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What do you mean by "I'd love to be involved with this chapter in very active ways since I've never had the collegiate membership experience."?
Do you mean like go to mixers and stuff like that?
If you are considering an advisory role, I would check to see what the chapters and/or Nationals' policies are on that. Some groups prefer that women be graudated (or away from their chapter) for a few years.
And on that same note, would you qualify as an advisor just having joined the sorority?
Once you are alum, you are alum (which is why they call it "alumnae initiation"). They can't reverse your status to "collegiate" or whatever the term is for that group. And I may be crossing some lines I shouldn't, but sometimes alums are preferred to stay away from mixers/etc for risk management/ insurance reasons if they are not advisors.
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