Opinions on this idea, please.

[nomoreexcuses]

Originally Posted by nittanyalum

I think I recall when I was reading the Beta Sigma Phi website (because I was unfamiliar with them when I first heard the name) a mention that they have "online chapters". I have no idea how that works, but that might be something to look into as a start. I have no suggestion where to begin with that, other than to assume you should contact their national office to ask about it.

Thanks for the suggestion. I did email the office who asked me for my info to see if there's a chapter in my area (there isn't one listed online but perhaps there is a new one not listed yet). I am waiting to hear back, and when I do, I'll inquire about the online chapters as well. The ones I've looked into so far require that you are already a member who is no longer affiliated with a land chapter, but perhaps there are some for new members too.

[Buttonz]

Originally Posted by nomoreexcuses

Thanks for the suggestion. I did email the office who asked me for my info to see if there's a chapter in my area (there isn't one listed online but perhaps there is a new one not listed yet). I am waiting to hear back, and when I do, I'll inquire about the online chapters as well. The ones I've looked into so far require that you are already a member who is no longer affiliated with a land chapter, but perhaps there are some for new members too.

Unless something has changed since I was looking into them, you need to be a member of a land chapter before going ahead and joining an on-line chapter.

Good luck whatever you decide to do

[violetpretty]

ESA sounds like it may be a good fit. Have you talked to women from ESA HQ? Ask them more questions about starting a chapter, time commitments, etc. They should be able to give you an idea of what it is like to start a chapter of their sorority.