Recruit Chair

[Xtremehog]

Alright guys, Earlier this week a note was posted on our board saying that it was time to pick a new Recruit Chair, I have only been living here a few months and I believe that my frat has truely changed me for the better, so I beleive that the best way I can repay them as a freshmen is to go out for Recruitment chair because its something I believe I would be good at. Now the note says to submit a formal application and a one page paper stating why you would be best suited for this positon. This is where I need help is showing them why I would be good at this position... What should I put down for the application and what would be some things I should say about me that would make me a good Recruiter?

[pearlbubbles]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but in a fraternity, isn't the recruitment chair serve as the liaison between potential members and the fraternity? I would assume he also plans the recruitment events as well, right?

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by Xtremehog

Alright guys, Earlier this week a note was posted on our board saying that it was time to pick a new Recruit Chair, I have only been living here a few months and I believe that my frat has truely changed me for the better, so I beleive that the best way I can repay them as a freshmen is to go out for Recruitment chair because its something I believe I would be good at. Now the note says to submit a formal application and a one page paper stating why you would be best suited for this positon. This is where I need help is showing them why I would be good at this position... What should I put down for the application and what would be some things I should say about me that would make me a good Recruiter?

Dude, no one here knows who you are. How are we going to help you figure out why you'd be the best fit for the position?

[DubaiSis]

Yeah, I was wondering what the point of this post was. Are you wondering what qualifications you should list that would make you a good rush chair? Because if you don't know there is no way you are ready to be rush chair. It's a huge job and you don't sound anywhere near mature enough to handle it. There's just something about a man preparing to serve on his executive board that calls his home a frat that bugs me.

And if you're a freshman, doesn't that mean you've been a member for about 5 minutes? And you haven't even initiated yet? If I am right on this (and man oh man I'm hoping I missed a critical point here) then no, you are not ready to be rush chair.