Yet to be Themed Re-recruitment Story

[BlueCarnation]

Originally Posted by TexanHootie

My younger sister and a few other family members have gone through rush at schools were recs are rarely written, and sign up for recruitment ends literally HOURS before the first parties start. It isn't uncommon for my chapter at the school to have alumna on hand to go and greet a girl mid conversation just so they can get a feel and write that rec nationals requires if one isn't secured somehow beforehand.

The alum comes out into the rush party and starts talking to the PNM? Really? I didn't know you could do that.

I've learned a lot on this thread. KC 96, really, please come back!

[TexanHootie]

Originally Posted by BlueCarnation

The alum comes out into the rush party and starts talking to the PNM? Really? I didn't know you could do that.

I've learned a lot on this thread. KC 96, really, please come back!

She doesn't talk per say, it's more of a stop to listen when handing out a cookie thing, and introducing herself type of thing! That way they can say they've met the girl.

[BlueCarnation]

Originally Posted by TexanHootie

She doesn't talk per say, it's more of a stop to listen when handing out a cookie thing, and introducing herself type of thing! That way they can say they've met the girl.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure we can't do that.

KC 96, come back!!!

[jolene]

Originally Posted by BlueCarnation

Yeah, I'm pretty sure we can't do that.

KC 96, come back!!!

I'm pretty sure we were allowed to do a quick hello and introduction as we served drinks or whatever. When I helped as an alumna and already knew a girl, I give a wave and hello (it would be rude not to if it's someone you already know), but the rushing was left to the actives.

[Hartofsec]

Originally Posted by BlueCarnation

KC 96, come back!!!

Yes!

I think she would be on the other side of recruitment now -- I hope she starts a new thread about her recruitment experience.