If you read my woohoo post, you know that I am my chapter's new Education Director. My main purpose is to ensure that my sisters are fulfilling their academic potential, and that steps are taken to help them if they need it. Also, I give 'education projects' at meeting from time to time. One thing I think we really need help with is etiquette/manners. We are not a Southern chapter, and many of our ladies are from the bootheel and may have not had exposure to formal training in this area. (I have an interest in social customs, so I read Emily Post for entertainment, but I realize that everyone else may not share my hobby.) Has anyone out there had etiquette lessons in their chapter (aside from the fraternity new member "open doors and stand up for ladies" type of thing)? How did it go over? Did you see any lasting results? Were you just preaching to the choir, or did the people who would really benefit attend as well?
(Moderators, just say the word and I'll start this again in another forum-I didn't know quite how to file this one!

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