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Without giving away the organization, there is an alumnae group for younger alum (I believe it's 21-31?). The person who recommended that I plan events for the younger group is quite a bit older than that.
There has been a problem at least since I joined (2008) of people "hanging on" when they become alumna, and the actives get incredibly irritated when those members still try to show up to everything and participate like they were still active, still try to play a role in politics. (I know this happens everywhere, even when people retire from jobs!). I guess I just wanted to make it clear that I don't care who has what position in the chapter, and I don't want to crash socials or semi-formals!
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