Your thoughts on AI: discussion goes here.

[ReachTheLimit]

Originally Posted by texas*princess

I agree with your points, however, it has been stated several times, that AI is not meant to be pursued.

If a group approached you and you are invited to join, the process is quite easy. You fill out a form, order a badge, learn all you can, and wait until initiation.

I don't disagree with you on that, at all.

But, I do think that there is room for successful, career women, who may have, for whatever reason, not joined a sorority earlier in life, who would like to contribute and would like to for that particular organzation.

Texas, I guess all I am trying to say, is if the National GLO's are not up for being approached for AI, why don't they just end it there when they receive an e-mail or phone call regarding?

With me, there was a sorority in particular where I didn't know any current members, but did not pick one at random and think, "Oh that sounds good!"

That's all I am trying to say.

[adpiucf]

Originally Posted by ReachTheLimit

But, I do think that there is room for successful, career women, who may have, for whatever reason, not joined a sorority earlier in life, who would like to contribute and would like to for that particular organzation.

There is. They're invited through their connection by a relative or friend. And you can contribute your time by calling up a collegiate chapter or the local arm of the philanthropy the sorority supports to offer your services at any time.

Originally Posted by ReachTheLimit

Texas, I guess all I am trying to say, is if the National GLO's are not up for being approached for AI, why don't they just end it there when they receive an e-mail or phone call regarding?

They do. But there's no need to flood our limited office staff at the HQ or our volunteer directors with unnecessary calls from people who learn about AI through GC.