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03-09-2003, 06:45 PM

imsohappythatiama imsohappythatiama is offline

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Ideas for Recruiting Alumni Advisors

Many NPC orgs have reported having trouble recruiting Alumnae Advisors, and we all know that that--on a National level--the chapters that stay the strongest are those with strong and continued alumnae advisor support.

So my questions are--

(1) If your chapter or org has trouble recruiting and retaining dedicated alumnae/alumni advisors, what do you think they should try--programs, incentives, etc.--to recruit them?

or...

(2) If your chapter or org DOESN'T have trouble recruiting and retaining dedicated alumnae/alumni advisors, what is the secret of your success? What are your best practices?

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