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Originally posted by LatinaAlumna
Usually this means that an organzation will no longer have access to use of campus facilities, or be able to host on-campus events, etc. On some campuses, if a student is caught affiliating with a non-recognized group, he/she could face disciplinary action from the school. I would say that losing recognition really does matter to many cultural/ethnic interest fraternities and sororities because most of host numerous workshops and activities on campus throughout the year. Involvement, be it community service or academic, is the backbone of many of our organizations.
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co-sign on LA's post.
If a chapter is not recognized, they can't do intake, but any individual members [assuming they are not facing additional punitive measures] can still wear their letters.
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