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Are you talking about a main advisor position, or part of a coaching team?
Is it going to be a chapter you've gotten to know members of in the past - through convention, etc - or will you have a chance to meet the members at some point?
If you're not an alum of the chapter with that built-in connection, constant long-distance advising can be really, really hard. As plugged in as we all are nowadays, especially collegians, there is still nothing that beats human contact.
Also, schools may require a faculty advisor as the main advisor - regardless of whether the person is a member or even Greek at all.
I honestly think you would have a better experience advising a chapter of another group that is closer to you.
Tangent: this just points out why we need to start really and truly re-involving alumnae. I'm sure there are ASA alums closer to those chapters than you are.
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