Kappa Tau Sigma

[knight_shadow]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

But it's a reasonable question. There are already a number of established non-collegiate sororities, along with the established collegiate ones. As the OP seeks to recruit new members, she should expect them to ask "Why? -- Why did you see the need for a new sorority instead of an established one? What does Kappa Tau Sigma offer that other sororities (collegiate and non-collegiate) don't? Why should I choose Kappa Tau Sigma over the others?"

Right. And I would always offer that to someone who is THINKING about starting an organization, but not to someone who has already started one.

Also, the post I quoted didn't read as "I'm asking this to be helpful" -- it seemed like a precursor to a "founderitis" post.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

Right. And I would always offer that to someone who is THINKING about starting an organization, but not to someone who has already started one.

Why not? The OP invited suggestions and questions. I would assume that any suggestions might include suggestions on how to build a strong foundation at the outset and recruit members. These "why?" questions go to the heart of those concerns, and it's never to late to make sure you have good answers to them.

Also, the post I quoted didn't read as "I'm asking this to be helpful" -- it seemed like a precursor to a "founderitis" post.

Very true. I was trying to rehabilitate the question -- I think it highlights something that if the Kappa Tau Sigma founders haven't thought about (and for all we know, they've given it a great deal of thought), they would do well to.