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Seniors meet at the beginning of the year to do a program about what kind of legacy they would like to leave the chapter... how do they want to be remembered. From there they decide what they would like to do - separate programming from the rest of the chapter [Alpha Gamma Delta has meetings set up so that some meetings are regular business meetings and others are designated solely for programming]. They are given suggestions to choose from, but they are not limited to those choices. For example, if they want to work on interview skills during one meeting, then that can be a focus - they can do mock interviews or the like. Suggestions are all programs that help transition from college to alumnae life. Since seniors decide as a group what they want to do, hopefully that improves buy in/attendance.

And yes - if there are alumnae chapters/clubs nearby, seniors have the option of attending functions that those groups hold instead of chapter meetings.

Hope that helps.