Judge dismisses Wyoming KKG lawsuit

[33girl]

Has anyone ever heard of going directly from a province director to national president? I know all our groups have different names for things, but there are usually a LOT of steps in between unless the national organization is VERY small.

Here's my biggest question, and I realize how it's going to sound. Over lo these many years of posting on GC, KKG has never struck me as one of the more liberal or open-minded groups on a national scale. In fact, the polar opposite. When and how did that change? Was there a leadership coup or something? Or is this something that came from the collegiate chapters and trickled up?

[navane]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Has anyone ever heard of going directly from a province director to national president?

Has anyone ever heard of going directly from 2020 alumna initiate to province director?

[carnation]

Originally Posted by navane

Has anyone ever heard of going directly from 2020 alumna initiate to province director?

Originally Posted by 33girl

Has anyone ever heard of going directly from a province director to national president?

THESE. BOTH of these.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by navane

Has anyone ever heard of going directly from 2020 alumna initiate to province director?

Depending on the circumstances of the alumna initiate - for example, a longtime chapter advisor who wasn't a sister but who has been around the sorority and its policies long enough to understand what's going on - I can see that being not an issue if the group was strapped for volunteers.

But as I have personal experience with an AI turned province director way too soon and the results thereof, I really need to tap out of this part of this discussion before I start sounding like a Quentin Tarantino movie.

[Pinkmagnolia921]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Has anyone ever heard of going directly from a province director to national president? I know all our groups have different names for things, but there are usually a LOT of steps in between unless the national organization is VERY small.

Here's my biggest question, and I realize how it's going to sound. Over lo these many years of posting on GC, KKG has never struck me as one of the more liberal or open-minded groups on a national scale. In fact, the polar opposite. When and how did that change? Was there a leadership coup or something? Or is this something that came from the collegiate chapters and trickled up?

Great Question!