our problems are the same ones many other chapters of every GLO can sometimes run into: low numbers, poor attendance, and financial problems.
with the exception of our faculty advisors, we are pretty much on our own. our alum don't contribute much, if anything. they come back to party at homecoming, but that's about the extent of it.
our national HQ send us maybe one officer a year, and our last visit was pretty unproductive. there's aren't many other chapters close to us that can realte to the problems we're having. they are at large, state schools and we are at a small, private college.
i think a big problem is we feel like we've all reaches the ends of both our individual and collective ropes. we pour our heart and soul into keeping the house afloat, and then we get told we've "made no progress". it's disheartening.
basically, at this point, we're trying to make sure we have all of our options explored
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