[SapphireSphinx9]

I just wanted to thank everyone for their suggestions!!!

I'm considering getting involved with an Alum. group. And I definately want to be an advisor. The only thing is, that I'll feel a little weird advising sisters that will be older than myself, especially since I'm not going to be from their chapter. (we have a rule that you cannot advise at your chapter unless you've been alum for 4/5 years.) And since I am barely 21, a lot of sisters will be older, and may have problems receiving advise from me.

Did that make any sense at all??

I think that I will speak with some of my old advisors and friends that hold higher positions, and see what the process is to become an advisor.

All I know is that I want to remain active. I don't want to be one of those "oh, I use to be a..." Know what I mean?

Well, thank you once again.

Fraternally,
Beth