Small college (1,800) new local in Mass.

[BlACKROSE]

Originally Posted by AXOeva

I can empathize to your plight because I belong to both a LGLO and was a founding sister of my chapter of my GLO. (Yeah, it is confusing I know). When starting a new sorority, you need to figure out what is missing on your campus and how you can fill that need. You may also start looking for other girls in your situation, girls who want a sisterhood, but have not found it with other organizations. Start small, look for maybe five girls who have values and goals that you share and build your organization around that. Establish a presence at your college and then try to expand. As for cheap marketing ideas, use your library printers to make flyers. Does your school have a website or television channel where you can post notices? And keep persevering!

Thanks I currently started an organization and I feel that this has been one of the most helpful ideas.

[AlphaFrog]

Is there a full moon tonight??

That's the only good reason I can think of for digging up anything christinasmile wrote...unless of course you're looking for a good SKEPi reference.

Oh Jesus H. Christ, for a second there I thought cristinasmile and SKEPi made a comeback.

[SoCalGirl]

Originally Posted by OTW

Oh Jesus H. Christ, for a second there I thought cristinasmile and SKEPi made a comeback.

That was my thought too! I thought she was going to give us an update.