A dog-eat-dog recruitment story

[PGD-GRAD]

Congrats on KKG! Your story is well-written and, I think, shows how you matured in your view of each sorority as you progressed through regular recruitment, through obvious disappointment and—finally—through your informal recruitment journey. It’s often true that we see things much more clearly after completion and then reflection.

You have a great deal to offer as a sorority woman; have you considered being a Rho Gamma? Young PNMs could benefit greatly from your experiences and understanding.

[ringpop]

I didn't really go to great lengths to conceal what school I go to, but I figure it doesn't get talked about a lot here so I could get away with some details slipping, lol! Feel free to PM me if you think you know what school it is.

Originally Posted by PGD-GRAD

You have a great deal to offer as a sorority woman; have you considered being a Rho Gamma? Young PNMs could benefit greatly from your experiences and understanding.

Thank you for your kind words! I did consider being a Rho Gamma this year but I believe our Panhel recommends those who joined through COB or informal to spend one year as a recruiter before being a Rho Gamma, which makes sense. I knew I wanted to be able to experience recruitment firsthand from start to finish at least once before jumping into being a Rho Gam, mostly because I wouldn't know what to tell a PNM about Pref or Bid Day since I hadn't been until now. Until around two months ago, I actually had no idea that Pref ceremonies were any different than the other rounds! I just thought we'd be in there chatting for a full hour, lol. But if I'm able to be a Rho Gam next year I'm definitely strongly considering it.

[Theta1234]

Congratulations!