Congratulations to you and the spectacular ladies of Sigma Kappa! :)

Congrats!! I preffed there last year and every girl I've met is totally cool. You've found an excellent home at UMass!

I love them all, it's a perfect fit even if it didn't seem like it at first :)

Congrats to you and Sigma Kappa!

Congrats!
 

I know that this thread is a month old, but this is the first that I've seen it! I just graduated (masters program) from UMass Amherst in May, and I knew a few Sigma Kappas. I had a student who pledged to that chapter last year. She's probably still there!

Erica

Re: Congrats!
 

Thanks! Chances are I definitely do know her then. I HEART my sisters.

Her name is Katie. Last name is slipping my mind at the moment. Pretty girl, long blond hair. She was a student in my College Writing 112 course.

Erica

My guess is you're talking about Katie Smaz...I can't spell her actual last name so I won't try, but I LOVE smaz! Smaz kicks ass and she has her tongue pierced which makes her a hero in my book as that's been one of my goals for quite some time now :)

Congrats on your bid!

Question- I have a friend who will be attending UMASS Amherst and is interested in the greek system. Can you tell me anything about it? How big are the chapters? did they all make total? She couldn't find it on the CPH website. Thanks! (Sorry for the hijack)

I PMed you, and I will do my best to answer any questions you have.

From my UMass experience (looking at Greek Life from the "outside"), I believe that the Greek System is relatively small considering the large size of the school. Women can consider NPC organizations, multi-cultural sororities, and a long-standing local sorority. I have observed that physical appearance does not seem to be a prominent factor in sorority membership at UMass. The sororities have members of various sizes, shapes, ethnicities, and races.

Again, these are just observations from an "outsider." I established my Beta Sigma Phi chapter at UMass, but we were not part of the Greek System.

Good luck to your friend. Western Massachusetts is a wonderful area to live and go to school.

Erica