My introduction, need your advice as well.

[lcollins626]

Points taken, and yes you are right widen it to literary arts is a wonderful Idea. We just an interest group right now, forming different ideas and getting help where possible. We thought about starting a chapter with another frat but that was quickly dismissed. We currently do have an organization up and running we currently have 47 members But all of us are poets, I will spread the word about changing it to literary arts to get w wider audience for recruitment. As for the naming goes me personally wanted to make sure that people will take us serious with having four letters. Everyone(members) agreed with it. Thank You for the info. And yeah any recruitment tips will be helpful as well. Everyone says that is the hardest process.

[adpiucf]

Read through Greek Chat for discussions about recruitment and consult with organizations on your campus to see what's worked in the past. Are you are a registered student organization? Are you coed? There are certain university rules to follow about how to exist and how to advertise on campus. Follow them to a "T." You don't want to anger the administration; it will make it much harder for your org to thrive. Figure out what you need to do to follow the rules on your campus and ask for some mentoring from other groups on campus. See if you can get someone from the English dept to serve as a faculty adviser, and talk to someone who works in the office of student activities to get suggestions for recruitment.