Involved sorority collegiate turns invisible alumna

[33girl]

I know that one of our most active alum chapters is Nova (Northern Virginia) and most people have said that's because pretty much everyone in it is a transplant to the area - they were looking for a way to connect with other people because they knew no one and ASA was it. That's a lot different than when you have your family, college friends and sometimes HS friends fairly nearby.

Actually, I was thinking about a part of this topic the other day. Sometimes I think Facebook has actually harmed national involvement more than it's helped. I mean, you can get on the computer and immediately be reconnected with every sister you went to college with and talk to them every day, without having to do all the backstory explaining you always need to do with new people. If you already have that support system you often don't try to search for another one.