1961	Notre Dame of Midsayap College	Frat. / Sor.		International	International Alumni Association	R
ΑΦΙΣ	Alpha Phi Iota Sigma “APIS”	01995-03-28 March 28, 1995	University of San Jose – Recoletos	Frat. / Sor.		Local	None	N
ΑΦΩ	Alpha Phi Omega[6]	01950-03-02 March 2, 1950(F), 01971-12-18 December 18, 1971 (S)	Far Eastern University	Frat. / Sor.		National	Yes, Int’l Council with Alpha Phi Omega, USA	R
ΑΦΥ	Alpha Phi Upsilon “Apsinians”	01975-09-10 September 10, 1975	University of San Carlos	Frat. / Sor.		International		N
ΑΨΚ	Alpha Psi Kappa “Anchlusadian Knights”	01972-12-08 December 8, 1972	University of Mindanao	Frat. / Sor.		National	No	N
ΑΨΩ	Alpha Psi Omega “APsOnians” / “Psignets”	01980-09-09 September 9, 1980	Ateneo De Manila University	Frat. / Sor.		National		N
ΑΡΟ	Alpha Rho Omicron “ARho”	01976-08-05 August 5, 1976	Philippine College of Criminology	Frat. / Sor.	Magic 5[g]	International	Magic 5 Brotherhood Association Incorporated	N
αρΩ	Alpha Rho Omega “Rhocans”	01965-04-24 April 24, 1965 (F), 01969-12-22 December 22, 1969 (S)	Silliman University	Frat. / Sor.		International	RHOCANS Alumni Association
ΑΡΕ	Alpha Rho Sigma/Epsilon “Rhoans”[7]	01966-08-28 August 28, 1966	Silliman University	Frat. / Sor.	ΑΡΣ	International	No	N
ΑΣ	Alpha Sigma(Alay sa Sambayanan / Advocates of Scholarship) “Masig”	01962-10-10 October 10, 1962	University of the Philippines	Fraternity	ΣΑ Sorority[citation needed], ΣΑN Sorority	National	Alumni Association	N
ΑΣΕ	Alpha Sigma Epsilon “Epsilonians”	01968-05-18 May 18, 1968	University of the Philippines Diliman/and to Ozamiz City	Frat. / Sor.	AΣE	International Organization	International Alumni Association [c]	R
ΑΣΟ	Alpha Sigma Omicron	01979-06-30 June 30, 1979	FEATI University	Frat. / Sor.	ΑΣΟ	National	Alumni Association	R
ΑΣΩ	Alpha Sigma Omega “Sigmanians”[b]	01962-07-17 July 17, 1962	University of Cebu/Central Mindanao University/University of Mindanao/Mindanao State University	Frat. / Sor.		International	Asian Student Organization	N
ΑΓB	Alpha Γamma Beta	01972-12-19 December 19, 1972	[angeles university]]	Frat. / Sor.		National		N
ΑΣΩΦ	Alpha Sigma Omega Phi “ASOPhians”	01948-09-26 September 26, 1948	University of Mindanao	Frat. / Sor.		International	Alumni Association	V
ΑΣΚ	Alpha Sigma Kappa “Sigmans”	01975-12-24 December 24, 1975	Far Eastern University	Fraternity	ΑΣΚ/ΑΣΓ	International(1975)	International Sigmans Service Organization	R
ΑΣΓ	Alpha Sigma Gamma “Sigmans”	01975-12-24 December 24, 1975	Far Eastern University	Sorority	ΑΣΚ/ΑΣΓ	International(1975)	International Sigmans Service Organization	R
ΑΣΦΩ	Alpha Sigma Phi Omega “ASPOnians”[8]	01960-03-05 March 5, 1960	Notre Dame of Marbel University	Frat. / Sor.	ΑΣΦΩ	International	Alumni Association	R
ΑΣΦ	Alpha Sigma Phi “Alphans”	01959-09-29 September 29, 1959[9]	Central Mindanao University[9]	Fraternity	ΔΣΦ Sorority	International	Alumni Assocation of members abroad / Int’l Council with Alpha Sigma Phi, USA	R(AA)
ΑΣΡ	Alpha Sigma Rho “ASiRhonians”, “Ambassadors” and “Alpha Sigs”	01952 1952	Silliman University, Cagayan De Oro [( phi chapter camiguin )]	Frat. / Sor.	19 ASP 52	International Organization	Ambassador’s, Asirhonians, Alpha Sig’s International	R
ΑΤΩ	Alpha Tau Omega “ATO” / “Alpha Taus”	01968-08-15 August 15, 1968	University of Southern Philippines Foundation	Fraternity		National/International	Overseas Alumni groups [d]	R
ΑΘΩ	Alpha Theta Omega	01968-11-27 November 27, 1968	Central Mindanao University	Frat. / Sor.		International	International Alumni Groups	N
ΑΘΩΣ	Alpha Theta Omega Sigma	02002-08-04 August 4, 2002 (F), 02002 2002(S)	Iligan City	Frat. / Sor.		National		N
ΑΘΣ	Alpha Theta Sigma “AThetaS”	02008-09-11 September 11, 2008	Notre Dame of Dadiangas University	Frat. / Sor.		4 Colleges / Universities	No Relationship With ΑΘΣ, USA	V
ΑΞΕ	Alpha Xi Epsilon Society “AXES”	01954-10-07 October 7, 1954	Xavier University	Frat. / Sor.		National	International	V
ΑΖΕΣ	Alpha Zeta Epsilon Sigma	01995-07-31 July 31, 1995	University of San Carlos	Frat. / Sor.		National		N
ΑΖΩ	Alpha Zeta Omega “AZzonians”	01969-08-10 August 10, 1969	Central Mindanao University	Frat. / Sor.	None	International	Alpha Zeta Omega Pharmaceutical Fraternity	R
AC	Artists’ Circle Fraternity (Fine Arts)	01972-05-22 May 22, 1972 (F)/ 01977 1977 (S)	University of the Philippines Diliman	Frat. / Sor.		2 Colleges	No	R
βΓρ	BETA GAMMA RHO <> “βΣΤΑGAMMIANS”	01973-10-14 October 14, 1973	University of Santo Tomas	Frat. / Sor.	βΩΠ SORORITY 1973	International		N
ΒΔΡ	Beta Delta Rho “Barons”	01978-07-23 July 23, 1978	Central Mindanao University	International Academic Frat./Sor.	none	50 national 1 USA	Beta Alpha Rho, Inc. Iowa University, USA	N
ΒΞΩ	Beta Xi Omega “BEXIOMS”	01968-08-18 August 18, 1968		Frat. / Sor.			-	ΒΚ
ΒΚ	Beta Kappa “Kappans” “Brotherhood of Knights”	01970 1970	University of the Philippines Los Baños	FFrat. / Sor.		National		R
ΒΦΥ	Beta Phi Upsilon “Upsideltans”	01966-03-25 March 25, 1966	Central Mindanao University	Fraternity	Lambda Phi Delta 1967 (ΛΦΔ)	National	UPSAPHIL, Inc.	R
ΒΦΩ	Beta Phi Omega “Betanians”	01969-11-22 November 22, 1969	University of Cebu	Frat. / Sor.		International	Barfly’s	R
ΒΡΩ	Beta Rho Omega “Betans”[10]	01965-10-10 October 10, 1965	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity		National	No	R(AA)
ΒΣ	Beta Sigma “Beta Sigmans”, “Betans” or “Brotherhood of Scholars”[11]	01946-07-14 July 14, 1946	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity	Sigma Beta Sorority 1932 (ΣΒ)	National	Yes (Beta Sigma Fraternity, Federation of North American Chapters)	R
ΒΣΑ	Beta Sigma Alpha “Betans”	01962-03-05 March 5, 1962	University of Southeastern Philippines	Frat. / Sor.		International
ΒΣΒ	Beta Sigma Beta	01975-12-08 December 8, 1975	University of San Carlos	Fraternity	Tau Rho Lambda / Omega Beta Delta		Alumni Association	N
ΒΣΩΦ	Beta Sigma Omega Phi “Betans”	01968-10-10 October 10, 1968	University of Bohol	Frat. / Sor.	None	International	Alumni Association	R
ΒΣΦ	Beta Sigma Phi “Betans” / “Betanites”	01965-12-17 December 17, 1965	University of Southern Philippines Foundation	Frat. / Sor.	None	National	Alumni Association.	N
ΒΣΥ	Beta Sigma Upsilon “Upsilonians”	01959-02-16 February 16, 1959	University of the Visayas	Frat. / Sor.		National	Alumni Association	N
ΒΣΥΣ	Beta Sigma Upsilon Sigma “BetaUpsians”	01992-01-15 January 15, 1992	Mindanao University of Science and Technology	Frat. / Sor.	ΒΣΥΣ International	International	International Alumni Groups	R
CAPAZCEPA	La Sagrada Cepa Fraternity & Sorority	01974-02-14 February 14, 1974	Silliman University	Frat. / Sor.		2 Colleges	No	R
CRTEO	Camarada Roommate Tau Epsilon Omicron	01979-12-16 December 16, 1979	West Visayas State University	Frat. / Sor.		1 College	No	R
ΧΕ	Chi Epsilon[12]	01974 1974	University of the Philippines Los Baños	Sorority	ΕΧ	2 Colleges	No	R
ΧΩ	Chi Omega	01990 1990	University of San Carlos	Sorority	KΣ	2 colleges		N
ΧΡΟ	CRO Society	01993-09-22 September 22, 1993	Notre Dame of Dadiangas University	Frat. / Sor.		International	Alumni Chapters	R
CB	Crime Buster Fraternity and Sorority “CB”[13]	01962-09-21 September 21, 1962	Philippine College of Criminology	Frat. / Sor.	Magic 5[g]	International	Magic 5 Brotherhood Association Incorporated	R
ΔΧΣ	Delta Chi Sigma “Dark Crime Society”	02003-06-26 June 26, 2003	Pateros, Metro Manila	Frat. / Sor.	Dark Societarian/Youth Societarian	National	National	N
	Lambda Upsilon Sigma “Dagami”	01974-09-14 September 14, 1974	Central Philippine University	Frat. / Sor.	ΛΥΣ			N
ΔГΒ	Delta Gamma Beta “DGBians”[14]	01961-02-27 February 27, 1961	University of the Visayas	Frat. / Sor.	DGBians Inc.	International		R
ΔΒΦ	Delta Beta Phi	01962 1962	University of Eastern Philippines	Sorority	KΒΦ	National		N
ΔГΦ	Delta Gamma Phi	02003-01-13 January 13, 2003	Laguna Chapter, Santa Rosa City	Frat. / Sor.	Δ	National	Delta Gamma Phi National Brotherhood	N
Δ	Delta International “Deltans”	01961-10-24 October 24, 1961	University of Santo Tomas	Frat. / Sor.	Δ	International	International	N
ΔΛΣ	Delta Lambda Sigma	01946-04-05 April 5, 1946	University of the Philippines Diliman	Sorority		University-wide	No	R
ΔΦΕ	Delta Phi Epsilon “Delphian Society”	01985-08-05 August 5, 1985	University of San Carlos- Alpha xi Chapter	Frat. / Sor.		National
