Recs for a Legacy?

[Titchou]

Zillini: Absolutely! Now, there is the time that a woman called me up and said she needed to get a form for her daughter but that she had not been getting her national magazine for years and didn't know what to do. I told her I would check - because something in my memory said this woman had been expelled from the Fraternity. So I called our HQ and verified that the woman had indeed been expelled. Then I had to call her. Now, that was an interesting phone call! Lordy, we could all write books!

[BabyBearADPi]

My younger sister will be going through recruitment at a different university from me and she will be a legacy because I'm an ADPi. I know that I need to fill out the legacy form and send it to the chapter and I have gotten a sister from that chapter to write a rec for her. Is there anything else I should do or do anything differently? I'm just so happy that she's going to a school with a chapter and that she's going through recruitment Any advice ya'll can give me would be awesome!

[exlurker]

Originally Posted by BabyBearADPi

My younger sister will be going through recruitment at a different university from me and she will be a legacy because I'm an ADPi. I know that I need to fill out the legacy form and send it to the chapter and I have gotten a sister from that chapter to write a rec for her. Is there anything else I should do or do anything differently? I'm just so happy that she's going to a school with a chapter and that she's going through recruitment Any advice ya'll can give me would be awesome!

Strictly up to you, and a little outside the "ADPi box," but, without making it a big time-consuming deal for yourself, you might want to at least casually make sure that family friends, others in your community, etc., know that your sister's going through recruitment, and where. In other words, help get the word out so that some Greek women who know your sister may be motivated to send in recs to their chapters at your sister's school.

The above's ^^ just a thought, and your sister may want to seek recs entirely on her own. You probably don't want to "do it all for her," for that matter.