Quote:
Originally Posted by KSUViolet06
I would say YES.
We had a situation similar to this when I was an active. A chapter was placed on social probation and was not allowed to have social events. I am pretty sure they were told not to discuss it. Panhellenic told the other chapters on campus not do so either (if asked about it by a PNM). They took a quota sized class during recruitment, but I know that there were some girls who chose not to stay in the sorority when they were told about the probation. Others were upset because they were not told before they joined.
So I think that honesty is the best policy here.
|
I completely agree with you KSUViolet. It seems like every year there is at least one Chapter that is on some sort of probation. Panhellenic tells us not to discuss it and I think that is right. I think the Chapter that is on probation, if asked, should answer appropriately and honestly.
Hybrid Mode
