or location based. The Delphi Foundation Delta Lambda Phi also has a separately incorporated 501(c)(3) educational foundation, the Delphi Foundation. The president of The Delphi Foundation is J. Marshall Smith (Beta Alpha chapter). "Hands-Off" policy Delta Lambda Phi observes a strict brother/pledge relations policy. Sexual relationships between brothers and pledges are forbidden. The policy governing these relationships is the Corporate Brother-Pledge Relations Policy, known informally as the "Hands-Off Policy". The policy has existed in various forms since the early years of the fraternity, and it was codified and adopted by the DLP National Convention in 1998. Many chapters also adopt their own local hands-off policy consistent with the corporate policy, often intended to expand or clarify it. The Corporate Brother-Pledge Relations Policy states that brothers and pledges may not engage in "extra-fraternal relations" during the course of the rush and pledge education periods. The policy aims to ensure that bid distribution remains fair, that pledge education is focused on platonic fraternal bonding, and that the risk of sexual harassment is minimized. No corporate policy exists prohibiting two members from engaging in extra-fraternal relations after they have both become brothers. Because the student-teacher relationship that existed during the pledge education process no longer exists, all brothers are regarded as peers and are simply encouraged to exercise their best judgment. Chapters Delta Lambda Phi chapters are assigned a sequential Greek letter designation according to the order in which they were chartered. The oldest is the Alpha chapter, located in Washington, D.C. Subsequent chapters were assigned successive letters of the Greek alphabet. After all single-letter designations were used, chapters were assigned double-letter combinations in the fashion "Alpha Alpha," "Alpha Beta," "Alpha Gamma," etc. The designation "Alpha Omega" is reserved as a symbolic "Chapter Eternal" for members who have died. Unlike many other fraternities, Delta Lambda Phi allows for multi-campus based chapters in addition to more traditional single-campus-based chapters. Below is a list of all of the fraternity's active chapters: Alpha – George Washington University, Washington, DC Iota – California State University, Sacramento, CA Rho – California State University, Long Beach, Long Beach, CA Psi – University of Washington, Seattle, WA Omega – University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ Beta Xi – New York University, New York, NY Beta Omicron – Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH Gamma Gamma – University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA Delta Lambda Phi also has several active provisional