Extension Effort
You are doing fine. The process normally takes between 18 months to two years end to end, but don't worry, you'll get lots of help.
Go ahead and ask your questions. Either posting here, or lurking are active brothers, petitioners, brothers who have been petitioners (including some at HBCUs), alumni, staff, and board members. If we can't answer your questions, we *will* find the people who can.
Right now the group at Jackson State is a Prospect Group which means that the National Office has been in good contact with the group or its representative and that things are starting. The steps go Prospect Group, Interest Group, Petitioning Group and then chapter.
While your chapter will once again receive the chapter letters Omega Psi when you recharter, generally referingto the group as the Jackson State Prospect Group (later Interest Group & Petitioning Group) is prefered.
Eighteen is a large group to start with, but it means that service projects can be done quicker, once you get some structure to hang it on. If the 18 men & women don't know each other, make sure that at least some of the service projects are once where you can work and socialize at the same time.
Wow. SGA, Dean of Students & the Vice Provost. That's quite a list. With that backing, my guess is that getting advisors won't be difficult, but make sure you have some that can make meetings and won't just be on paper.
When do you have to decide if you are going to be on Special Interest Council or Academic Council?
What is the feeling on the Pan-Hellenic Council about Alpha Phi Omega? I notice that JSU doesn't have KKPsi or TBS, does anyone outside the PHC step?
Please ask questions....
Randy
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