ΔΦΕ	Delta Phi Epsilon “”Epsilonians”	01975-10-08 October 8, 1975	Southwestern University (Philippines)	Frat. / Sor.		National	Alumni Members	R
ΔΦΟ	Delta Phi Omicron “Deltans”[15]	01964-02-14 February 14, 1964	Gregorio Araneta University Foundation	Fraternity	ΟΦΔ Sorority	International[citation needed]	Alumni Associations	R
ΔΦΩ	Au Fait Society	01988-08-04 August 4, 1988	University of San Carlos – Gamma Chapter	Frat. / Sor.		National	Alumni Association	N
ΔΠΟ	Delta Pi Omicron	01966-09-01 September 1, 1966	University of the Philippines Diliman	Sorority	ΠΟ	National	No	N
ΔΣΟΟΟ	Delta Sigma Fraternity con Sorority	01975-09-07 September 7, 1975 (F), 01977 1977 (S)	University of the East & Philippine College of Criminology	Frat. / Sor.	Magic 5[h]	International	Magic 5 Brotherhood Association Incorporated	R
ΔΣΚ	Delta Sigma Kappa “Sigmans”	01977-08-27 August 27, 1977	Eastern Visayas State University	Frat. / Sor.	Group of Student Scholar	International	International Alumni Councils	R
ΔΣΦ	Delta Sigma Phi	01968-08-07 August 7, 1968 (F), 01977 1977 (S)	University of the East & Philippine College of Criminology	Frat. / Sor.	Magic 5[h]	International	No relationship with Delta Sigma Phi of U.S.A.	N
ΔΣΦ	Delta Sigma Phi / Toxophi “Deltans” / “Toxophians”	01964-01-12 January 12, 1964	Philippine Harvardian College	Frat. / Sor.				N
ΔΣΦ	Delta Sigma Phi	01965-12-12 December 12, 1965[9]	Silliman University[9]	Sorority	ΑΣΦ Fraternity		[g]	N
∆Σ-ΛΚ	Delta Sigma Lambda Kappa	01978-06-16 June 16, 1978 (F) 01978-06-16 June 16, 1978 (S)	University of the Visayas	Frat. / Sor.	∆Σ-ΛΚ (Sigmanians) Sorority	National	National Alumni Association	N
ΔΣΞ	Delta Sigma Xi	01971-02-14 February 14, 1971	Manuel L. Quezon University	Frat. / Sor.	ΔΣΞ	National	International	N
ΔΕΛ	Delta Epsilon Lambda “Deltans”	01968-08-29 August 29, 1968	University of the Visayas	Frat. / Sor.		International		N
ΔЅF	Delta Sphinx Family	01978-10-02 October 2, 1978	Ateneo de Zamboanga University	Frat. / Sor. / Inc.		National	Alumni Members	N
ΔΥ	Delta Upsilon[16]	02004-06-22 June 22, 2004/ Disbanded	Silliman University	Fraternity		International	None- [g]	N
DLX	Domino Lux International[17]	01974-09-20 September 20, 1974	De La Salle University	Frat. / Sor.		International	Manila, Philippines 1974	N
ΕΧ	Epsilon Chi[18]	01964-10-02 October 2, 1964	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity	ΧΕ	2 Colleges	No	R
ΕΣΒ	Epsilon Sigma Beta	01988-01-11 January 11, 1988	Naga City	Fraterntiy				N
FΘΔ	Fox Theta Delta “Digammans”	1901(F) / July 29, 1977(S)	Saint Joseph Institute of Technology, Butuan City	Frat. / Sor.	None	International	Digammans Council / International Alumni Groups	R
	Fraternal Order of Knights “FrOKs”	01964 1964	Colegio de San Juan de Letran	Frat. / Sor.		1 College	No	N
ΓΒΣ	Gamma Beta Sigma“GamBets”	01975 1975	Xavier University	Frat. / Sor.		International		N
ΓΕ	Gamma Epsilon Fraternity “Falcons”	01963-08-25 August 25, 1963	University of Santo Tomas	Fraternity	ΓΛΕ	International	Yes, Int’l Gamma Epsilon Canada	R(AA)
ΓΚΦ	Gamma Kappa Phi	01962-10-09 October 9, 1962 (F) / 01964 1964 (S)	Holy Name University	Frat. / Sor.	ΓΚΣ			N
ΓΚΡ	Gamma Kappa Rho “Gammans”[19]	01964-09-23 September 23, 1964	University of the Philippines Los Banos	Fraternity	ΣΓΛ (Sigma Gamma Lambda)	International	Int’l Alumni Association, Gamma Kappa Rho – Sigma Gamma Lambda Inc. [20]	R
ΓΟΔΣ	Gamma Omicron Delta Sigma[21] “GODS”	01990-07-07 July 7, 1990	Mabolo, Cebu City	Frat. / Sor.		National/Collegiates	Alumni Councils
ΓΛΕ	Gamma Lambda Epsilon	01966 1966		Sorority	ΓΕ	International		N
ΓΛΩ	Gamma Lambda Omega	01952-12-12 December 12, 1952	Far Eastern University	Frat. / Sor.		National		N
ΓΩΦ	Gamma Omega Phi “God United Youth Zion”	01992-01-31 January 31, 1992	GUYZ Alpha Chapter – Dipolog City GUYZ Beta Chapter – NORSU Dumaguete City	Fraternity	ΓΩΣ	National
ΓΩΣ	Gamma Omega Sigma “God United Youth Zion”	01992-01-31 January 31, 1992	GUYZ Alpha Chapter – Dipolog City GUYZ Beta Chapter – NORSU Dumaguete City	Sorority	ΓΩΦ	National
ΓΦΟ	Gamma Phi Omicron “GAPhO”	01966-08-17 August 17, 1966	Central Mindanao University	Frat. / Sor.		National	Alumni members	R
ΓΦΣ	Gamma Phi Sigma “Gammans”	01972-09-09 September 9, 1972	University of the Philippines Diliman	Frat. / Sor.		International		N
ΓΦΣ	Gamma Phi Sigma “Trihedron”[22]	01976-08-14 August 14, 1976	University of Cebu, Main Campus	Frat. / Sor.		International		R
ΓΠΕ	Gamma Pi Epsilon “Gammans”	01962-11-22 November 22, 1962	Central Mindanao University, University of Southern Mindanao	Frat. / Sor.		National	International Alumni Groups	N
ΓΣΕ	Gamma Sigma Epsilon “Groselex” “Epsilonians”	01969-03-03 March 3, 1969	University of Santo Tomas	Frat. / Sor.		International	Groselex Alumni International, Canada	R
ΓΣ	Gamma Sigma “Scorpions” “Red Scorpions”	01958-09-28 September 28, 1958	University of the Philippines Los Baños	Frat. / Sor.		International	Alumni Association	N
ΓΣΦ	Gamma Sigma Phi “Gammans”	01924-09-21 September 21, 1924	University of Santo Tomas	Frat. / Sor.			Gamma Sigma Phi	N
ΓΣΠ	Gamma Sigma Pi “Guardians”	01966-02-14 February 14, 1966	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity	UP Lambda Sigma Pi Sorority	National	Gamma Sigma Pi Alumni Association	R(AA)
ΓΣΨ	Gamma Sigma Psi	01977-10-08 October 8, 1977	University of the Visayas	Frat. / Sor.		International	gammans alumni association	R
UP Hamili “Suons” Chosen Ones	UP HAMILI Brotherhood “Suons”[23]	01965-04-16 April 16, 1965	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity	Hamilia	National	International Alumni Chapters	R(AA)
UP Hamilia “Suons” Chosen Ones	UP HAMILIA Sisterhood “Suons”[23]	01975-08-31 August 31, 1975	University of the Philippines Diliman	Sorority	Hamili	National	International Alumni Chapters	R(AA)
ΙΦΟ	Iota Phi Omicron “Omicronians”	01970-08-18 August 18, 1970	Silliman University	Frat. / Sor.		National	Alumni Association	N
IOOF	Independent Order of Odd Fellows Philippines “Three Link Fraternity”	01985-08-23 August 23, 1985 in Philippines/01819-04-26 April 26, 1819 in Baltimore, Maryland	Silliman University, Dumaguete City	Frat. / Sor.	IOOF Sor.	One Collegiate Chapter in the Philippines	Internationally affiliated with Independent Order of Odd Fellows	N
ΙΧΣ	Iota Chi Sigma “Ironclad Stallion”	01992-08-13 August 13, 1992	Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan	Frat. / Sor.	ΙΧΣ sor.	International	SriLanka	R
	Fraternity “Undefiables”	01993-07-12 July 12, 1993	Silliman University	Frat. / Sor.		National	IUF National and International Council of Elders	N
ΚΑΘ	Kappa Alpha Theta “Kappa Alphs” “Thetas”	02003-01-07 January 7, 2003	Silliman University, Dumaguete City	Sorority		National
ΚΒΩ	Kappa Beta Omega”KABO”	02007-09-14 September 14, 2007	Cagayan de Oro City	Frat. / Sor.		International	No	N
ΚΒΦ	Kappa Beta Phi	01962 1962	University of Eastern Philippines	Fraternity	ΔΒΦ	National		N
ΚΕ	Kappa Epsilon “Kappa Epsilonians”[24]	01968-02-22 February 22, 1968	University of the Philippines Diliman	Frat. / Sor.	KΕ Sor., ΘΕ Sor., Aphrodite, Ladies’ Corp	International		N
ΚΓΦ	Kappa Gamma Phi		Manuel L. Quezon University	Fraternity				N
ΚΛΜ	Kappa Lambda Mu (LAMBDANS)	01977-07-16 July 16, 1977	Mindanao State University, General Santos City(Mother Chapter)	Frat./Sor.Air force Society.		National Collegiate Service Fraternity and sorority	None	N
ΚΝΓ	Kappa Nu Gamma	01977-03-27 March 27, 1977	Zamboanga del Sur Ormoc,city Catarman Northern Samar UEP Northern Samar cebu,city	Frat. / Sor.		National		N
ΚΩΣ	Kappa Omega Sigma	01968-09-26 September 26, 1968	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity	ΛΩΣ	National	International / Intercollegiate (Philippines, Asia)	N
ΚΡΚ	Kappa Rho Kappa “Kurukans”[25]	01970-06-24 June 24, 1970	Western Mindanao State University	Frat. / Sor.		LOCAL – (mostly in Zamboanga Peninsula only)	None	R
ΚΡΣ	Kappa Rho Sigma “KRhoz”	01988-09-21 September 21, 1988	Cebu City	Frat. / Sor.		International	Alumni Association	N
ΚΣ	Kappa Sigma “Kappa Sigs”	01988-10-21 October 21, 1988	University of San Carlos	Fraternity	ΧΩ	National		N
ΚΣ	Kappa Sigma “Kindred of Sages”	01985-11-30 November 30, 1985	University of the Philippines	Fraternity	ΚΔΣ	National	No relation and separate from above.	R(?)
