Kappa Delta and Alumnae Initiation

[TX Alum 2010]

Hi, I am new to the GC community. As an undergraduate, I did not have the opportunity to participate in Greek Life at the three respective universities I attended.
As a freshman at Florida State University my spring semester, I became very good friends with a lady who was a substitute house mother for KD. She encouraged me to participate in Panhellenic Recruitment in the fall. Unfortunately, I became ill and had to withdraw. I also lost contact with my friend as well.
During graduate school, I became good friends with several alumnae from different NPC sororities. They encouraged me to learn more about AI. How can I learn more about AI for Kappa Delta? Thank you all for your time and help.

[Leslie Anne]

Originally Posted by TX Alum 2010

Hi, I am new to the GC community. As an undergraduate, I did not have the opportunity to participate in Greek Life at the three respective universities I attended.
As a freshman at Florida State University my spring semester, I became very good friends with a lady who was a substitute house mother for KD. She encouraged me to participate in Panhellenic Recruitment in the fall. Unfortunately, I became ill and had to withdraw. I also lost contact with my friend as well.
During graduate school, I became good friends with several alumnae from different NPC sororities. They encouraged me to learn more about AI. How can I learn more about AI for Kappa Delta? Thank you all for your time and help.

I recommend that you contact KD National Headquarters.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by TX Alum 2010

During graduate school, I became good friends with several alumnae from different NPC sororities. They encouraged me to learn more about AI. How can I learn more about AI for Kappa Delta? Thank you all for your time and help.

Perhaps you should ask the women who suggested it to you in the first place. I'm guessing* they wouldn't have brought it up if they weren't amenable to sponsoring you in their organization's AI process.

*and by "guessing" I of course mean "hoping and praying."

[TX Alum 2010]

Thank you all so much for the helpful information each and every one of you have provided, I truly appreciate it. I have already contacted the national office and got a response informing me my information will be forwarded to the National Vice President-Alumnae.