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Old 05-21-2006, 03:43 PM
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Originally posted by Senusret I
I'm just curious....if the orgs are non-collegiate, would there be a particular purpose for being on a council?

Also....can one be a member of more than one non-collegiate sorority?
The purpose of having a council would be to promote unity between the organizations on the council, to find ways to create more of an interest in our type of organizations (which would hopefully, in turn, help make rush more competitive) and to have a way of sharing ideas between organizations (among many others). It just feels like each of our type organizations is on their own, with little to no contact/unity with other groups like ours

As far as being in more than one non-collegiate sorority goes, I don't know the rules for other Non-collegiates but our constitution says that a member of Phi Beta Psi may not concurrently hold active or inactive membership in any other non-collegiate sorority, however she MAY be a member of a traditional GLO (be it NPC, NPHC, Multi-cultural or local)
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