ΚΣΦ	Kappa Sigma Phi “Kappa Sigs”	02010-01-03 January 3, 2010	Zamboanga	Frat. / Sor.		National	No relation of the two above	N
ΚΣΘ	Kappa Sigma Theta “Kappa Sigs”	02005-10-16 October 16, 2005	Southwestern University	Fraternity		One chapter
ΚΘΔ	Kappa Theta Delta “Kapatid”	01985-08-18 August 18, 1985	Cebu	Frat. / Sor.		National		N
νΣΦ	Megalith Nu Sigma Phi (Megans Society)[26]	01963 1963/ 01972-09-21 September 21, 1972	Central Luzon State University/ Central Mindanao University	Frat. / Sor.		National	MEGANS Alumni Association	R
νΑΓΡ	Nu Alpha Gamma Rho “GAMMANS”	01963-03-18 March 18, 1963	Marikina, Metro Manila	Frat. / Sor.	Gammans63	National/International	International Alumni Association	R/V
	Mona Lisa Fraternity & Sorority “Mona Lisans” / “Monans”	01967-08-27 August 27, 1967	Silliman University	Frat. / Sor.		National	Mona Lisa Alumni Association	N
ΜΓΖ	Mu Gamma Zeta “Zetas”	01972-07-17 July 17, 1972	Mindanao State University	Frat. / Sor.		National	National Alumni Groups	N
ΜRB	Mu Rho Beta “Mr.B”	01973-08-28 August 28, 1973	Zamboanga City, Port Alma Bato	Frat. / Sor.	None	International	Muslim Association, International	R
ΜΥΜΙΝΣ	ΜΥΜΙΝΣ	02008-05-19 May 19, 2008	Notre Dame of Dadiangas University	ΜΥΜΙΝΣ	2 University & 1 College	International	Muslim Minors Society Alumni Association	N
ΝΚΒ	Nu Kappa Beta “Betans”[27]	01953 1953	University of Nueva Caceres	Honor Sorority		1 College		N
ΝΚΦ	Nu Kappa Phi “Phians”[28]	01952 1952	University of Nueva Caceres	Honor Fraternity		1 College		N
ΩΑ	U.P. Omega Alpha “Omegans”	01995 1995	University of the Philippines Los Baños	Frat. / Sor.		2 U.P Campuses (UPLB and UP Mindanao)	Alumni Association	N
ΩΧΣ	Omega Chi Sigma “Atremo Circle”	01948-11-18 November 18, 1948	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity		27 Colleges / Universities	Alumni Association	N
ΩPΚ	Omega Pelta Kappa “Peltans“	01965 1965	University of the Visayas	Frat. / Sor.		National / International	Alumni Association of Members Abroad	R
ΩΤΣ	Omega Tau Sigma “Omegans”	01906-12-09 December 9, 1906	University of the Philippines Diliman	Frat. / Sor.		International	Alumni Association of Members Abroad	R
ΩΦΔ	Omega Phi Delta “OmPhiDelts”	01990-02 February 1990	University of San Carlos	Frat. / Sor.		National	Alumni Association of Members Abroad -[i]	N
ΩPO	Omega Rho Omicron “Omegans”	01950-02-14 February 14, 1950	FEATI University	Frat. / Sor.	Colleges / Universities	National / International	Alumni Association in Abroad	R
ΩΥ	Omega Upsilon “Upsilonians”	01994-09-14 September 14, 1994	Tarlac State University	Frat. / Sor.		National[citation needed]	ΩΥ Alumni Association	N
	Order of DeMolay[29]	01919-03-18March 18,1919	Kansas City, Missouri	Fraternal organization		International	Worldwide chapters	V
	Pan Xenia “Pan Xenians”	01923-09-23 September 23, 1923	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity	Adelfe Enu Crea	International	Pan Xenia International Professional Foreign Trade Fraternity	R
ΦΑΕ	Phi Alpha Epsilon Fraternity & Lambda Alpha Epsilon Sorority “Supreme Epsilonians”	01953-02-23 February 23, 1953	Central Luzon State University	National Service Fraternity & Sorority Phil’s., Inc.	Colleges / Universities	National Alumni Supreme Council (Philippines)	International Alumni Council (Japan,Korea,Middle East,US & Europe)	R[30][31]
ΦΒΚ	Phi Beta Kappa	December 5, 1776 claimed	University of Santo Tomas	Frat. / Sor.			Claims relationship with Phi Beta Kappa of the US, however see below.[k]	N
ΦΒΡ	Phi Beta Rho	01962-06-24June 24, 1962	National University	Fraternity	Rho Beta Phi, Sor.	International		R
ΦГΣ	Phi Gamma Sigma “Spectrums”	01989-11-28 November 28, 1989	University of San Carlos	Frat. / Sor.		National		N
ΦΔΑ	UP Phi Delta Alpha “PhiDeltans”	01957-07-17 July 17, 1957	University of the Philippines Diliman	Sorority		college	none	N
ΦΔΓ	Phi Delta Gamma “Gammans 1953″	01953-10-12 October 12, 1953	Cebu Institute of Technology	Frat. / Sor.	International & National	University & College	Yes, Phi Delta Gamma International	R
ФІТ	Phi Iota Tau	01946-02-14 February 14, 1946	FEATI University	Frat. / Sor.		National		R
ΦКΣ	Phi Kappa Sigma			Women accepted	Frat. / Sor.	National	NO relationship with Phi Kappa Sigma, USA and Canada. See Below.	V
ΦΛΕ	Phi Lambda Epsilon[13]	01965-03-08 March 8, 1965	Philippine College of Criminology	Frat. / Sor.	Magic 5[h]	International	Magic 5 Brotherhood Association Inc – [l]	N
ΦΩΧ	Phi Omega Chi, “Phioxian”[32]	01990-12-19 December 19, 1990	University of San Carlos	Frat. / Sor.	Phioxian International Alumni Inc.	National		R
ΦΩΣ	Phi Omega Sigma “POSANS”	01968-08-24 August 24, 1968	Central Mindanao University	Frat. / Sor.	ΘΣΦ (Theta Sigma Phi)	International	Alumni Association of Members Abroad – [m]	N
ΦΩΧ	Phi Omega Chi, “Phioxian”[33]	01990-12-19 December 19, 1990	University of San Carlos	Frat. / Sor.	Phioxian International Alumni Inc.	International		R
ΠΒ	CRO Pi Beta International Brotherhood Inc. “Cronians”	November 2, 1883	Notre Dame of Dadiangas University	Frat. / Sor.	XPO	International	Overseas Alumni chapters	R
ΠΓΦ	Pi Gamma Phi – Doskelion “Doskelion”	01975-09-27 September 27, 1975	Francisco College, Manila	Frat. / Sor.	ΦΒΩ	International		R
ΠΟ	Pi Omicron	01963-12-15 December 15, 1963	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity	ΔΠΟ	National	No	R
RΣ	Roman Sigma “Romanians”[34]	01969-10-29 October 29, 1969	Iligan Capitol College, Mindanao State University (Marawi)	Frat. / Sor.		International	Nationwide Fraternity & Sorority Triangle Batch	R
ΠΣ	Pi Sigma “Paragon of Scholarship”	01972-08-15 August 15, 1972	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity	ΠΣΔ	National		R(AA)
ΠΣΔ	Pi Sigma Delta “Paragon of Self Development”[35]	01975-01-26 January 26, 1975	University of the Philippines Diliman	Sorority	ΠΣ	National		R(AA)
ΨΑΓΣ	Psi Alpha Gamma Sigma “PSIAGSians”	01998-12-25 December 25, 1998	MV lapasan Ozamiz City	Fraternity	YAGS		National	N
ΨΣΦ	Psi Sigma Phi “SigmaPhians” “PsiSigmaPhian”	01992-10-21 October 21, 1992	University of Iloilo / John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University	Frat. / Sor.		National	International Alumni Chapters	R
ΨΖΟ	Psi Zeta Omicron “Zepsomians”	01966-10-23 October 23, 1966	University of the Philippines Los Baños	Sorority	Group of Student Scholars/ZΨΟ	International	International Alumni Councils.	-
ΡΒ	Rho Beta	01982-03-20 March 20, 1982	Naga City	Frat. / Sor.				N
ΡΔΡ	Rho Delta Rho	01990-09-22 September 22, 1990	Greenlanes, San Juan	Frat. / Sor. (Collegiate, High School, Community)	National Organization for Moral Regeneration (NOMORE)	International		N
RB	Royal Butterfly “Immortals”	02005-03-27 March 27, 2005	Samar College	Fraternity / Sorority (Collegiate and Professionals)		Local		V
ΣΦΣ	Sandigan Phi Solid “Sandigan”	01980-09-18 September 18, 1980	Iloilo City	Frat. / Sor. (collegiate and Community)	Magic VII	National / International	SNDGN	N
SCINTILLA JVRIS	Scintilla Juris “SJ”	01966-10-14 October 14, 1966	University of the Philippines	Fraternity	ASTRVM SCIENTIS Sor., STELLA JVRIS Sor.	National/International		N
	Scouts Royale Brotherhood “SRB”	01975-09-22 September 22, 1975	San Sebastian College	Frat. / Sor.		National / International	International Alumni	R
ΣΑ	Sigma Alpha Sorority “Alphans”	01964-10-24 October 24, 1964	University of the Philippines	Sorority	ΑΣ	2 Colleges	No	N
ΣΑΕ	Sigma Alpha Epsilon Philippines “SAE” “Epsilonians”[36]	01966-09-09 September 9, 1966	Central Mindanao University	Frat. / Sor.		National	International Alumni Community – [n]
ΣΑΝ	Sigma Alpha Nu[37]	01980-07-16 July 16, 1980	University of the Philippines Diliman	Sorority	ΑΣ	3 Colleges	No	N
ΣAΩ	Sigma Alpha Omega “Abamans”	01976-08-14 August 14, 1976	Boracay island, Malay, Aklan	Frat. / Sor.	AIFS/Guardians brotherhood	National	International Alumni Groups	R
ΣΒ	Sigma Beta[38][39]	01932-02-14 February 14, 1932	University of the Philippines Diliman	Sorority	ΒΣ Fraternity	National		R?
ΣΒΡ	Sigma Beta Rho “Society for Better Relation” “SBReans”	01962-04 April 1962	University of the Philippines Diliman	Frat. / Sor.	no	Colleges and Universities National	none – [o]	N
ΣΒΣ	Sigma Beta Sigma “Skullions”	02009-04-11 April 11, 2009	Davao City	Frat. / Sor.		National		N
