Interested!

AngelPhiSig · #1 01-06-2002, 11:28 PM

Hi! My name is Alison, and I am interested in starting a chapter of Gamma Sigma Sigma at my school. I have already been in touch with your nationals about this, and recieved the packet. Is there any information that you might have that may be useful to me? Anyone who has recently started a chapter? Please let me know!!!

Thanks
Alison

gamma_girl52 · #2 01-08-2002, 03:31 PM

Hey!! That's great to hear. What school are you at?

I'm a charter member myself, the Zeta Tau Chapter at Georgia State University in Atlanta. I'll be happy to help you with anything at all! I am also a member of our National Membership Committee, so I can help!

Please email me at super_sig@yahoo.com. Waiting to hear from you!

In Service,
gamma_girl

Gamma Sigma Sigma~Celebrating 50 Years of Service, Friendship & Equality~1952-2002

gamma_girl52 · #3 03-01-2002, 10:48 AM

Angel PhiSig,

So what happened? I'm curious. You can PM me if you want!

Much love to all my sisters of the White Rose...

Maroon & WhiteGoes Golden ...50 Years of Service: 1952-2002

notorious4it · #4 05-02-2002, 11:46 AM

Hi! I'm Rikki. I just started a colony here at Murray State University. I would just like to say that when you start a colony realize that your first semester is going to be the hardest and things will get better. Also remember that you and the other petitioning girls should work on sisterhood as much as service because there is a long road ahead. If you have any questions e-mail me at prittirikki@hotmail.com.
Notorious #4

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Gamma Sigma Sigma and Alpha Phi Omega-Greek....But Unique

bunner · #5 05-10-2002, 12:17 AM

You guys are so awesome! I admire you all so much for starting a Phi Sigma Sigma chapter on your campus. Rock on girls. I am from Northern Kentucky University and this year our membership went from 29 to 50! Good luck and I am always here for you. Once a Phi Sig, always a Phi Sig!
Litp,
Amanda Bunner
Bunnera@nku.edu
Gamma Tau Chapter

gamma_girl52 · #6 05-10-2002, 10:09 AM

This is GAMMA Sigma Sigma, not PHI Sigma Sigma. Sorry!

The young lady that is a Phi Sig that posted on here was interested in bring GAMMA Sig to her campus, but I don't know what became of her.

Always in Service...