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I think the level of committment depends on each member. I have not been part of a colonization, but I understand there are certain demands on one's time and leadership opportunities that might not exist in an established group.
Working with alumnae advisers and the greek director, as well as the expansion team of the international group, bylaws should be drafted that clearly outline the mission of the group and the expectations for membership. Each member of this group should have a copy for review and should be allowed to voice her ideas and thoughts before it is put up for approval and ultimately adopted. As for a senior who wants to lead, I think an older student can make a huge difference in terms of her ability to manage her time and work with others.
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