ΣΔΦ	Sigma Delta Phi	01931-02-24 February 24, 1931; Recognized 1933	University of the Philippines Diliman	Sorority	ΥΣΦ	2 Colleges	No	R(AA)
ΣΔΠ	Sigma Delta Pi	01974-08-08 August 8, 1974	University of the Philippines Baguio	Sorority	ΣΚΠ Fraternity	National		N
ΣΚΠ	Sigma Kappa Pi “Samahan ng Kabataang Pilipino”	01968-09-01 September 1, 1968	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity	ΣΔΠ Sorority	National		R(AA)
ΣΦ	SIGMA PHI “SPYMA”	01957-06 June 1957	Ormoc City	Frat. / Sor.		National		R
ΣΛΝ	Sigma Lambda Nu “Society of the Lord Nobles”	01975-02-03 February 3, 1975	Mindanao State University	Frat. / Sor.		National		R
ΣΛΟ	Sigma Lambda Omicron	01989-08-16 August 16, 1989	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity	ΑΣΡ Fraternity	National		N
ΣΛΦ	Sigma Lambda Phi[40]	01948-03-03 March 3, 1948	Far Eastern University	Fraternity, Sorority & Confraternity	No	International	Alumni association of members abroad	R
ΣΝ	Sigma Nu	01991-08-15 August 15, 1991	Tarlac State University	Frat. / Sor.		National	ΣΝ Alumni Association – [p]	N
ΣΠ		01998-10-21 October 21, 1998	Central Philippine University	Fraternity		1 College		N
ΣΦ	Sigma Phi	01986-08-27 August 27, 1986	Polytechnic University of the Philippines	Frat. / Sor. (Social and Scholastic Fraternity)	No	National		N
	Strikeland Brotherhood / Sisterhood “Ravens”"	02005-06-13 June 13, 2005	Baguio City	Frat. / Sor.	No	National	Alumni members	N
ΣΦΑΡ	Sigma Phi Alpha Rho “SpaRho” “Order of the Royalist”	02005-06-18 June 18, 2005	University of Caloocan City	Frat. / Sor. (Humanitarian and National Service)	No	Local		N
ΣΡ	Sigma Rho Philippines	01964 1964 Luzon / 01968 1968 Visayas / 01966 1966 Mindanao	University of the Philippines Diliman & University of the Philippines Los Baños	Fraternity	Delta Lambda Sigma/Delta Sigma Rho	National	[u]	-
ΣΘΦ	Sigma Theta Phi	01968 1968	Central Mindanao University	Sorority	ΘΣΦ	National	No	N
ΣΥ	Sigma Upsilon “Knights”	01973-08-16 August 16, 1973	Central Mindanao University	Fraternity	ΥΛ	International	ΣΥ-ΥΛ International	R(ΣΥ-ΥΛ)
ΣΞ	Sigma Xi Fraternity and Sorority “Xians”	01976-09-26 September 26, 1976	Central Mindanao University	Frat. / Sor.		more than 26 Colleges and Universities	[r]	N
ΣΩΒ	Rivulet Sigma Omega Beta “Rivans”	01978-11-18 November 18, 1978	Pagadian City	Frat./Sor.			International	R
TA	Thris Amigos “Thrigos”	02008-09-03 September 3, 2008	Palompon Institute of Technology	Frat. / Sor.
ΤΑΩ	Tau Alpha Omega “Freeman”	01970-09-21 September 21, 1970	Central Mindanao University	Frat. / Sor.			International Alumni Council	R
ΤΓΦ	Tau Gamma Phi ” Triskelion’ Grand Fraternity/Sorority”	01968-10-04 October 4, 1968	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity/Sorority	ΤΓΣ	International		R
ΤΓΣ	Tau Gamma Sigma “Triskelions‘ Grand Sorority”	01969-01-17 January 17, 1969	University of the Philippines Diliman	Sorority	ΤΓΦ	International	International Alumni Organizations with ΤΓΦ	R
ΤΜΚΦΣ	Tau Mu Kappa Phi Sigma “Tresmanos Kamarada”	01996-03-17 March 17, 1996	Iloilo City	Frat. / Sor.	None	National	None	N
ΤΩΦ	Tau Omega Phi	01982-10-25 October 25, 1982	Iligan, CDO & Cebu Chapters	Frat. / Sor.	ΤΩΦ	3 chapters	None	N
ΤΚΦΥ	Tau Kappa Phi Upsilon Fraternity	01978-02-14 February 14, 1978	University of San Carlos	Fraternity	Taga Luyo Exclusive	5 National Colleges	None	N
ΤΩΜ	Tau Omega Mu Fraternity and its Ladies’ Circle “Omegans”[41]	01972-10-11 October 11, 1972	University of the Philippines Manila	Fraternity	None	National	None	R
ΤΡΛ	Tau Rho Lambda	01976-11-26 November 26, 1976	University of San Carlos	Frat. / Sor.	ΒΣΒ/ΩΒΔ	National	Alumni Association	N
ΤΡΞ	Tau Rho Xi “Rhocsans”[42]	01962 1962	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity			No	N
ΘΕ	Theta Epsilon Sorority	01973-12-06 December 6, 1973 / 01990-09-15 September 15, 1990	University of the Philippines Diliman/ University of the Philippines Los Baños	Sorority	Kappa Epsilon Fraternity	National
ΘΚΡ	Theta Kappa Rho Confraternity, Incorporated	01970-07-31 July 31, 1970	Far Eastern University	Confraternity	Sandigan Party Alliance, Sandugo Fraternity Alliance	National		R
ΘΡΒΣ	Theta Rho Brothers / Sigma “Thetarhonians”	01989-01-24 January 24, 1989	MATS College of Technology/ Davao City	Frat. / Sor.	TAA Council International	International	Thetarhonians Alumni Association (TAA)	N
ΘΡΩ	Theta Rho Omega “Rhoans”	01978-11-15 November 15, 1978	University of Cebu	Frat. / Sor.	None	National[citation needed]	No	N
ΘΣΩ	Theta Sigma Omega “Skylarks”	01975-06-19 June 19, 1975	Central Mindanao University	Frat. / Sor.	ΘΣΩ (SKYLARKS) International USA	International	Theta Sigma Omega (SKYLARKS) International Alumni: USA, Canada, Europe,Middle East,Thailand,China,Philippines	R
ΘΔΦ	Theta Delta Phi “Thetans”	February 29, 1958	Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan	Fraternity		National		N
ΘΣΦ	Theta Sigma Phi “Thetans”	01965-01-16 January 16, 1965	Central Mindanao University	Frat. / Sor.	ΣΘΦ (Sigma Theta Phi) / ΦΩΣ (Phi Omega Sigma)	National		N
√ΕΩ	Trivial Epsilon Omega “Teonians”	01994 1994	University of Mindanao	Frat. / Sor.		International		N
	UP Brotherhood of the Filipinos “Pinoy55″[43]	01955 1955	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity		UP Diliman only		N
ΥΛ	Upsilon Lambda “Ulphans”[44]	01973 1973	Central Mindanao University	Sorority	ΣΥ	International	ΣΥ-ΥΛ International	R(ΣΥ-ΥΛ)
ΥΦΩ	Upsilon Phi Omega “Uponians”	01985-10-25 October 25, 1985	University of San Carlos	Frat. / Sor.		International	Alumni Council	N
ΥΑΣ	Upsilon Alpha Sigma “Kamay ng Samahang Mapayapa” “Kasama”	01968 1968	Silliman University	Frat. / Sor.		National	No	R
ΥΛΦ	Upsilon Lambda Phi “Upsilonians”	01970-02 February 1970	National University	Frat. / Sor.		International Collegiate Service
ΥΦΣ	Upsilon Phi Sigma	01935-02-14 February 14, 1935	University of the Philippines Los Baños	Frat. / Sor.		National	International Alumni Councils	R
ΥΣΦ	Upsilon Sigma Phi	01920-11-19 November 19, 1920 (Informally in 1918)	University of the Philippines Manila Mother Chapter now in UP Diliman	Fraternity				R
	UP SILAK Brotherhood[45]	01971-09-21 September 21, 1971	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity	SILAB	National	International Alumni Chapters	R(AA)
	UP SILAB Sisterhood[46]	01973-02-11 February 11, 1973	University of the Philippines Diliman	Sorority	SILAK	National	International Alumni Chapters	R(AA)
	Validus Amicitia Brotherhood	01977-10-13 October 13, 1977	University of the Philippines Visayas	Fraternity	None		International Alumni Chapters	N
		01972-07-27 July 27, 1972	University of the Philippines Diliman	Frat. / Sor.	Latagaw/Lamdag	UP-wide	International Alumni Chapters
WZ88	WEGGZ Zeta	01988-03-25 March 25, 1988	Masantol, Pampanga	Frat. / Sor.		National		N
ΞΡΧ	Chevrons Xirhochi	01998-12-24 December 24, 1998	St. Bernard, Southern Leyte	Frat. / Sor.	CHEVRONS BROTHERHOOD INC.	National- 15 Community Based Council and 1 College Based Chapter	None	V
ΖΕ-ΑΛ	Zeta Epsilon – Alpha Lambda	01931-08-17 August 17, 1931	Manuel L. Quezon University	Frat. / Sor.		International		N
ΖΛΣ	Zeta Lambda Sigma “Zeta”	01989-09-27 September 27, 1989	University of the East	Frat. / Sor.	None	6 Colleges and University, 2 Communities	None	N
ΖΦΔ	Zeta Phi Delta “Zetans”	01969-11-04 November 4, 1969	Manuel L. Quezon University	Frat. / Sor.	ΖΦΔ Intercollegiate Brotherhood & Sisterhood	International	Chicago, Illinois, USA 1969	N
ΖΦΩ	Zeta Phi Omega	01975-08-26 August 26, 1975	Pasonanca, Zamboanga City	Frat. / Sor.		LOCAL – (mostly in Zamboanga Peninsula only)	None	R
ΖΦΣ	Zeta Phi Sigma “Zetans”	01969-03-01 March 1, 1969	Viva Mabuhay Beach, Noveleta, Cavite	Frat. / Sor.	ΖΦΣ Intercollegiate Brotherhood & Sisterhood	International	USA	R
ΖΨΟ Supreme Fraternity	Zeta Psi Omicron “Zepsomians”	01965-01-29 January 29, 1965	University of the Philippines Los Baños	Fraternity	Group of Student Scholars/ΨΖΟ	International	International Alumni Councils.	N
ZePhYR Society International		01980-08-17 August 17, 1980	Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan	Fraternal Society	International Collegiate Zephs & Zephess	International	Alumni Zephs & Zephess	R
ΓΔΦ/Θ Gamma Delta Phi/ Theta	ΓΔΦ/Θ Gamma Delphians	01960-08-15 August 15, 1960	University Of Sto. Tomas	Fraternity and Sorority	None	None	None	N

