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Originally Posted by sangers
I completely agree. If you really feel the need to take action against the chapter because it's struggling that badly, then it should be all or nothing. IMHO, if a chapter is so small that it can not support itself financially, then it's either time to step in and restructure or close it completely, especially if there is a house involved.
On the other hand though, what if a chapter is on a campus with no houses, where total might be 60 or so. At what point would it be time to step in? A chapter of 10 members could support itself financially, but would not be flourishing or reaching even close to its full potential. What should be done then?
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I think they should leave it open.
If yoy have strong, comitted women who love their organization and sisters...when there's little financial issues involved...chapters with smaller numbers should be allowed to stay. Quality is always more important than quantity.