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Originally Posted by mkgirl
I hope some of you can give me some suggestions here. My sister and I are alums of a chapter that has been struggling with its numbers for several years. We have offered our help for recruitment, and plan to meet with the pres. in the next few weeks. She is receptive to our help and especially wants to get some history from my sister. She was in at a time (20 years ago) when attracting girls was not an issue. (I'm an alum initiate, so can't be of help with history) They are without an advisor right now, though someone has stepped in temporarily. Of course, we'll see what the pres. would like us to do, but I thought with the wealth of knowledge and experience on this board, that we might go in with some ideas.
There are some other alums that I think will be willing to offer their help, as well. However, none of us are young enough to hang around during parties and look collegiate! LOL
Any ideas...send them this way!
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I don't know what the rules are for NPC orgs in regards to whether or not alumnae can attend recruitment parties/events or talk to PNM's. But if there is not rule against these things, you could bring a different perspective. You and your sister could talk about the things that you've gained from your sorority that have lasted beyond college (networking, lifelong friends, confidence, leadership skills, patience, maturity, etc.)
I don't know much about how the NPC orgs are run, but I know that for my sorority, donations for food or decorations would have been really appreciated. I know that some schools have limits on how much a chapter can spend. But even with a no-frills recruitment, I'm sure a smaller, struggling chapter would appreciate some help so that they don't have to dip into the budget as much (so that they can have a little more money for other things later on in the semester).
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