Of course it would not be weird. Just so that they know you are not a perp, how about introducing yourself to several of them in advance? Find out if they have a local alumnae group that supports the chapter and go JOIN it! I bet they would love to welcome a young women who might be a good advisor or at least sort of an unofficial "big sister" to the chapter. Then wear those letters with pride :)

If you think it will be weird, contact them. Just send a friendly email saying that you'll be on campus, that you'd love to attend an event or two if you can, that you're willing to help them if they need it, and casually mention that you might be wearing letters from time to time.

Be friendly and I'm sure no one will think much of it. If the chapter knows you exist and that you'll be around campus, I don't think you'll get any stares and sisters wondering, "Who's that girl wearing our letters?" Active sisters aren't scary :) I'm sure they'd be willing to say hello if they saw you.

You beat me to it! :)

I kinda think jerseys/stitched letters are a bit weird after graduation, whether or not you are on a campus with your GLO. Event shirts and stuff are fine, though.

I disagree. Frequently the chapter I advise gets stitched letters, and I certainly don't turn them away :). I also still rock my stitched letters to events on the campus where I advise and around the house/ to run quick errands in town. (Though I still likely pass as a college student 10 years out of school, so maybe that makes a difference?)

When we all reconnected on facebook, the thing that was heard the most was I WAAAANT A SWEATSHIRT. Women had either given them away or they (ahem) shrunk in the closet.

For the record, it is not weird for BGLO, LGLO, AGLO, MCGLO, etc. ;)

When yall say "jersey", I think of a mesh basketball or football jersey. So... like this? http://www.collegecrib.com/images/13...870580254.jpeg

Here's a pic of me sporting a jersey (almost 10 years ago.. ahhh!). All of our chapter sisters received them the night of initiation. They have our nicknames and scroll numbers on the back.

https://scontent-a-ord.xx.fbcdn.net/...254_4009_n.jpg

While I still have my jersey, I don't know that I'd wear it out, but I'd definitely be willing to wear stitched letters; I'm just not sure that I really have any of them anymore. Actually, I never really had many to begin with. But I have a few event shirts that I wear from time to time, and I frequently throw on my AST sweatshirt which has our letters on the front and our coat-of-arms on the back.

I'm not a fan of jerseys (GLO or non-GLO) but if I saw someone wearing a GLO jersey I would think it is wonderful they still wear the jersey. That includes people who became a member generations ago.

As an alum I do wear my letters, sometimes just doing stuff around the house. But if I'm at a sorority event with my sisters I will wear my letters, especially at philantrophy events.

Why did I envision Jen saying this while pushing other GLO members and posing with her arms crossed? :p Tell 'em, Jen!!!

After graduation, I'll still wear letters....but I'll wear my badge or lavaliere or locket that I had engraved with Beta letters more often than my lettered shirts or sweatshirts.

I imagined her ending a sorority girl rant with "I wear what I want" standing like this: http://siextramustard.files.wordpres...ng?w=600&h=440

I guess because I'm older, I think of cotton jerseys, not mesh, like this:

http://www.kenjernigan.com/images/P/...t1_265x300.jpg

This was the standard style of a Greek shirt back in the day.