Exec board kind of corrupt?

[Jp685]

Originally Posted by honeychile

When sending an email such as you did, in any way questioning the ethics of your executive board, you should always send a copy to your advisors.

It may not be too late, however, if you send a copy to your advisors now. Let them know why you're sending it, also.

I sent a copy to my advisors and gave them the back story. They never responded to me.

They only sent a group message to me and Exec board saying the issues would be addressed at the exec board meeting...a meeting I'm not allowed to attend.

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by Jp685

I sent a copy to my advisors and gave them the back story. They never responded to me.

They only sent a group message to me and Exec board saying the issues would be addressed at the exec board meeting...a meeting I'm not allowed to attend.

Then, go up a level, to the district or state advisory level. I don't know about every sorority, but I can't imagine that you would not be permitted to defend yourself. Even a Standard Committee would allow you that privilege.