Sorority cob

[Texasrush]

Greetings I am interested in cob for sororities at ou

[Texasrush]

Anyone know if sororoties at univ of ok are still doing open recruitment

[DubaiSis]

That is the sort of thing that the Greek Life office on campus will be able to answer.

[thetalady]

Right off the COB form from the OU web site:

If you have questions about which sororities are participating in Informal Recruitment contact the Panhellenic Adviser at 325-4024.

[hithere112]

Like the others said, contacting the greek life office will give you the ability to see if chapters are still doings COB.

That said, Spring Recruitment is becoming a lot less stigmatized and out in the open at OU. I think 4 or 5 chapters did organized events last year.

[SWTXBelle]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Is+the+Universi...ty+recruitment

I am becoming cranky in my old age.

[SoCalGirl]

^Dead. I am dead.

[LuvMyPNM]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Is+the+Universi...ty+recruitment

I am becoming cranky in my old age.

Love it

[AZTheta]

#annoyed

For less energy and effort than it took to come here, create an account, and post, one click would have yielded the answer. I don't get it.

More and more I'm adopting the NPHC stance: aspirants/pnms need to do their own (fecking) research.

[ASTalumna06]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Is+the+Universi...ty+recruitment

I am becoming cranky in my old age.

I love that site! My boss actually showed it to me. We worked in IT for one specific application, but we'd get questions about other things like Outlook ALL THE TIME. Someone once put in a Helpdesk ticket for our application, but they added an extra question in because they didn't know how to set an out-of-office message ... as if it's IT's job to help her with that. My boss sent me a link to that site with "How do I set an out-of-office message in Outlook," and I was dying. It became the big joke between us.

Originally Posted by AZTheta

#annoyed

For less energy and effort than it took to come here, create an account, and post, one click would have yielded the answer. I don't get it.

More and more I'm adopting the NPHC stance: aspirants/pnms need to do their own (fecking) research.

It's amazing to me that with nearly every answer in the world only a mouse-click away, people still consider a Google search to be too much effort.