1st person you met...
 

in your sorority or fraternity.

The first person I met was my sister! She became a Soror in 1993 @ Lincoln University in PA.

Kevin Weaver, director of expansion at the time.

A girl I went to high school with pledged the year before me.

well if you count the guys that went to school with me, - one played soccer with me for years- who were in my pledge class with me i met them years before i pledged but the first guy i met who was already a brother when i met him was the Rush chairman Jared Harlow. The reason I'm a Pike.

My mom - I've known her since birth. :D

Mayor Marion Barry

Jon Hoffman, my big.

Amazing dude. The big brother I never had growing up.

Veronica Adams of our Beta Omega chapter, Grambling State University. We met because I was lost on campus and she directed me to the correct location. Come to find out later she was the SA president and Basileus (president) of her chapter.:)

A girl on my dorm floor who I didn't really like at the time (she was pledging when I met her). She was much more fun when you got to know her. She was also self-aware enough to ask me later "you didn't really like me, did you?" To be fair, I think it was mostly the fault of her roomie, who was a whack job and clingy.

One of my sisters I met my first week of school (our boyfriends were friends) but she didn't pledge till the next spring...so technically I met her earlier, but before she was ASA.

Ditto!

My sophomore year roommate pledged APO the semester before I did.

A girl on my floor in the dorm. She was so down to earth and very dedicated. She peeked my interest and then personally invited me to rush. I never looked back.

A girl from my dance class first semester who wore a Theta shirt to class. She turned out to be in charge of my new member class as the VP of Education, as well as one of my favorite sisters!

By a fluke, I was a freshman living in Junior dorms, so both my roommates were Chi Omegas, had been for two years, on exec board, etc. They pretty much made it their job to convince me to rush. I thank them everyday!:D

A co-worker of mine at a retail job the summer before college had been a Tri Delta in New York. She was SO awesome, and completely supported me when I decided to rush. She was SO classy, and when I met the Tri Delta sisters at my university, I knew that they were too, and that I had found a place for my heart :)