Curious

[33girl]

Originally Posted by Kansas City

In my experience as a chapter advisor it seems that sorority members generally have it more together than the average college undergrad. If you're looking to help "lost" women, I'd suggest looking somewhere else. Perhaps an off-camups women's aid organization.

BUT THEN YOU DON'T GET THOSE CUTE LETTER SHIRTS!!!

[FSUZeta]

i think that you might find what you are seeking within junior league. the league i joined was very welcoming, had many committees to choose from and with over 300 members it was easy to find a smaller group of women with similar interests with which to cultivate friendships. since the league stresses bettering the commmunity in which they live, you can see the benefits of your hard work on a daily basis.

after your provisional year, you might be able to found a committee to mentor "at risk" college students, if one does not exist.

your provisional year will be a busy one, but fun-i would not pursue other membership in any organizations until i had completed those requirements.

[dukemama]

I agree with FSUZeta. From what I've read about the Junior League, the provisional year is very busy and carries a lot of expectations. I can't imagine how the OP would find time to devote to JL AND pursue AI. I get tired just thinking about it.