Sorority Housing

[KaydeeULM]

Originally Posted by OleMissGlitter

I use to work as a regional volunteer with the AOII chapter at ULM. I know about 2 years ago the ULM Administration was waiting until all 3 sororities were financially ready for housing. I would get with Fraternity Sorority Advisor (I believe Keith is still in that position) and talk to him. Maybe even schedule a meeting with advisors, presidents, etc from KD, AOII, and Phi Mu. I would also keep things in mind like most ULM students are from the Monroe area so they might not want to live in sorority housing. However, a lodge or a suite in a dorm might be more ideal.

I have been in contact with all above and everyone is pretty much on board on helping us get something! Now we are just looking at all of our different options!

And the Monroe area thing is one of our biggest problems right now, many of our girls are leaning towards a lodge because of this, but our advisors don't believe it is feasible financially.

-Our advisors main point is that a sorority dorm/apartment would be the first step. We expect our greek life to grow with this new housing option and if that is the case we may be able to eventually afford lodges.

On that note I love the auburn apartments! I have a meeting with Keith tomorrow and I'm going to present the idea of a smaller version of those!

[FSUZeta]

kaydeeulm, in addition to the lovely apartments provided to the Auburn sorority members, each sorority has a large chapter room that includes a kitchen. some of the sororities have photos of their chapter rooms on their website. you should check them out.

i think that the chapter rooms are on the ground floor and the apartments are on upper floors (but i am not sure).

here is a link to the KD chapter room: http://www.auburnkd.com/photo-album/.../chapter-room/

and the phi mu chapter room: http://blog.auburn.edu/phi_mu/photos

[ElieM]

Originally Posted by Jen

The house is also open to non-sorority women, although sorority members get first dibs.

I was thinking that would be rather awkward for non-sorority women, but looking at the layout, it probably wouldn't be.