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The only drawback I've seen about requiring or encouraging men and women of fraternities and sororities to join outside orgs. is that some do it to fulfill that requirement, and don't actually contribute to that org. I fully remember being in a student group and two women came, signed in for meetings, never came to any events, and though I know that was just those two frosted flakes, it left a nasty taste in the mouths of people who aren't Greek and passionate about that group.
I think a lot of things could count as outside involvement, but I'm just thinking of my own campus (peer mentoring, student government, internships, research teams, club sports, University athletics, etc.), and that it isn't just clubs.
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