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Originally Posted by KaydeeULM
At my university we currently have no type of housing facilities for our sororities. We are a small greek life community with only 3 sororities on campus with each about 60-80 members. Our university is growing and so is our Greek Life and we are ready to get some kind of sorority facilities. A lot of our girls are interested in a lodge of some sort for each of us, but I continue to hear of the outrageous costs to build one. Another idea is of a sorority dorm (which we once had but it sadly burned down 20-30 years ago and have never been replaced) but many of our girls live in apartments and are not interested in moving back into a dorm setting. Which gives the idea of on campus sorority apartments? I've been looking a lot into this and I'm curious on what other campuses without actual sorority houses do or even floorplans of your dorm/apartments/lodges! Any feedback is appreciated!
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I use to work as a regional volunteer with the AOII chapter at ULM. I know about 2 years ago the ULM Administration was waiting until all 3 sororities were financially ready for housing. I would get with Fraternity Sorority Advisor (I believe Keith is still in that position) and talk to him. Maybe even schedule a meeting with advisors, presidents, etc from KD, AOII, and Phi Mu. I would also keep things in mind like most ULM students are from the Monroe area so they might not want to live in sorority housing. However, a lodge or a suite in a dorm might be more ideal.
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