Recruitment tactics

[magichat]

Facebook groups are good for keeping everyone upto date on whats going on. Other fraternities on campus invite girls into theirs or keep it open for anyone to join, for us its brothers and rushes and we keep it invite only.

Also, try to have parties before rush even starts, we do most of our cuts before rush week begins and pick up very few kids during rush itself.

[CrackerBarrel]

School year's over.

And what exactly is the problem with the strategy I just posted? Or do you just object to the obviously true assertion that their are tiers in greek life (Elite, Great, Good, Bad, Might as well not be Greek)?

[violetpretty]

Originally Posted by CrackerBarrel

School year's over.

Oh, I'm sorry. YOU are at home done with exams and that means every other college student is too.

Originally Posted by CrackerBarrel

And what exactly is the problem with the strategy I just posted?

It wasn't a strategy, it was a covert way to say, "Look at me, I'm in a top tier chapter." Congratulations. You have the flawed assumption that every chapter can just have events and the potential members come to them.

Originally Posted by CrackerBarrel

Or do you just object to the obviously true assertion that their are tiers in greek life (Elite, Great, Good, Bad, Might as well not be Greek)?

I don't deny that tiers exist in most Greek Communities. I just think it's stupid to overemphasize their importance because it belittles the experiences of members in "lower tier" chapters; as if their experiences are/were not as worthwhile simply because of their "low tier" status.

[CBU Jeff]

Also, keep in mind of chapters that may not have houses or a sweet "fraternity row" to use. PR is huge.

[PhiGam]

If his name wasn't cracker barrel it wouldnt have happened