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My advice would be to make sure that you are very organized. If you haven't already, you should each have a binder of the information you have been working on, a page of contact numbers, a calendar, etc. If you meet with an extension person or NPC or someone of that nature, be ready to answer questions about why you want to do this and what you think the goals of an organization should be. Be polite (duh!) and also remember to write thank yous to people who you interview with and people who make the process easier for you.
Also, remember to be nice to GPB. Support their activities, say friendly "hello" to their members, etc. You want to give them every reason to like you because you will be in a better position to build a group if you have the other sorority on campus cheering you on!
I sincerely hope this works out for you. It is very exciting to read about your hard work and dedication. Should you stay local or should you have a national group take you in, I am sure that the rewards will be great for the effort you have put forth.
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