[Ryan400z]

Hey, how is it going lsutigah, my name is Ryan Daley I am a Lambda Chi Alpha at Univ. of Tennessee Knoxville. LSU has a great Lambda Chi chapter, they win national awards on a regular basis and they have one of our best chapters in the country.
I personally met some of the brothers my freshmen year in Atlanta when we lost to you guys in the SEC championship game, they were cool guys. I know a few Chi Omegas and KD's at LSU that rave about Lambda Chi and from what I have heard Lambda Chi is by far the best fraternity there.
As for rushing I would go to their website and see if they have rush recommendation forms. I know last year one of their associates moms was online trying to find info about Lambda Chi at LSU and her son eventually associated and was initiated.
Keep checking up on this forum because I believe some older alumnis from different chapters might be able to help you out as far as getting connected to the guys in the chapter at LSU.
Everybody is nervous when it comes to rush do not put too much pressure on yourself when you are rushing, that will only make it harder. Believe me, guys in the fraternity are worried have as much pressure as you, this is your chance to be wined and dined, it is a two way street.
If you really want to go Lamdba Chi get in touch with the guys that you know there before hand and make sure they put in good words for you when they give invite backs and bids. Rush is competitive at LSU doing this will give you a major advantage. Getting on this forum is also a great idea because you are getting a head start. Also learn how to manage your time when you are an associate, not being a brother does not mean that you are not going to have any free time, you will have plenty of time to do what you want and a lot of time to study. Being in a fraternity should be an important part of your life that you should always find time for.
Overall, you are really lucky the chapter at LSU is very good and you definitely should go Lamdba Chi Alpha at LSU, it will be the best four years of your life.
If you need anymore information e-mail me at [email]rdaley@utk.edu.