Summer Rush
 

What are the plans of your individual chapters for Recruiting this Summer? I am going to be the only one on my campus and will be doing my best, but any new ideas would help out greatly.

See if the IFC/IFSC is doing anything over the summer, especially at summer orientation sessions. The worst thing that could happen is you get the same names as other groups, but is more contacts than you would have if you did nothing.

Also, if you are the High Delta or on his committee, you can spend the summer coordinating and planning all of the Fall Recruitment activities, so that everything is in place when school starts back up, so the other Chapter members have nothing to worry about except meeting people.

A final thing would be to participate (and get as much of the Chapter to do this as well) in Freshmen Move In. Where else can you meet new Freshman, know where they live on campus, spend some time talking to them, finding out what they like to do, mention the Fraternity, and set up a follow-up activity all in 30 minutes.

Hope these help!

in ZAX,
Eric
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Eric D. Berger
High Pi, Alpha Zeta at Boston University

Orientation
 

Due to recent Budget cuts, our University will not be having any organized Orientations for potential students. This is still up for debate since it could and more than likely will affect future enrollments. No, I am not the Delta. However, as I am the only member who will be attending School in the Summer, I am assuming every responsibility in an effort to acquire new members.

There has always been a bone of contention for me!



1. Spring College Rush. It seems that none of the members of my or many other Zetas rush in the Spring Sem. Why, there are many Freshman who want to look, wait, and see.
When I was in school, we always rushed then.

2. Summer Rush! The Delta can go to the Admin. and get a list of new Freshman coming to school in the fall. Can contact them by phone or a card if money permits. If in a local area of Brothers, call and maybe a get together one on one, so to speak.

If you do not put the effort out, someone else will and get the cream of the crop.