Involved sorority collegiate turns invisible alumna

[excelblue]

I'd imagine that you average super-involved and bubbly person is the type that also gets super-involved in their current task. Straight out of college, they may have a lot of new stuff to handle, such as getting settled in a job, etc. Such things may get super stressful and time consuming, and it may be a while before they have time to get involved again.

[33girl]

Hell, we have super-involved people on a NATIONAL level (like ex-councillors) that fall off the face of the earth.

But at any rate - yes, it can be burnout. It can also be that she liked and was exceptionally good at being an XYZ in her chapter and her school, but she has little to no interest in the national sorority as a whole.

I also would like to mention that the president is VERY often not the most liked or "model" sister in the chapter. Often, it's who wants to do it, or can be talked into doing it.