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Originally Posted by LatinaAlumna
A T.I.A.R.A. is a "pledge" for Mu Sigma Upsilon. Some MCGLOs and even a couple of LGLOs that I know of call their "pledge class" an "interest group" or "interested ladies of XYZ."
Then some groups have a really short actual "pledge process," but they take care of a lot of the information dissemination during this "pre" interest group phase.
My org. does not employ any of the above, so it is something that does not entirely make sense to me (nor should it).  |
There are some pros and cons (including confusion) in doing "interest groups." They aren't foreign to the (older conceptualizations of) NPHC orgs. That includes "pledge clubs" and the precursor, but that's another topic.
The OP said that she really enjoyed her interest group experience (in the last post she deleted). She's a wealth of knowledge and experience and she just couldn't keep it in house.
That's why I tried to tell her to keep it in house; and, also, one of the cons of "interest groups."