Philippines Fraternities and Sororiies table

  Name        = BΓΦ / Beta Gamma Phi / Betans , Philans
  Letters     = International Collegiate Services
  Founding    = { September 27, 1945 } lawyers & Doctors
  Location    = Far Eastern University Philippines
  Re-Founding = { December 16, 1957 } Intercollegiate Services
  Location    = University of East, Philippnes
  Type        = Fraternity and Sorority
  Partner     = International Allumni
  Span        = International
  Affiliation = Allumni Betans & Philans
  SEC         = R

[edit] Law fraternities and sororities

Greek Name	Greek Letters/ Nickname	Founding	Founding Location	Fraternity, Sorority, or Frat./Sor.	Collegiate Partnered group	# of Law Schools	Internation Affiliation	SEC
AEGIS JURIS	Aegis Jvris Fraternity	1979	University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Civil Law	Fraternity	REGINA LEGIS et JVRIS Sorority			R
AKRHO-SOL	Alpha Kappa Rho – SKEPTRON order of Law	February 12, 2006	Ateneo de Manila Law School	Fraternity/Sorority	Alpha Kappa Rho International Fraternity & Sorority	8 (ADMU,UST,UE,FEU,PUP,USC,USJR,USP)		R
Aleitheia	The Women of Aleitheia “Aleitheian”	2006	Ateneo de Manila Law School	Sorority		1		R
ΑΦΒ	Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity - UP College of Law[47]	October 1939	University of the Philippines College of Law	Fraternity		1	none	R
ΑΦΒ	Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity - San Beda College of Law[48]	March 16, 1969	San Beda College of Law	Fraternity	LLB	1	separate and distinct from above	R
Aquila Legis	Fraternitas Aquilae Legis[49]	1949	Ateneo de Manila Law School	Fraternity		1		R
ΒΑΛ	Beta Alpha Lambda “Alphans”[50]	October 8, 1986	University of the East	Frat./Sor.	None	1		N
ΒΣΛ	Beta Sigma Lambda Inc. “Brotherhood of Scholars and Leaders”- “BETANS”	1946	Far Eastern University Institute of Law	Fraternity/Sorority		12 (National)		R
ΔΛ	Delta Lambda – UE College of Law	April 17, 1987	University of the East College of Law	Frat./Sor.		1	No	R
ΕΣΛΦ	Epsilon Sigma Lambda Phi, Inc.	1980	University of the East College of Law	Frat./Sor.		1	No	R
SCINTILLA LEGIS	Fraternitas Scintilla Legis[51]	February 1974	Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan College of Law	Fraternity		5		N
ΛΑΛ	Lambda Alpha Lambda “League of Atenean Lawyers”	2007	Ateneo de Manila Law School	Fraternity and Sorority		1		N
ΛΡΒ	Lambda Rho Beta Fraternity[52]	1971	San Beda College of Law	Fraternity	ΛΡΣ	1	No	N
ΛΡΣ	Lambda Rho Sigma Sorority[53]	1984(?)	San Beda College of Law	Sorority	ΛΡΒ	1	No	N
LLB	League of Lady Barristers	1989	San Beda College of Law	Sorority	ΑΦΒ	1	No	N
LEGIS SANCTUM	Fraternal Order of Legis Sanctum	2006	University of San Agustin College of Law	Fraternity		1	No	N
LEX AUGUSTINIANA	Lex Augustiniana Sororitas	1986	San Sebastian College-Recoletos College of Law	Sorority	Lex Cervus Fraternity	3	No	N
LEX CERVUS	Lex Cervus Fraternity	1977	San Sebastian College-Recoletos College of Law	Fraternity	Lex Augustiniana Sororitas	3	No	R
Lex Leonum	Lex Leonum Fraternitas	1968	San Beda College of Law	Fraternity		1	No	R
LTFI	Lex Talionis Fraternitas, Inc.	September 29, 1969	San Beda College of Law	Fraternity		2	No	R[54]
μλ	Monalisa Fraternity and Sorority	1967	Siliman International	college service		National	No
ΜΚΦ	The Noble House of MU KAPPA PHI	1948	Manuel L. Quezon University School of Law	Fraternity / Sorority		(4)National	No	R
PANTHERA	Panthera Juris Fraternity/Sorority	2001	University of Southern Philippines College of Law	Frat./Sor.		4(USPF,UV,UC,SWU)	No	N
PORTIA	Portia Sorority “Portians”	June 1933	University of the Philippines College of Law	Sorority	None	1	None	R
REGINA IUSTITIAE	Regina Iustitiae – Sorore Lex Atheneum[55]	2005	Ateneo de Manila Law School	Sorority	None	1	None	N
REGINA LEGIS et JVRIS	Regina Legis et Juris Sorority	1983	University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Civil Law	Sorority	Aegis Juris	1	No	N
SILAW	Samahang Ilocano-Law	2001	Saint Louis University School of Law Baguio City	Frat./Sor	CIASI 61892 INTERNATIONAL	3		N
ΣΡ	Sigma Rho	1938	University of the Philippines College of Law	Fraternity	ΔΛΣ/ΛΣP	1	[o]	R
SRJ	Sororitas Reginae Juris	1982	San Beda College of Law	Sorority		1	No	N	R
Tandu Legis	Tandu Legis Fraternitas	1983	Xavier University	Fraternity		National	No	N
ΤKΦ	TAU KAPPA PHI, Inc.	1948	Far Eastern University Institute of Law	Fraternity		1	No	R
ΤΛK	Tau Lambda Kappa Fraternity/ Sorority, Inc.	1954	University of the East College of Law	Fraternity/ Sorority
ΤOL	Triskelion Order of Law[56]	October 4, 2000[57][58]	University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Civil Law[57]	Frat./Sor.[59]	Tau Gamma Phi Fraternity and Tau Gamma Sigma Sorority[60]	National[57]	None	R[57]
ΔΔΔ	TRI-DELTA LEX FRATERNITY	1953	Manuel L. Quezon University School of Law	Frat./Sor.		1		N
Utopia	Fraternal Order of Utopia	1964	Ateneo de Manila Law School	Fraternity		1	No	R
Victoria	Victoria In Lege	2009	Ateneo de Manila Law School	Sorority		1	None	N

