Alum visiting colleges with daughter Qestion

[Munchkin03]

Originally Posted by agzg

I second the request! I know for my group anyone can fill out a Legacy Introduction Form but I'm pretty sure in practice it's mostly the family member of the PNM (and for some reason I almost wrote "bride" here - LOL my cube neighbor is getting married this weekend).

I'm so under-educated on recs, STILL.

I had recs but didn't need them. I should be writing more of them, but I just don't know that many HS seniors who are remotely interested in Greek Life.

My hometown Panhellenic is really on-point, considering it's a small town and it consists primarily of retired women. They have regular events throughout the year, have a Greek Life panel for HS seniors and their mothers, and have a cocktail party over Christmas Break for collegiates.

[melindawarren]

Originally Posted by Munchkin03

I had recs but didn't need them. I should be writing more of them, but I just don't know that many HS seniors who are remotely interested in Greek Life.

My hometown Panhellenic is really on-point, considering it's a small town and it consists primarily of retired women. They have regular events throughout the year, have a Greek Life panel for HS seniors and their mothers, and have a cocktail party over Christmas Break for collegiates.

I wish my hometown Panhellenic had more interest in helping with recs! Given the competitiveness of USC rush (can't really speak to UCLA rush, but I doubt it's significantly less competitive), it would be nice to have our Panhellenic available to help.