[ZetaGirl22]

I am unfortunately one of the slackers. I was VERY involved as a collegian. I was on Exec for 2 terms, very involved in the chapter, even took a small position on our Programming Council my last semester on campus (Greek Week Chair), I was a Rho Chi, etc. Our chapter WAS a struggling chapter, but I don't think I burnt out or was a us vs. IO mentality for me anyway. I went to an event with our local alumnae chapter literally 2 months after I graduated but I quickly moved to a new town, and while the old chapter was close enough for me to still go to stuff, my work schedule got in the way. I looked into the chapter in my new town, but again, work. And it was like that for the next few years (I didnt have a normal 9-5 schedule, I worked 10-7 and many of the events were in the evenings and on the weekends I was just too tired to really do anything LOL) I REALLY intended on getting involved in our local alumnae chapter and became a member in Fall '09. This chapter is small and didn't have a whole lot going on programming wise. THEN I got accepted to nursing school, and now that I'm in nursing school, I have NO LIFE. Its and evening/weekend program and literally all of my evening and weekend time is swallowed whole with class/clinical/study. I want to be more involved. Hopefully when I graduate this can happen, but who knows. As a new grad RN I'm not likely to be working very normal hours either.