[edit] Engineering fraternities and sororities

Greek Name	Greek Letters/ Nickname	Founding	Founding Location	Fraternity, Sorority, or Frat./Sor.	Collegiate Partnered group	# of Colleges/ International/ National	International Affiliation	SEC
AKRHO-SOE	Alpha Kappa Rho-SKEPTRON order of Engineers	2006	University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Engineering	Fraternity/Sorority	Alpha Kappa Rho International Fraternity & Sorority			R
ΒΕ	Beta Epsilon Brotherhood of Engineers[61]	August 23, 1929	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity		1 College	Beta Epsilon Fraternity Alumni Association of America	R
ΒK	Beta Kappa Brotherhood of Knights[62]	November 30, 1989	Technological Institute of the Philippines – Q.C.	Fraternity/ Sorority				R
ΒNE	Beta Nu Epsilon Brotherhood of Noble Engineers	July 6, 2005	University of the Philippines Los Baños	Fraternity		UPLB College of Engineering and Agro-Industrial Technology
ΔΕ	Delta Epsilon	September 27, 1967	Divine Word University of Tacloban	Frat./Sor.		National	None	R
EMC²	Engineers and Men for the College and Country Fraternity	1969	UP College of Engineering	Fraternity		1 College	EMC² Fraternity Alumni Association	R(AA)
ΕΣ	Epsilon Sigma “Sigmans/ Kiwowl”	July 31, 1957 (frat)/ Aug. 9, 1959 (sor)	University of Mindanao (mother chapter)	Frat./Sor.	National	Engineering and Architecture Exclusive		N
ΓΣΠ	Gamma Sigma Pi “Guardians for Scientific Progress”	February 14, 1966	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity	UP Lambda Sigma Pi Sorority	National	Gamma Sigma Pi Alumni Association	R(AA)
KK	Kappa Kappa	1948	University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Engineering	Fraternity	FRATOFCO	College of Engineering	None	N
ΦΒΕ	Phi Beta Epsilon (Philippines)[63]	September 28, 1947	Central Philippine University	Fraternity	4( UI/ USA/ WIT/ WVCST)[64]	3 University & 2 College	Phi Beta Epsilon Fraternity International[65]	R
ΣB	Sigma Beta	1950	University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Engineering	Fraternity	FRATOFCO	College of Engineering	None	R
ΣΕΦ	Sigma Epsilon Phi (SEPHIANS)[66]	December 13, 1987	Technological Institute of the Philippines- Q.C.	Fraternity/Sorority		College	None	R
ΣΞ	Sigma Xi	1976	Central Mindanao University	Fraternity and Sorority	International	Colleges and Universities	None	N
ΤΑ	TAU ALPHA “Tae Argonauts”	June 27, 1932	University of the Philippines Diliman	Fraternity		College of Engineering – UP Diliman campus only	Tau Alpha Foundation Incorporated, Tau Alpha Overseas, Tau Alpha Australia	R
TME	Tau Mu Epsilon	1952	University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Engineering	Fraternity	FRATOFCO	College of Engineering	None	N

[edit] Medical fraternities and sororities

Greek Name	Greek Letters/ Nickname	Founding	Founding Location	Fraternity, Sorority, or Frat./Sor.	Collegiate Partnered group	# of Colleges/ International/ National	International Affiliation	SEC
AKRHO – SOM	Alpha Kappa Rho – SKEPTRON Order of Medicine	September 5, 2005	University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery	Frat./Sor.	Alpha Kappa Rho “AKRHO” International Fraternity & Sorority			R
αμσφ	“Alpha Mu Sigma Phi Fraternity & Sorority	December 15, 1959	Cebu Institute of Medicine	Fraternity/Sorority		1 College		R
ΒΣΦ	Beta Mu Sigma, “Brotherhood of Medical Scholars”	December 17, 1987	PLM College of Medicine	Fraternity		1 College	No	R
ΓΒΕΦ	Gamma Beta Epsilon Fraternity	01970-09-20 September 20, 1970	University of Santo Tomas College of Science	Fraternity	Mu Sigma Epsilon	1 College	No	N
ΜΣΦ Fraternity	Mu Sigma Phi Fraternity	October 1933	University of the Philippines College of Medicine	Fraternity	ΜΣΦ Sorority	1 College	No	R
ΜΣΦ Sorority	Mu Sigma Phi Sorority	August 27, 1934	University of the Philippines College of Medicine	Sorority	ΜΣΦ Fraternity	1 College	No	R
ΦΔΧ Philippines	Frates de Cros International Inc.	September 22, 1993	Southwestern University Cebu College of Medicine	Frat./Sor.	XPO	National		R
ΦΚΜ	Phi Kappa Mu[67]	August 1933	University of the Philippines College of Medicine	Fraternity	ΦΛΔ	1 College	No	R
ΦΛΔ	Phi Lambda Delta[68]	1969	University of the Philippines College of Medicine	Sorority	ΦΚΜ	1 College	No	R
ΘΛΦ	Theta Lambda Phi Sorority	August 30, 1980	University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery	Sorority	ΦΣΓ Fraternity	1 College		N
ΣΑΘ	Sigma Alpha Theta, “Samaritans Medical Honor Society”	September 18, 2007	Mindanao Sanitarium and Hospital College	Frat./Sor.	Admits General Social and Service Fraternity and Sorority Members	National		N
TOM	Triskelion Order of Medicine		Our Lady of Fatima University	Frat./Sor.	Tau Gamma Phi and Tau Gamma Sigma	National		R
ΥΣΡ	Upsilon Sigma Rho	1977	University of Santo Tomas	Confraternity		National		R

Note: International Affiliation indicates relationship with a similar fraternity and/or sorority existing at the same level of education in other countries.

[edit] Councils

Council	College/University/City	Founding Date
Fraternity Officers Council (FRATOFCO)	University of Santo Tomas	late 1960s[69]
University of Cebu Inter-Fraternity and Sorority Alliance[70]	University of Cebu	November 25, 1984
UP Barkadahan	University of the Philippines Diliman
UPLB Inter-Fraternity Council	University of the Philippines Los Baños
University of San Carlos Inter-Fraternity and Sorority Council	University of San Carlos	August 15, 1995
University of San Jose Recoletos United Fraternity and Sorority Council	University of San Jose Recoletos
League of Organizations	Roxas City	April 2009
Council of Frat and Sor	Mindano State University-Main

[edit] Relationship statements

a. ^{^} Alpha Phi Beta of UP Diliman has no legal/fraternal affiliation with the Alpha Phi Beta – San Beda College.
b. ^{^} Alpha Sigma Omega (SIOUX) 1976 has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Alpha Sigma Omega (SigmanianS) 1962.
c. ^{^} Alpha Sigma Epsilon of the Philippines has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Alpha Sigma Epsilon of the United States.
d. ^{^} Alpha Tau Omega of the Philippines has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Alpha Tau Omega of the United States.
e. ^{^} Alpha Theta Sigma AthetaS Grand Fraternity and Sorority-Philippines has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Alpha Theta Sigma Multicultural Fraternity, Inc.-USA.
f. ^{^} Delta Sigma Phi Sorority of the Philippines has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Delta Sigma Phi fraternity in the United States.
g. ^{^} Delta Upsilon of the United States and Canada considered the request for affiliation from the Delta Upsilon Fraternity in the Philippines and rejected it, leading to the disbandment of Delta Upsilon of the Philippines^[71]
h. ^{^} Magic Five consists of Crime Buster, Phi Lambda Epsilon, Alpha Rho Omicron, Delta Sigma Phi and Delta Sigma Family.^[72]
i. ^{^} Omega Phi Delta (OmPhiDelts) Founded 1990 in the Philippines has no legal/fraternal/sororal affiliation with Omega Phi Delta (Independent Sorority), Philadelphia, USA, founded on 2006^[73]
j. ^{^} Phi Beta Epsilon (Philippines) has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Phi Beta Epsilon in Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, MA, USA.
k. ^{^} Phi Beta Kappa of the Philippines claims to be affiliated with Phi Beta Kappa in the United States, however Phi Beta Kappa of the United States denies this.^[74] and has instituted legal action against Phi Beta Kappa of the Philippines.
l. ^{^} Phi Lambda Epsilon of the Philippines has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Phi Lambda Epsilon in the United States.
m. ^{^} Phi Omega Sigma of the Philippines has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Phi Omega Sigma at College of Wooster and in Phi Omega Sigma Christian fraternity at Missouri State University in the United States.
n. ^{^} Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity-Philippines has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Sigma Alpha Epsilon of the United States. Formal communication between the two organizations has occurred,^[75] however SAE of the United States has not granted Sigma Alpha Epsilon of the Philippines permission to use any copyrighted or trademarked works such as the crest or the flag.
o. ^{^} Sigma Beta Rho of the Philippines has NO legal/fraternal affiliation with Sigma Beta Rho in the United States.
p. ^{^} Sigma Nu of the Philippines has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Sigma Nu of the United States.^[76]
q. ^{^} Sigma Rho of the University of the Philippines at Los Baños has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Sigma Rho University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City.
r. ^{^} Sigma Xi “Xians” in the Philippines has no legal/fraternal affiliation to Sigma Xi scientific research international.
s. ^{^} Upsilon Sigma Phi 1918 has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Upsilon Phi Sigma Fraternity and Sorority 1935.
t. ^{^} Zeta Phi Omega Fraternity and Sorority 1975-Philippines has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Zeta Phi Omega Sorority in United States.
u. ^{^} Alpha Sigma Kappa 1975 Fraternity and Sorority of Philippines has no legal/fraternal affiliation with Alpha Sigma Kappa in Republic of China,California,Minesota,Taipe.
v. ^{^} Sigma Rho outside University of the Philippines

