Who Has Removed Preferential Treatment for Legacies?

[SWTXBelle]

Gamma Phi Beta is no longer giving preferential treatment to legacies, but has formed a committee to look into other ways to acknowledge and celebrate legacies and "legacy makers" (I hate that term - open to suggestions for a better one). I'm on the committee.
https://www.gammaphibeta.org/gpb/00c...tions-Answered

[carnation]

You know, I don't think there's any other way they can "celebrate" legacies if they're going to toss out legacy policies.

[ForeverRoses]

Originally Posted by SWTXBelle

Gamma Phi Beta is no longer giving preferential treatment to legacies, but has formed a committee to look into other ways to acknowledge and celebrate legacies and "legacy makers" (I hate that term - open to suggestions for a better one). I'm on the committee.
https://www.gammaphibeta.org/gpb/00c...tions-Answered

"Legacy Maker" sounds a little cringy. Plus a quick google search and the first result for that term is a meat company.

It would be nice to celebrate legacies after recruitment- maybe tied to founders day somehow? Any maybe not even celebrate the colligate but the "legacy maker". maybe a special pin or necklace or something. In my experience it's the Moms that care more than the college student anyway.