Joining an Alum Group Question

[skylark]

SthrnZeta: (sorry for crashing, but...) Have you thought about advising as an outlet of your enthusiasm? It can be very rewarding and (at least in my GLO) the advisors tend to be a younger crowd than the alum chapters. I look forward to the advisory board meetings so much because we take care of business, but then usually spend hours just socializing or catching up. I'm not sure if you are within driving distance of an active chapter, but it is something to look into if it sounds interesting.

[Cane94G8r97]

Originally Posted by skylark

SthrnZeta: (sorry for crashing, but...) Have you thought about advising as an outlet of your enthusiasm? It can be very rewarding and (at least in my GLO) the advisors tend to be a younger crowd than the alum chapters. I look forward to the advisory board meetings so much because we take care of business, but then usually spend hours just socializing or catching up. I'm not sure if you are within driving distance of an active chapter, but it is something to look into if it sounds interesting.

Skylark has a very good point. I love love love the time I spend as an advisor.