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6. ^ About Us – History of Alpha Phi Omega
7. ^ Silliman University Rhoans
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9. ^ ^{a b c d} [2]
10. ^ UP Carillon
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14. ^ Delta Gamma Beta About Us
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75. ^ SAE Philippines About Us
76. ^ Undergraduate chapter listing

Sigma Xi {{{(letters)}}}
Image:SXseal.gif
Founded	September 26 1976 (1976-09-26) (age 34) Central Mindanao University
Type	Socio Economic Service Fraternity
Scope	National / International
Motto	Unity ’till they end…..
Colors	Green, Yellow, Blue, Red
Symbol	Torch Leaves Stars
Chapters	(Colleges, Universities Chapters)
Headquarters	Valencia City, Musuan, Bukidnon, Philippines
Homepage	http://www.sigmaxi1976.org/

P A R T – I

THE HISTORY OF THE SIGMA XI FRATERNITY AND SORORITY

I – Introduction :

A. The Sigma Xi Fraternity and Sorority :

It is an organization of College student, can be observed in any Colleges or Universities where fraternity and sorority are existing and operating. This is an Intercollegiate Service Organization wherein you can find an intimate relationship among the members. An organization rich in possibilities for cooperation and mutual understanding, some people dislike frat. / Sor. Maybe because of the rites that they must undergo before they can be a member. Are rites really necessary? The answer is an absolute Yes. Rites make the fraternity / Sorority unique from other civic organization. It is not only a tradition but also one of the binding forces of the frat. / Sor. It is through this rites that you will learn to love and remember your fraternal brothers and sisters every moment of your life. It is through this rites that you will really know the real attitude and actuation of an individual seen under pressure. It will lead you to know every member totally, thus making it easy for one to adjust and understand each other.

Most of the students in the institution are away from home. They are hungry for brotherly and parental love. In case like this, fraternity comes in because a fraternal brother and sister is the substitute for sanguine brother and sister. Fraternity and Sorority can create a fine spirit of fellowship and sympathetic interest that compensate for the student longing for home life. You can turn to your fraternal brother and sister as openly as you turn to your real brothers and sisters and as well as your parents. This is only one aspect. There are still lots of things that makes a member happy and proud he is a frat man. There can really be no organization that can make a member fell he and she is a part of the organization.
B. 1. GOAL AND OBJECTIVES :
The long term goal of this organization is to help improve the quality of life of a College students by helping them increase their ability on how to deal with people, to interact with problems and for brotherhood and sisterhood.
OBJECTIVES:
A.) To promote brotherhood and sisterhood B.) To develop one’s personality C.) To grow and expand our responsibility towards society D.) To participate actively in community development in social and cultural activities E.) To plan, implement and coordinate self-help development project F.) To promote educational and cultural development; and G.) To promote Leadership
B. 2. ORGANIZATIONAL SET – UP :
This organization has a set of officers called Core Composed of 13 members in addition to the Secretary and Treasurer. The Core members have equal powers, different duties and functions, responsibility and obligation. Before the Core decide to do any activity or project, it must be agreed upon by majority of at least 9 members of the Core. (Article VI, Sec. 2 of Sigma Xi Constitution and By – Laws). A. THE MEMBERS OF THE CORE :

The following are the set of Officers :

a.) Grand Chancellor b.) Prime Chancellor c.) Sorority Head d.) Twister Frat / Sor. e.) Comptroller Frat. / Sor. f.) Holder of the key g.) Keeper of the Scroll h.) Historian Frat. / Sor. i.) Secretary j.) Treasurer

B. ADVISORSHIP :

In addition to the Core, are the advisers, Grand supreme as called. The functions of the adviser are shown in the Article X, Sec. 1 of the Sigma Xi Constitution and By – Laws.

The functions of the Junior / Senior advisers where in the same Article X, Sec. 2 of the Constitution of the Sigma Xi fraternity and Sorority.

II – HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF THE ORGANIZATION :

Formerly, the name of this Fraternity and Sorority is RHO ETA DELTA (PHΔ), originated in CM, Musuan, Bukidnon by the 14 founders on September 26, 1976 due to their enormous cooperation and leadership. The grand chancellor on this time is in the name of Bro. Dominador Galleto, registered agricultural Engineer at present. The prime chancellor is in the name of Bro. Elisio Hanoyan Jr.

In the date of foundation there was an additional member of three (3).

A. Founders Set of officers :

1. Grand Chancellor : Bro. Dominador Galleto 2. Prime Chancellor : Elisio Hanoyan Jr. 3. Keeper of the Scroll : Esterlito Taneo 4. Comptroller Frat. : Bro. Gideon Tapay Sor. : Sis. Edna Uba 5. Historian Frat. : Bro. Geronimo Basadre Sor. : Sis. Merlita Matulac 6. Holder of the key : Bro. Antonio Ydel 7. Twister : Bro. Felix Ninang 8. Secretary : Sis. Elsa Cocamas 9. Treasurer : Sis. Beberly Momo

MEMBERS

FRAT. SOR. Bro. Ruben Gomera Sis. Merly Poblador Bro. Alejandre Concha Sis. Concordia Lagnason Bro. Carlos Dumas (EXPELLED)

B. ORGANIZATIONAL THEME SONG :

The organizational theme song of this organization is Walk with Faith.

C. ORGANIZATIONAL WHISTLE :

The first organizational whistle was the prolonged note of Walk with Faith, followed by the first note of first of May and at present the first note of our theme song, Walk with Faith.

D. ORGANIZATIONAL APPLAUD IS CLAPPING THE HANDS 2X

     SIMULTENOUSLY (REPEAT 3X)

E. ORGANIZATIONAL TATTOO :

The Tattoo is found in the right hand forefinger ( Ξ ) symbol. Formerly under the RHO ETA DELTA, the tattoo is found on the base between the thumb and forefinger right hand ( ┐) symbol.

F. ORGANIZATIONAL DISTANCE SIGN :

The right hand up, palm close open.

G. ORGANIZATIONAL COLOR :

The color Blue simplify for good well. The color white simplify for sincerity of the members toward the organization.

H. THE ORGANIZATIONAL SEAL :

The first organizational seal was in the diamond style printed with blue, with present of the 14 stars which represent the 14 founders. But at present, it was changed.
THE CHANGING OF RHO ETA DELTA TO SIGMA XI :
It was on the second semester that the Rho Eta Delta was changed to Sigma Xi, due to the reason that ETAN as they called, sound unpleasant for the group. The meaning of Etan is the black short people. The Sigma Xi was known on December 17, 1976 when the pioneering batch were graduated, still under the leadership of Bro. Dominador Galleto.

They were 7 pioneering batch who graduated, they were Bro. Mario Salido, Bro. Roger Maghuyop, Bro. Antonio Paculan (resigned and was expelled from the group), Sis. Vergie Salapang, and Sis. Elsie Piamonte.

The meaning of Sigma Xi is “Unity of All Till They End” , it also follows that when there’s Unity, there is leadership will reign and then progress will result on the group, and known to be the Xians Family.

To summarize the meaning, that is Unity, leaves, left and right. These stands for the 14 persons responsible for the operation of this organization.

The light stands for education and knowledge; 092676 – the date when it was founded September 26, 1976; Stars surround – the members. Why it is round? Because it all will show Unity among the members.

THE IMPROVEMENT OF SIGMA XI :

A. The Composition of the Password :

It was on the leadership of Bro. Mario Salido when the password was obtained with the leadership of researching and cooperation of Bro. Ernesto Dahilan.

B. The Obtaining of the I.D. and the Revision of the Constitution and By – Laws :

The I.D. was also obtained this time under the leadership of Bro. Mario Salido with the aid of Bro. Carlos Malinao and Bro. Ernesto Dahilan in cooperation with Bro. Bobong CaseÑo and Bro. Ric Adem in Gamma Chapter, Cagayan De Oro City.

C. The Revision of the Constitution and By – Laws :

It was on February 28, 1979 that the Sigma Xi Constitution and By – Laws was revised.

D. The Recruitment of the Adviser :

On March 16, 1979 an adviser has been recruited and she accepted the position. She is Sis. Perla Lozano, at present Mrs. Perla L. Bogayong.
E. The Recognition of the Sigma Xi Fraternity and Sorority :

It was on March 2, 1980 that this Frat. / Sor. Was one on the recognized frat. / Sor. By the Office of the Student Affairs here in Alpha Chapter. A Certificate of Recognition was given to Bro. Mario Salido as acting grand Chancellor this time, by the University President (Dr. Isabelo S. Alcordo). Originally, Bro. Pepito Patayon was the Grand Chancellor and the Prime Chancellor was Bro. Gregorio Orboc.

F. The Project of the Organization and the Participation on the League of Recognized Student

    organization (1st Semester, 1980 – 1981)       :

On the same date / year of recognition, the Sigma Xi Frat. / Sor. Started to conduct campus project, that is beautification of the New Student Village (The front View) under the leadership of Bro. Reynaldo Britos as the Grand Chancellor for the School year 1980 – 1981, with the assistant of the Prime Chancellor Bro. Cornelio Jumawan Jr.

The Sigma Xi Frat. / Sor. is a member of the league of Recognized Student Organization here in CMU, Musuan, Bukidnon, Bro. Rene Britos was elected as the PRO on that organization.

G. The Composition of the History of the Sigma Xi Fraternity and Sorority :

It was on March 1, 1981 that the Sigma Xi Frat. / Sor. , history was composed by Bro. Roger Maghuyop as the Holder of the key / Scroll. All the information about the Sigma Xi Frat. / Sor. , events and activities were compiled by him.

