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Originally Posted by adpiucf
The older members have been there longer. Respect their opinions by observing how things work before you go in and try to change everything. This is also a good lesson on the job or in any other extracurricular activity you may join. You risk alienating people when you try to drastically change how they do things-- or they may do things a certain way for a reason.
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AMEN.
Don't immediately join every committee and position available. You may see this as enthusiasm - others may see it as pushy. Plus, if the older sisters are OK fine with someone who's been around for 2.5 seconds doing everything while they sit back - that may signal a problem within the chapter.
There may be older sisters who aren't on campus or around the sorority much because they're last semester seniors, student teaching, studying abroad or have off-campus internships. Get their contact info and take the time to drop them an email or card - even if it's not "required" - introducing yourself (especially if you are in their family line). They will appreciate it more than you know.
Don't talk incessantly about your GLO to your family, friends, boyfriend/girlfriend or even other members of the sorority. "The other day at the house we did so and so" gets tired quickly. Be happy and proud - but not obsessed!!
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