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Originally Posted by kduke
So every sorority/fraternity has some kind of reporting process for chapters that gets sent back to Nationals. I am a member of Tridelts at Purdue and we have a specific process that we have to keep track of and submit on paper back to Nationals at the end of the semester. We have to be involved in x amount of activities, get x amount of new girls, retain x amount, etc..
What processes do other organizations use and are there specific names for them? I know that Sigma Kappa has one called "Standard of Excellence"
Furthermore, are these programs even that rewarding or helpful and who do they benefit?
I was new member ed and dreaded filling out these reports because they were so tedious.. any suggestions on what to do or what the point is?!
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There has to be some level of accountability when you're part of a national organization. If all your group is ever doing is partying and never doing philanthropy, blowing off rituals, and not bothering to educate or rush new members, it's going to have a negative effect on the chapter and the sorority as a whole.
Just think of it this way, if you were NME and had no report to fill out...that would mean you had no new members, and that would really suck. It's not like you have to meet with each girl individually and read her report on what the sorority means or something.
ETA: I don't understand what the poll has to do with the question you're asking.