Quote:
Originally Posted by Sciencewoman
I will shed some positive light and say that we have a bunch of super active young alumnae who are actually doing a lot more in our alumnae group than some of the older members. Our VP just graduated 2 years ago and she is great at energizing other young alumnae and delegating tasks they can manage. We also have a new joiner who just graduated in May and was president of her chapter. She just developed our new website.
|
I think that our very young alumnae group would benefit from having some older members' perspectives- we don't necessarily need them to do anything, just help balance us out. We have all graduated in four years or less ago. We have the energy and motivation to do things, sometimes we are just at a loss/unsure of what to actually do. It also makes it difficult to sell the idea to collegians that we are involved for life- yet the only advisors graduated under 10 years ago, and the only other active alum are the 5 of us in our group. I find it very disappointing. I would love to get to know older members.
Hybrid Mode
