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Originally Posted by Just interested
If your National organization sent in a chapter consultant a week ago, I have a feeling they are aware of the situation at your chapter. From what little I know, at least as far as my sorority is concerned, they are already on the case.
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Yeah, this pretty much sums it up. I would say it's a done deal that your chapter will be gone by the end of the semester, and no need for you to martyr yourself by being the person who turns them in. Sorry if that sounds cynical, but considering you have numbers problems, participation problems, advisor problems, risk mgmt problems, and money problems...that pretty much spells "toast."
If that happens...there is something you can do for your sorority as a whole. Your advisor SUCKS. She's bowing to the wishes of 2 recent grads of the chapter (who should NOT be advisors even on paper) and from what I gather, completely disobeying the rules of membership selection in your GLO. Write a long letter to your HQ explaining what she did that she shouldn't have and why she should NOT be a primary chapter advisor again, at least until she has some time to get her act together. (Side note, I don't understand why your chapter would be shut down if your advisor quits - HQ should be working to find you a new one.)