What made you turn to Greek life?

[excelblue]

I was originally on the boat of making fun of Greek organizations. As a stupid freshman, I had this ridiculous plan where I was going to dig up evidence and make a mockery of the system. At the same time, wanting to leave my high school years behind and reinvent myself, I wanted to do something that would seem out-of-character for me.

Originally, I was too busy to check out the fraternities, so I was unaffiliated for a couple months. At that time, I found out that Triangle was colonizing on my campus via a mass email. I decided to check out the infosession just to see how ridiculous it could get.

So, I went to the infosession, and the consultant (sent from nationals) talked me into it. Life has its surprises.

[cheerfulgreek]

When I was a freshman at UND (University of North Dakota) I had friends who were greek that wanted me to join their organizations, but they were members of NPC and local traditional sororities which I didn't have any interest in. Plus, I had a dual major -zoology and biology with a minor in chemistry, so I was always studying, and I really didn't have time for anything like that. While I was attending UND, I excelled in all of my science classes, where I became a member of Phi Sigma Biological Sciences Honor Society. I later joined a Christian sorority after my sophomore year when I transferred to the University of Minnesota. I was in a summer vet medicine program in Kanas City where I met a friend who was in the same program I was in. She told me about a Christian sorority she was a member of. It seemed like something I would be interested in, so she invited me to one of the interest group meetings which I enjoyed, so I decided join, after going to a few more. That's what brought me to my organizations.