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There are a lot of wonderful, quality women who don't join a sorority not because they don't want to belong to one, but because they can't stand the structure and (often) the fakiness of formal rush. Also, women may want to join a sorority but can't afford the dues - I am assuming yours are lowest on campus since you are local and unhoused. Those groups are the women you need to target. They will see what would be construed by some as negatives (no national affiliation, no house) as positives.
I agree w/ shadokat, tell the alums you need help!! No you don't have a national HQ that will close you because you are small - but with 4 members, you need to get more or you will die out.
If you have stayed around for 15 years, obviously a local group is something that Kent State wants and needs. Don't give up.
p.s. I've also heard of doing things like taking a block class - i.e. a whole group of women together. Ask the Greek advisor if anyone has approached her about adding a new group to campus - perhaps the two of you can get together.
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