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Originally Posted by aopirose
I am sorry, auburnmom2007. I don’t see where anyone asked either you or your daughter to lie. You may not have known the women on the list handed to you, but did you all contact any of the women that you did know? You may have said that you did and I just don’t recall at the moment.
Teachers, women from church, and neighbors can be good resources as well as club members. I have found a few young women on our Alumnae Panhellenic lists whom I knew but did not realize they were interested in Greek Life. From there, I was able to contact them and offer assistance.
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Exactly. Plus there's a difference in my book between someone you've never met and someone who you may have just met. Alumnae Panhellenic volunteers expect to be contacted by PNM's they've never met. They take the time to talk either in person or on the phone. That's why these alums do this, to help out PNM's who don't know alums from every sorority represented on the campus. Another vital aspect of Alum Panhellenic's is to educate PNM's on what the Recruitment process is going to be like.
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