Dual Memberships

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

Anything you can mabuhay, I can mabuhay better!

No, you can't!

Yes, I can!

Originally Posted by Senusret I

Anything you can mabuhay, I can mabuhay better!

My Filipino mom would be so proud of you.

[Senusret I]

It's the only word I know and that's from APO conventions.

[Miriverite]

I know this thread is old a hell, but (from the Gamma Sigma Sigma site):

The College Pan-Hellenic is composed of members of all the eligible sororities and fraternities on its campus. The delegates from chapters of these sororities and fraternities form the College Pan-Hellenic Council, which is responsible for local Pan-Hellenic operation in accordance with National policies and procedures.
Gamma Sigma Sigma’s prohibits affiliation with the National Pan-Hellenic Conference. Pan-Hellenic membership involves the question of adherence to the basic principles on which Gamma Sigma Sigma has been founded. Although some chapters may be non-voting members of their local Pan-Hellenic Council in order to meet student organization requirements for sororities, no GSS chapter may become a regular member of the local Pan-Hellenic Council.

First off, are they referring to both the NPC -and- the NPHC? The way they have it written implies NPHC, but from context I think they're referring to any national Panhellenic group, whether NPC or NPHC. In addition - correct me if I'm wrong - the second paragraph implies that a member of GSS can also be part of their local Panhel (i.e. part of a Panhellenic sorority), but the GSS chapter is prohibited from joining the college's Panhellenic Council as an active, voting body...?

[FSUZeta]

when panhellenic is spelled this way, pan-hellenic, it is referring to nphc.

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by Miriverite

I know this thread is old a hell, but (from the Gamma Sigma Sigma site):



First off, are they referring to both the NPC -and- the NPHC? The way they have it written implies NPHC, but from context I think they're referring to any national Panhellenic group, whether NPC or NPHC. In addition - correct me if I'm wrong - the second paragraph implies that a member of GSS can also be part of their local Panhel (i.e. part of a Panhellenic sorority), but the GSS chapter is prohibited from joining the college's Panhellenic Council as an active, voting body...?

Originally Posted by FSUZeta

when panhellenic is spelled this way, pan-hellenic, it is referring to nphc.

Miriverite, you are correct.

It's not a huge stretch to assume they made a mistake by including the hyphen, since the rest of the context suggests NPC and CPC.

(Although it would definitely also apply to NPHC or any other council of social organizations)

[Northern Belle]

I would like to know everyone thoughts on dual membership between a Multicultural GLO and a NPHC-GLO. Your feedback would greatly be appreciative.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by Northern Belle

I would like to know everyone thoughts on dual membership between a Multicultural GLO and a NPHC-GLO. Your feedback would greatly be appreciative.

Not allowed.

[TitaniumGene]

Read the bylaws of the governing council. They usually state the rules on membership.

[Senusret I]

1) I believe the policy for GPhiD would be the same as any other business sorority. (Unless GPhiD has become social)

2) Not sure.

[shepoodle_1922]

2 of my LS's are Iota Sweethearts

[Miriverite]

How about the combination of cultural Greek + NIC/NPC?

I know a girl who claims to be a member of a multicultural Greek and an NPC, though I am pretty sure that the multicultural is just colonizing at her school. Or she could just be shitting me because she's too afraid to ask outright whether it's allowed or not.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by Miriverite

How about the combination of cultural Greek + NIC/NPC?

I know a girl who claims to be a member of a multicultural Greek and an NPC, though I am pretty sure that the multicultural is just colonizing at her school. Or she could just be shitting me because she's too afraid to ask outright whether it's allowed or not.

She's probably lying.

Who has time to do both?

[DrPhil]

It isn't an issue of time. The issue is whether or not dual membership is permitted on the part of the NPC and MCGLO.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

It isn't an issue of time. The issue is whether or not dual membership is permitted on the part of the NPC and MCGLO.

Hence, the "she's probably lying," since a lot of LGLO/MCGLOs don't allow dual memberships.

The time commitment part was in reference to the second part of her post.