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I found this on the website:
NEW INTERNATIONAL ALUMNAE PROGRAM - AOII ALWAYS
AOII is reaching out to it's alumnae members by creating a new international alumnae program, AOII Always. Each and every AOII alumna has the opportunity to honor her lifetime commitment to AOII through membership in her local alumnae chapter or through a $50 annual AOII Always membership. Paying annual alumnae dues, whether through membership in your local alumnae chapter or through the AOII Always program, is your opportunity to continue your commitment to AOII. Your annual support will make a difference in ensuring the growth, stability, and future of our beloved AOII. For more information and to register on-line, please go to Sisters On-Line and click on My AOII.
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I just graduated, but have been alum for almost a year. There isn't an alum chapter near where I currently live, the closest is in Denver, which is 5 hours away. How does one become involved in being an alum if there isn't a close chapter. I heard about this blooming rose or some kind of program that alums could join. Maybe I'm completely off. Does anyone have any idea what I'm talking about?
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