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Originally Posted by K∑_PZ_AEKΔB
The FOX coverage was not 100% accurate. We know how the expansion process works and do indeed plan to change it in favor of an open expansion model. Undeniably, it would be advantageous for all parties if the policies and procedure were ammended in such a way. So, having said this - if Sigma Alpha Epsilon hears of the change in IFC's expansion policy and wants to come on, our Kappa Sigma delegate would vote in favor of this expansion (following procedures of open expansion). Our colony and our alumni recognize the bigger picture here. That picture being that it is not all about us... but also for other organizations down the road. Within the next five years, FGCU undergraduate enrollment is projected to increase by 5,000 students (from roughly 10,000 to 15,000). It is estimated that roughly 80% of all Southwest Florida high school graduates are enrolling at FGCU. The campus is evolving at such a streamline pace... enrollment, organizations, buildings, majors, etc. Why not greek life as well? It really is astonishing that Greek Life is being so conservative in the wake of such growth.
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"conservative". Hmm. Well that depends. Does FGCU want each fraternity to have a good amount of members, or do they want each to be struggling to keep members? not saying any of them are right now, but what if they let 4 fraternities on at one time and then each only has 10-14 members?
I know IFC has an information session in the fall. Are tehre really that many men interested in the fraternities that are getting turned down?
Things to think about. I do not agree with Kappa Sigmas "vote to let them come on no matter what" policy. That just doens't make sense.
Also if the FOX coverage was so wrong, maybe you should talk to them. Because their biggest pushing part of that story is that kappa sigma has "no idea why they can't come on campus".
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