NPHC Members To Be Among Gamma Chis for Fall 2012 NPC Recruitment (Miss. State)

[FSUZeta]

Originally Posted by AZ-AlphaXi

Here's what the NPC MOI (aka Green Book) says about recruitment counselors

Recruitment counselors are undergraduate chapter members in good standing
and who:
1. Are dependable, responsible and available to the Potential New Member.
2. Are enthusiastic and have a positive attitude toward
fraternity experiences.
3. Are objective and impartial in opinions.
4. Have good listening skills and the ability and willingness to
keep confidences.
5. Are sensitive and perceptive of another’s feelings while
remaining objective.
6. Are representative of the best qualities of a Panhellenic woman.
7. Are willing to refrain from contacting their own chapter members in
order to reveal confidential information obtained from a PNM.

Resolved (1993), That because collegiate membership recruitment
counselors function as a committee of the local College Panhellenic during
membership recruitment, they shall be in good standing in their member
groups, be active participants in the collegiate chapter and shall be enrolled
in the institution where the chapter is located.

perhaps i am reading this wrong, but unless the NPHC members sororities are not members of the college panhellenic-meaning they are members of the NPHC at MSU-then it appears that MSU is not following NPC recommendations.

And thank you AZ-AlphaXi for finding this.

[Old_Row]

Originally Posted by FSUZeta

perhaps i am reading this wrong, but unless the NPHC members sororities are not members of the college panhellenic-meaning they are members of the NPHC at MSU-then it appears that MSU is not following NPC recommendations.

And thank you AZ-AlphaXi for finding this.

Don't the NPHC, MCGLOs etc. sometimes all fall under the umbrella of the Panhellenic council at schools? It doesn't appear to be the case at MSU, but it seems like I've seen things structured that way at other schools.

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by Old_Row

Don't the NPHC, MCGLOs etc. sometimes all fall under the umbrella of the Panhellenic council at schools? It doesn't appear to be the case at MSU, but it seems like I've seen things structured that way at other schools.

The only time I've seen these groups under the same council has been in the case of "All Greek Councils"

[Ch2tf]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

The only time I've seen these groups under the same council has been in the case of "All Greek Councils"

Or just not enough non-NPC orgs to have a separate council. I advise at a school where there are only 2 cultural/MCGLOs in total, 1 fraternity and 1 sorority. TNX is an associate member of the CPC, as college rules require they associate with a council, but there is only one.

[Mevara]

Originally Posted by FSUZeta

perhaps i am reading this wrong, but unless the NPHC members sororities are not members of the college panhellenic-meaning they are members of the NPHC at MSU-then it appears that MSU is not following NPC recommendations.

And thank you AZ-AlphaXi for finding this.

I didn't read any of that saying they had to be part of Panhellenic. It just said they were "a committee of the Panhellenic". It also said "good standing of their member group", again not Panhellenic. Maybe it is just me being too literal but I don't think they are breaking any NPC recommendation.

[AGDLynn]

According to the MSU website, they are two separate Panhellenic groups.