Multicultural GLOs

[HopefulInterest]

Hmm. Interesting. I always thought that it was interesting that the NMGC is so small.

(Excuse me if I shouldn't say this -- just tell me and I'll edit it out): When I was in high school, I really wanted to pledge AKA or DST, but after doing some more research and thinking about it some more, I decided I wanted something broader.

[preciousjeni]

Originally Posted by HopefulInterest

Hmm. Interesting. I always thought that it was interesting that the NMGC is so small.

There are well over 60 sororities, alone, that promote themselves as historically multicultural. But, the majority of them are very small and have few resources. I understand the draw of wanting to start a new organization, but it doesn't make a lot of sense to me if you haven't exhausted other resources. There are enough existing multicultural sororities/fraternities that it seems a person should be able to find a connection with one of them.

Of course, if that doesn't happen then, by all means, start a new GLO. But, for heaven's sake, do so with extensive preparation and a strong group of founders. (That was not directed at you, HopefulInterest.)