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Originally Posted by H0NEY1987
This is the situation.
We were founded to be a college based sorority at a specific school. We do not consider ourselves a community sorority.
At the time of submitting our constitution to the greek advisor we were informed that local sororities were not permitted registration.
We were offered opportunity to look into other existing groups that are on a national council.
We chose to keep our letters and are currently attempting to gain national status in an effort to become members of this campus' IFC.
My question is:
National organizations have chapters on multiple campuses.
what are methods to get other schools, who have the need for a sorority to join, to know that we exist and contact us for a new chapter.
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OK, that makes sense.
My fraternity began expanding when a brother transferred to a different school and brought the organization to the campus. Now our expansion occurs when an interested group of men contacts us to see if we'd like to open a chapter.
You could try contacting local colleges (expansion is usually easier if it's done nearby) to let them know that you'd like to expand. They may invite you to come out and present/advertise on campus. That could stir up some interest and get the ball rolling.
FYI - How would your
sorority be joining IFC?
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