I think that we have all had that group photo session. You know, the one where NO one is prepared to take the photo, no one knows how/where to line up, and there are a million things wrong with the layout of the photo. You know, the one where someone who is tall doesn’t want to get in the back of the photo, even though that’s the only logical place. Or, better yet, someone who is short doesnâ€[...]
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Getting involved in a sorority can be a challenging task. We think that as soon as we join, we will have a hundred best friends, but the truth is relationships take work. Today on the blog I am going to give you 31 simple tasks you can do to get more involved with your sorority. These ideas are great for introverts and extroverts alike! One thing my sorority taught me is to receive much you mus[...]
Recruitment can be a scary time for so many students. Many high schoolers aren't sure what to do during recruitment. They may not have had any family guidance, or their family members were a part of the Greek system so long ago. Today I am going to be sharing a couple of universal things that most sororities are looking for during recruitment. Once you understand these five things, recruitment[...]
Recruitment and getting your organization's name out there is difficult as a registered student organization, whether your organization is old or new. Today on The Happy Arkansan we are discussing a few excellent ways to get your organization's name and face out there. read more[...]
So many leaders from across the country from politicians to journalists have Greek life in common. Sometimes Greek life has a negative connotation so some people don't like to add it to their résumé. First off, please add your sorority and fraternity experience to your résumé. Second, I am going to show you how to create a sorority experience that looks good on a résumé. read more[...]
Today on the blog we are talking about sororities, and specifically, the three best pieces of sorority advice I ever received. When I joined my sorority in the Spring of 2012, I was blessed with a great sisterhood, and over time I received many pieces of advice that have helped me make the most of my sorority experience. I hope this advice helps you all as much as it helped me. read more[...]
When I left my collegiate sorority days, I took up a National Officer position with my sorority Tri Sigma. I joke that I am basically a Sigma Instagram stalker, and I have seen the amazing things that my sisters across the country have done with their sorority profiles. With recruitment around the corner, you need to understand social media use. This can be helpful for your members as well as your[...]
