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Originally Posted by Pingyang
Ah. After some googling, I think I mixed up some stuff with Omega Phi Alpha, given that their Vision 2010 document states, "OPA’s purpose is to train, educate and prepare college women to become productive, service-minded leaders in their communities throughout their college career and adult life," and I know it's one of the two organizations a few of us used to talk about occasionally. Sorry about that! It's been a little while since then. 
Has there been an effort by GSS to become more actively inclusive of men, like by specifically targeting them in recruitment? I guess what I'm really wanting to know is: why is male membership so uncommon, if the ultimate goal is to be inclusive? |
NITY?
There was never an
exclusion, as far as I remember.
Our purpose is "to assemble college and university students in the spirit of service to humanity and to develop friendship among students of all races and creeds." Not women, students.
I can only speak to my experience on my campus at the time, so I will not and cannot answer your question. I can tell you that recruitment is not formal; therefore, each chapter does things a bit differently.
I strongly suggest that if you want more information on the history and mission of Gamma Sigma Sigma, visit:
http://gammasigmasigma.org/home.html