Since you do not have the time in an alumnae chapter to be an advisor, you will need to tread carefully. I really don't mean to put a damper on your enthusiasm, but you will need to maintain an arm's length, especially since you know the sorors in the chapter.

Just follow the lead of Bloomington Alumnae.

^^^my thoughts exactaly Soror Ladygreek.
Unless the undergrad Sorors are asking for your assistance, just be supportive by attending open events and what not. Some assistance that mean well, may become sticky..ya know

^^^ I was thinking this way too. I think just supporting by going to their functions is good. There could be problems otherwise. Plus, I find myself immersed in my graduate chapter activities and still learning on that level. For me, the learning hasn't ended, and while it would be ideal to be 'supportive', I also think undergraduate members need to learn some things for themselves or get the support from their advisor.

Thanks you guys all of your answers and responses have been very helpful!;)