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Old 04-19-2004, 10:40 PM
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New ? or Experimental ? NPC Recruitment Methods ?

A couple of posts in another GC forum in the last few days make me curious -- evidently NPC will be making / permitting some changes in recruitment policies -- correct? And these will go into effect over the next 2 years - right?

Among the things mentioned:

** A menu of recruitment styles for college panhellenics -- 1) continuous open recruitment, 2) minimally structured recruitment, 3) partially structured recruitment, 4) fully structured recruitment

** Annual review of total and the options for determining total

** Elimination of "quota setting methods I and II" (whatever those are)

** Quota range

** Alternate methods for calculating release figures

** Limited application of bid matching

Again, from what I saw, information is supposed to be going out to the world about these and other changes. And apparently some schools have experimented with at least some of the new concepts.

So -- what does some of this mean? Anybody have a clue?

And incidentally, as changes are implemented at various schools, will that have an effect on some of the content of the advice and counsel that GCers will be giving NPMs?
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