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I am of the same mind as littleowl. I just didn't click with the ladies I met in the local Cinci alumni group (mostly women from UC and MiamiU). Heck, I wasn't a super-involved undergrad. I participated, but never held an office. It wasn't until I was unemployed and 30 years old that I found the desire to do some volunteer work, which is what led me back to Theta. It was an added bonus that it led me back to my home chapter, but I would have happily gotten involved as an advisor to a different chapter.
Most of the gung-ho sisters from when I was an active are still gung-ho, but with current life activities. People can only do so much. I know of 4 women who were active with me who are involved in advisory roles, but not really involved with local alumnae groups.
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