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Originally Posted by Leslie Anne
You might also try to get a little sister from the next pledge class. That's a great way to get involved, share your love for your sorority and connect with new girls. I was a senior (with 2 years left) when I got my little and it was the most rewarding experience I had as a collegian. It's so much fun to lavish love on a newbie.  |
If she's a Kappa as in Kappa Kappa Gamma, our New Member Program isn't structured that way. She can definitely be involved with her Kore group, though, and help out as much as possible with the new member and with all chapter events.
To answer the OP: if you are a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, the best way to get involved is to go to everything you can! You'd be surprised at how many people will appreciate the fact that as a senior, you're making a definite effort to stay active. And you'll get to know your other chapter members, especially the younger ones, so much better. When I was a senior, I still lived in the house and still did as much as my schedule allowed me to with the chapter. I knew the younger classes so much better and I would often hear comments on how cool they thought it was a senior was still involved. It sets a great example for them and hopefully will encourage them to be more involved when they get older, too.
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