The oldest local sorority in the south, running forty years strong. The only local sorority on the Rollins
College campus, it broke off from Pi
Beta Phi in 1969, forming in 1970.
Girls of NCM strive for individualism, leadership, and building resilience in young women. While often mocked for not being national, and, at the
time of it's forming, breaking off from a national organization, the girls were said to be "out of their minds." Embracing this, the ladies of NCM named their sorority, "Non Compis Mentis" (modified), the Latin for "Not of Sound Mind."
The women of Non Compis Mentis are not your stereotypical sorority
girls.
-"Hey John, did you see that sorority, Non Compis Mentis? They
don't have a Greek
name..."
-"Hells, yeah. Latin pwns."
