Co-Ed Fraternity in need of some serious help!

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by dnall

Any national GLO that goes on a campus will start by building an interest group around 20. . . .

A national expansion team would be down there looking at non-greek folks in student govt, other orgs, RAs, intramural teams... you can string a lot of people together that bring different strengths to the equation.

Right, but she's in a local at a campus with around 3000 students, no national GLOs, and sororities that seem to be 20-30 members max. In her campus culture, going from 2 or 3 to 20 people in one semester just may not be realistic, and it could bring its own problems.

I'd advocate more for a goal of doubling membership every semester for the next 2 years, and making sure that the new members will be hard-working assets, not just warm bodies.

[33girl]

They went co-ed around 2.5 seconds ago (read her other posts). And in case you didn't get it...

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Right, but she's in a local at a campus with around 3000 students, no national GLOs, and sororities that seem to be 20-30 members max. In her campus culture, going from 2 or 3 to 20 people in one semester just may not be realistic, and it could bring its own problems.

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Right, but she's in a local at a campus with around 3000 students, no national GLOs, and sororities that seem to be 20-30 members max. In her campus culture, going from 2 or 3 to 20 people in one semester just may not be realistic, and it could bring its own problems.

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Right, but she's in a local at a campus with around 3000 students, no national GLOs, and sororities that seem to be 20-30 members max. In her campus culture, going from 2 or 3 to 20 people in one semester just may not be realistic, and it could bring its own problems.