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Originally posted by OTW
I would avoid seeking help from their GC members. You've already contacted their nationals, so unless someone GC sits on nationals, then they won't be of much help. Plus, you want to keep it as private as possible to protect her identity.
I would also try as hard as possible to have her GET OUT and have her contact the appropriate authorities as well -- nationals, the university, even the police -- because it sounds like she's in danger if she's depressed and scared all the time.
I know she's terrified, but progress might be made if she contacted them herself.
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I agree. I started to post something, but I thought that I might be overreacting. Here it is:
What would you advise your sister to do if this didn't involve pledging a sorority?
If she were my sister or daughter, I would encourage her to quit. If she fears she is in danger of physical harm or harassment, I would report this hazing to the head of greek affairs or whatever they call it, the dean, security at her school, and the local police. Continue to contact the NPC's HQ since this situation seems dangerous.
New thoughts: I also think the members of this NPC on GC probably won't be able to help. Deal with the HQ, not GC. Make phone calls, but follow up with letters and email so there is a paper trail. Go straight to the top, not an assistant since this is so important.
I hope that your sister feels better. This situation sounds very frightening.
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