"Founders" vs. "Charter Members"

[NutBrnHair]

I will share a funny thing that happened one time... I didn't witness this, but it makes me laugh out loud every time I think of this story:

National Rep. was introducing a chapter's charter members to a National Officer and started to mistakenly refer to them as "founders." She stopped herself just as she had begun to say the word and said, "These are the farters."

[Xidelt]

Originally Posted by NutBrnHair

I will share a funny thing that happened one time... I didn't witness this, but it makes me laugh out loud every time I think of this story:

National Rep. was introducing a chapter's charter members to a National Officer and started to mistakenly refer to them as "founders." She stopped herself just as she had begun to say the word and said, "These are the farters."

You are only a founder if you establish a new chapter of an org on campus and your average is ABOVE the all Greek women's average. If you are establishing a chapter of a new org and your average is BELOW the all Greek women's average, then you are a charter member. If you are trying to establish a colony and your average is BELOW the all women's average for campus, then you are just SOL.

Just wanted to clarify that for everyone.

[aopirose]

Originally Posted by Xidelt

You are only a founder if you establish a new chapter of an org on campus and your average is ABOVE the all Greek women's average. If you are establishing a chapter of a new org and your average is BELOW the all Greek women's average, then you are a charter member. If you are trying to establish a colony and your average is BELOW the all women's average for campus, then you are just SOL.

Just wanted to clarify that for everyone.