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Since all NPC groups are college based, it seems that it would be very unusual for someone to want to join as an alumna; however, after reading these posts, I guess it isn't. Speaking for my own sorority, the only reason we would consider alumnae initiation would be as an honor (a mother, a housemother, a political person, etc.) or if we needed an adviser and the individual was willing to serve the sorority in that capacity. We do have an honor initiate at each national convention and she is usally a prominent person. Of course, the individual would have to be highly recommended by a member(s). I believe that one requirement is that she have a college degree, but I am not positive of that.
I have also been involved in a conversation in an alumnae Panhellenic meeting when an individual who had contacted several member groups was discussed. It was generally decided that she was trying to stir up trouble and none of the groups were interested in her. After comparing notes, it became apparent that she was moving through the groups in alphabetical order.
With all of the other organizations open to women, why would anyone want to join a group that has as its basis collegiate membership? I guess I just don't understand.
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