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09-02-2013, 09:50 PM
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Partially Structured Recruitment
Now that I've watched most of DD's friends finish their recruitment, it's time to get ready for hers! She is attending a small school that has Partially Structured Recruitment. I have no idea what that means! Could you kind ladies please explain?
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09-02-2013, 10:03 PM
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Partially structured is one of the 4 styles of recruitment as defined by NPC. Partially structured recruitment is less formal than formal recruitment but more formal than minimally structured recruitment. Recruitment will still have panhellenic coordinated
events but not nearly as structured as with formal recruitment.
Good luck to your daughter!!
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09-02-2013, 10:26 PM
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I always liked this explanation from an old issue of The Quill:
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Partially Structured Recruitment: This version of formal recruitment features a more flexible schedule, with events held over several days at different times to accommodate the busy schedules of today’s student. While potential new members can attend events that fit their schedules and interests, each woman must visit each sorority at least once. Partially structured recruitment includes a preference and bid day event, and involves a Quota and Total.
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And the MOI gives a sample schedule that's also useful in figuring out the differences:
Event I — Panhellenic Fair event. The College Panhellenic hosts an open event or simultaneous events on campus in centrally located areas. Greeters are College Panhellenic officers, recruitment counselors and a selected group from each chapter. Displays, discussions and a schedule of events offered by the chapters are available.
Event II — Open House tours available to all potential new members.
Recruitment counselors may escort or greet potential new members at the chapter site. Potential new members sign in at each event so that a record of attendance is kept.
Event III — Chapters have events during the week, with events of their choice (two to three events). Events are scheduled for potential new members’ convenience (after classes, weekends and evenings).
Event IV — Invitational Preference events are scheduled.
Chapters call or give invitations to their guests. Guests may attend a specified number of events determined by Panhellenic.
At the conclusion of preference events, all potential new members are given the opportunity to sign an MRABA form with their choices in order and submit it to the College Panhellenic. Bid matching takes place.
Event V — Bid Day.
The College Panhellenic determines the time and place for giving bids.
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09-02-2013, 11:55 PM
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Thank you both for the explanation!
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09-21-2013, 01:29 PM
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A quick follow up - today was bid day and DD is thrilled to be a DZ!! I'm happy and excited for her, too!
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09-21-2013, 02:17 PM
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Congrats to your daughter and DZ! I hope she has an absolutely wonderful time getting to know her sisters!
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09-21-2013, 02:58 PM
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How wonderful. Congratulations to your daughter!
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