So while cyberloafing is definitely a trend, it is debatable whether itâs a threat. Based on the findings of Limâs research thus far, as an a inevitable aspect of modern working life rather than being a drain on productivity cyberloafing may actually produce more benefits than might initially appear.
In response to this, the AOUW was founded by John Upchurch, a Mason, as a Fraternal Benefit Society. Each member was assessed a small fee and upon the death of a member, his family would receive a death benefit, usually on the order of about $500 - $2,000.
A few years later, it changed to Alpha Delta Pi, and is a member of the NPC. The FIRST secret society (that eventually went national) made up of Greek letters was Kappa Alpha Theta (1870). This organization is also in the NPC. The FIRST national women's fraternity was founded as I.C. Sororsis (1867).