Any Founders Out There??? - Page 3

zchi2 · #31 07-22-2003, 04:18 PM

I'm a chapter founder of Zeta Sigma Chi Multicultural Sorority, Inc., Epsilon Chapter. It feels good to be a Founder

FAB*SpiceySpice · #32 07-22-2003, 04:27 PM

My chapter recolonized in 2001 (my freshman year) and I was a "founding" member of our chapter...the second time around. It's very cool though, we have our original charter from a way long time ago and our new charter from January 2002 that I and all the others girls signed. It was a very hard but awesome and fufilling experience and I wouldn't have traded it for anything.

amyleigh · #33 07-31-2003, 07:08 PM

I was a founder for the Theta Mu Chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma. We were installed Dec 1994 after over a year of hard work. It was a great experience. We had not been a local chapter beforehand, so we had lots of work to do.

It is really exciting to see the chapter now, staying strong and yet 10 years younger then us.

Many of the founders are still tight and hang out together, stand for each other as bridesmaids, etc. One of my founding sisters is hosting my baby-shower for me.

Amy

lilkel244 · #34 09-02-2003, 02:31 AM

I am a founding sister of my chapter! My colony came in three waves, the first girls were from the spring of 2002, second (my class) from the fall of 2002, and the third from the spring of 2003 and all 50 of us signed the charter. It was awesome because the first to classes instead of having bigs and littles we have twins, so I have a twin and a little! Its awesome. I agree though, its a lot of hard work because no one knows what there office or job really entails because there is no one to watch and look up to. But my installation was amazing, I am the historian and chaplain, so I got to say Grace and the creed with our national president right next to me, its was incredible, it has made the whole sorority experience so much more meaninful for me.

Optimist Prime · #35 09-02-2003, 09:40 AM

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Originally posted by lilkel244
I am a founding sister of my chapter! My colony came in three waves, the first girls were from the spring of 2002, second (my class) from the fall of 2002, and the third from the spring of 2003 and all 50 of us signed the charter. It was awesome because the first to classes instead of having bigs and littles we have twins, so I have a twin and a little! Its awesome. I agree though, its a lot of hard work because no one knows what there office or job really entails because there is no one to watch and look up to. But my installation was amazing, I am the historian and chaplain, so I got to say Grace and the creed with our national president right next to me, its was incredible, it has made the whole sorority experience so much more meaninful for me.