reinstatement after termination/deactivation?

[OleMissGlitter]

Originally Posted by sageofages

Phi Mu allows reinstatement of membership under certain conditions.

It does require a unanimous vote of the National Council.

AOII has similar guidelines as well.

[SWTXBelle]

The thought of one former sister who resigned in disgrace applying for re-admittance gives me nightmares. I would hope it would be a very rare occasion for someone to be readmitted, although I am glad the opportunity exists for those rare cases where it would be warranted.

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

The thought of one former sister who resigned in disgrace applying for re-admittance gives me nightmares. I would hope it would be a very rare occasion for someone to be readmitted, although I am glad the opportunity exists for those rare cases where it would be warranted.

FWIW, I know of two who resigned in disgrace & tried to be readmitted. They did not succeed. I know of two others who resigned due to financial/scholarship reseason, and they were both able to be readmitted. But! It is a long and stringent process.

[OleMissGlitter]

Originally Posted by honeychile

FWIW, I know of two who resigned in disgrace & tried to be readmitted. They did not succeed. I know of two others who resigned due to financial/scholarship reseason, and they were both able to be readmitted. But! It is a long and stringent process.

Agreed.

I think it's usually women who left due to finances or academic reasons and want to come back later on in life. I think if a member was suspended because of questionable actions it would be much harder for her to be reinstated.