Thinking about becoming a Zeta

[Psi U MC Vito]

Originally Posted by ree-Xi

Thank you for the info. I only used the word "line" because the OP did.

I can't imagine what a feat it would be to be the only member, and then revive the chapter. It is impressive, to say the least. I know that there are chapters of all types of orgs that sustain on 5-10 members, but logistically, I couldn't wrap my head around *1* "active member"/sister.

Thank you for sharing how things work in your organization and governing body.

I've heard of it done in my organization as well. However the only case I know of the alumni association was really active and took over pretty much all responsibilities until they initiated more people.

[rhoyaltempest]

Originally Posted by Psi U MC Vito

I've heard of it done in my organization as well. However the only case I know of the alumni association was really active and took over pretty much all responsibilities until they initiated more people.

This actually happened to my undergrad chapter after I graduated. The chapter got down to 1 member and you would've thought that she would need more help from alumnae but she didn't. In fact, our lone members are known for working really hard and she did just that and it was her last semester in school but she was determined to not leave the chapter with no members. She hosted events, programs, did community service, brought in new members, and graduated with a 3.0. Quite impressive indeed but then I guess, it could actually be a plus not to have so many opinions to deal with.