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Recruitment and Greek Terminology |
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The Sisters of Alpha Sigma Alpha~ Gamma Psi would like to wish everyone a safe and fun year! |
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Freshman Ladies Come out to meet the sisters of Alpha Sigma Alpha! |
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"Rush is the most important function of sorority. Without continued membership, the sorority can not survive! It must be done year round." |
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Alpha Sigma Alpha can hand out bids to first semester freshman this fall 2009. You must have a high school GPA of 2.5 or better. |
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Interested in joining a sorority?
Contact Marisa Panucci for more information! |
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Greek Terminology Active~ A person who has been initiated into a lifelong membership of a Greek organization, an undergraduate member Alumni/Alumnae~ A person who is no longer an undergraduate member of a Greek organization because they have graduate college Badge~The symbol worn by an initiated member of a Greek Letter organization Bid~ An invitaion to join a fraternity or sorority Chapter~~ The order of a national organizations initiation. Each organization follows a Greek Letter order: For example, the first chapter is the "Alpha Chapter" the next is "Beta" etc. A collegiate chapter of an organization Depledge~ The termination of a pledge's affiliation with a Greek Organization. Depledging still requires that the ex-new member respects the traditions of the fraternity or sorority by retaining all secret activities. Dry Rush~ Alcohol is forbidden at any rush function Event~ A scheduled program during the new membering process Formal Recruitment~ The structured recruitment process in the spring semester Greek~ A name associated with a member of a Greek Letter Organization Informal Rush~ The semi-structured recruitment process in the fall Initiation~ A formal ceremony that initiates new members into full, active membership Interfraternity Council (IFC)~ Governing body of fraternities Invitation~ A request by a sorority to go to the next round or process of new membering Lavaliering~ the practice of a fraternity member giving his lavalier to a woman signifying a committed relationship between the two. The next step is "pinning." Legacy~ A student participation in the membership process whose parent, grandparent, brother, or sister is an alumni member of a Greek Organization "Local" Organization~ A greek letter group which exists on campus but has no affiliation with a national Greek organization New Member~ A student participating in the membership process of a fraternity or sorority also called associate members and formally known as a pledge Panhellenic (NPC)~ A national governing body over twenty-six sororities and six at Edinboro Pinning~The practice of a fraternity member giving his members badge to a woman. It is a precursor to engagement. Rushee~ A non-member of a Greek organization that is eligible to visit, rush, and become a new member of a fraternity or sorority. Quota~ A total number of new members a sorority can have join Total~ The largest a sorority can be at a certain school |
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"You are a member of a strong sorority. One that ranks with the best in the country. Live it, talk it, dream it, work for it. In no other way can you so effectively convince others of its beaty, its greatness, and its power!" The Phoenix 1916 |
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