III – THE EXTENSION OF THE SIGMA XI FRAT. / SOR. :

No organizations in this institution keep on steady, inspite of the fact that it always goes on changes. Changes on its movement and operation that makes the group useful to our society.

It is being compared to a flow of a river that goes from one place to the other. If the main source is still functioning, then there’s no reason that the river will not continue its flowing. The same through with the Sigma Xi Frat. / Sor. , as long as all Xians members is in normal condition and active in its operation, then its policy, principles and doctrines will continue spreading from generation to generation without expecting any other rewards from each members.

The first extension of the organization was on the first semester of the school year 1977, one of our Bro. in Alpha Chapter in the name of Bro. Ruben Gomera transfer to MIT, now University of Southern Mindanao, Kabakan, and North Cotabato to continue his study and there he was able to organized the Sigma Xi Frat. / Sor.

On the same year of 1977 second semester, another 2 CMU Xians members transfer to San Isidro College, Impalambong, Malaybalay, Bukidnon in the name of Sis. Concordia Lagnason and Sis. Merlie Poblador to continue their study and they have able to organized the Xians members in both San Isidro College and BSU (Bukidnon State College). Also in the same year, this said organization was also organized in Lecio de Cagayan, CCC, Xavier University and COC, Gamma Chapter, Cagayan de Oro City by one of our Bro. name Antonio Paculan, but at present he resigned and was expelled from the group.

On December 16, 1979, this Frat. / Sor. is existing in MU (Misamis University) Ozamis City organized by one of our Bro. named Daryl Quicoy to continue his studies there with the assistance of Engr. Dominador Galleto, an instructor on that institution. Also in the same date, it was organized there in Notre dame College, Marvel, South Cotabato; Magsaysay Memorial College, General Santos City; Lesium of Southern Philippines, Takorong, Sultan Kudarat and in University of Mindanao, Davao Chapter on first semester school year 1979.

In 1980, also organized in Mlang College, Mlang, and North Cotabato. In September 26, 1981 also operating in SAIT and AIT (San Agustin Institute of Technology and Alimarz Institute of Technology) Alpha Gamma Chapter, Valencia, Bukidnon. And also operating in NORMINAC (Northern Mindanao Agricultural College) and SJIT (Saint Joseph Institute of Technology), Butuan City. Also in Balingasag, Misamis Oriental (Saint Peters and Saint Ritas College). The extension of this Frat. / Sor. is not yet the end but it is unpredictable. In 1985 also existing in Southern Bukidnon Foundation Academy, Don Carlos, Bukidnon.

“Go on Xians Brothers and Sisters . . . Do the Best and God do the Rest“

“More power to all Xians Family. . . “
P A R T – I I

THE SIGMA XI FRAT. / SOR. AS A WHOLE :

What is Sigma Xi Frat / Sor?. :
A Sigma Xi Frat. / Sor. is a person whom you would want to have near when you are dying and whom spontaneously turn for help when you are in trouble, and whom you like to be with while you are living; and who is the first one to hear the good news when you have good fortune. Whose counsel you seek when you are perplexed, and whose congratulations you welcome when perplexity is solved. In whom you confide the secret you want no other living soul to know. Yet will never pray into your heart to discover wither there are any more secret to be revealed.
On whom you can lean when you heart aches, but who will never take advantage of your learning, who will get down on his knees besides you when you are down, and forget that he did so whom you’re on your feet again. On whose shoulder you can weep when you are sad and with whom you enjoy laughing when you are glad. Who has a tear on his cheek when you suffer and twinkle in his eyes when sunshine on you again.

Who has a pain in the tone when you’ve distress, and melody in his voice when your heart is gay, who admires you for your strong points, but loves you in spite of your weak ones. Who is proud of you when fortune favors you, but not ashamed of you when you fail. Who can extend a helping hand and lighten your load, without expecting any other reward than having had the privilege of so doing. Who say the best of you when everybody else is saying the worst. 1/ oh yes, that 1/ Contributed by Bro. Doming Acquitan.

What Does the Xians Members Need?

Every Xians individual has their own concept. We need for certain care wherein it will lead us to a real human being, since we are aiming to build a good human society. Those unnecessary events or happenings should be avoided so that if someone start doing wrong, it is now our time to advice him / her not to continue that habit

Reminding all Xians members, that asking for things for our good from the organization is a bad practice since we are not form just to take advantages from our co-members but we should develop our sense of understanding, love and perfection, so that generation before us will follow the good work of the former.

The Activities of the Xians Members :

Based on the different ideas / opinion contributed by the Xians members, we can formulate a certain activities wherein it needs for the participation of all members. There are lots of things we can do in order to establish a certain activities which is not contrary to the eyes of the public. Like for example in the participation of the Kilusang Sariling Sikap. We should make use of our vacant time in raising vegetables thru gardening or animal production and in the development of the Agro-forestry to support our immediate needs.

Organizational activities like recruitment of additional members, monthly meeting, recreational activities like party, and the celebration of our foundation day. Through the spirit of Bayanihan system, we can accomplish our activities on time.

The Objectives and Principles of the Sigma Xi Fraternity and Sorority and its Policy:

The objectives and principles of the Sigma Xi Frat. / Sor. , and its policy is discussed briefly in the Constitution and By – Laws of the organization for better understanding of the Xians Members.

Social network analysis has been used in epidemiology to help understand how patterns of human contact aid or inhibit the spread of diseases such as HIV in a population. The evolution of social networks can sometimes be modeled by the use of agent based models, providing insight into the interplay between communication rules, rumor spreading and social structure.

SNA may also be an effective tool for mass surveillance – for example the Total Information Awareness program was doing in-depth research on strategies to analyze social networks to determine whether or not U.S. citizens were political threats.

Diffusion of innovations theory explores social networks and their role in influencing the spread of new ideas and practices. Change agents and opinion leaders often play major roles in spurring the adoption of innovations, although factors inherent to the innovations also play a role.

Robin Dunbar has suggested that the typical size of an egocentric network is constrained to about 150 members due to possible limits in the capacity of the human communication channel. The rule arises from cross-cultural studies in sociology and especially anthropology of the maximum size of a village (in modern parlance most reasonably understood as an ecovillage). It is theorized in evolutionary psychology that the number may be some kind of limit of average human ability to recognize members and track emotional facts about all members of a group. However, it may be due to economics and the need to track “free riders“, as it may be easier in larger groups to take advantage of the benefits of living in a community without contributing to those benefits.

Mark Granovetter found in one study that more numerous weak ties can be important in seeking information and innovation. Cliques have a tendency to have more homogeneous opinions as well as share many common traits. This homophilic tendency was the reason for the members of the cliques to be attracted together in the first place. However, being similar, each member of the clique would also know more or less what the other members knew. To find new information or insights, members of the clique will have to look beyond the clique to its other friends and acquaintances. This is what Granovetter called “the strength of weak ties”.

Guanxi (关系）is a central concept in Chinese society (and other East Asian cultures) that can be summarized as the use of personal influence. The word is usually translated as “relation,” “connection” or “tie” and is used in as broad a variety of contexts as are its English counterparts. However, in the context of interpersonal relations, Guanxi (关系）is loosely analogous to “clout” or “pull” in the West. Guanxi can be studied from a social network approach.^[13]

The small world phenomenon is the hypothesis that the chain of social acquaintances required to connect one arbitrary person to another arbitrary person anywhere in the world is generally short. The concept gave rise to the famous phrase six degrees of separation after a 1967 small world experiment by psychologist Stanley Milgram. In Milgram’s experiment, a sample of US individuals were asked to reach a particular target person by passing a message along a chain of acquaintances. The average length of successful chains turned out to be about five intermediaries or six separation steps (the majority of chains in that study actually failed to complete). The methods (and ethics as well) of Milgram’s experiment were later questioned by an American scholar, and some further research to replicate Milgram’s findings found that the degrees of connection needed could be higher.^[14] Academic researchers continue to explore this phenomenon as Internet-based communication technology has supplemented the phone and postal systems available during the times of Milgram. A recent electronic small world experiment at Columbia University found that about five to seven degrees of separation are sufficient for connecting any two people through e-mail.^[15]

Collaboration graphs can be used to illustrate good and bad relationships between humans. A positive edge between two nodes denotes a positive relationship (friendship, alliance, dating) and a negative edge between two nodes denotes a negative relationship (hatred, anger). Signed social network graphs can be used to predict the future evolution of the graph. In signed social networks, there is the concept of “balanced” and “unbalanced” cycles. A balanced cycle is defined as a cycle where the product of all the signs are positive. Balanced graphs represent a group of people who are unlikely to change their opinions of the other people in the group. Unbalanced graphs represent a group of people who are very likely to change their opinions of the people in their group. For example, a group of 3 people (A, B, and C) where A and B have a positive relationship, B and C have a positive relationship, but C and A have a negative relationship is an unbalanced cycle. This group is very likely to morph into a balanced cycle, such as one where B only has a good relationship with A, and both A and B have a negative relationship with C. By using the concept of balances and unbalanced cycles, the evolution of signed social network graphs can be predicted.

One study has found that happiness tends to be correlated in social networks. When a person is happy, nearby friends have a 25 percent higher chance of being happy themselves. Furthermore, people at the center of a social network tend to become happier in the future than those at the periphery. Clusters of happy and unhappy people were discerned within the studied networks, with a reach of three degrees of separation: a person’s happiness was associated with the level of happiness of their friends’ friends’ friends.^[16] (See also Emotional contagion.)

Some researchers have suggested that human social networks may have a genetic basis.^[17] Using a sample of twins from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, they found that in-degree (the number of times a person is named as a friend), transitivity (the probability that two friends are friends with one another), and betweenness centrality (the number of paths in the network that pass through a given person) are all significantly heritable. Existing models of network formation cannot account for this intrinsic node variation, so the researchers propose an alternative “Attract and Introduce” model that can explain heritability and many other features of human social networks.^[18]

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