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Originally Posted by RedRover
Due to circumstances beyond my control, I may be forced to leave the private sector and will probably seek employment in academia.
I was wondering if it would be possible for me to get involved with Greek Life on a college campus, perhaps in some time of advisor status.
I wasn't a fraternity member in college. Not that I had anything against the fraternity members at my school, I just didn't see too many of them as potential "brothers." In addition, Greek Life wasn't a big thing at my college when I attended. Maybe at another college and/or another time ...
However, I am open to getting involved with fraternity -- and sorority -- members should I get employed at a school with a Greek system. I am curious as to what type of role I could play. Would any of the Greek groups want me to be involved? etc.
Any input would be appreciated. Thank you
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The Greek advisor at my undergrad wasn't Greek.
You can check out the websites for the institutions you're interested in and see if they have postings or any leads on opportunities. See where you think you might fit in without feeling uncomfortable with your decision.