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The Truth About Time: What It Takes to Be an Active Sorority Member
One of the biggest topics of questions we get from potential new members surrounds time commitment and time management as a chapter member. What is required every week? What’s optional? How do you balance your sorority involvement with academics and other involvements? Today, the Her Sorority Journey Interns take you through what the time commitment looks like for their chapters, and how they’ve been able to manage their time between different majors, extracurriculars, and le
Her Sorority Journey Interns
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Sorority or Campus Organization: How Joining My Chapter Empowered Me To Do Both
When I first got to college and was looking for ways to get involved on campus, one of my biggest questions was, "How is joining a sorority different from joining any other campus organization or club?". Other campus organizations can have groups nationwide similar to Greek organizations, some may pertain more to my career path, and some may also have the philanthropic efforts that a sorority would bring. So what makes sorority so much different?

Katie Caleodis
Jun 133 min read
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Beyond the Stereotype: What a Sorority Woman Really Looks Like
The stereotype is cute for a laugh, but it can also be limiting. When we reduce sorority women to social butterflies in matching sweat sets and full glam, we ignore the leadership, heart, and hustle behind the letters. These women are future CEOs, educators, activists, and change makers.

Molleigh Pompilio
Jun 61 min read
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Seasons of Sisterhood: Staying Connected to Your Sisters for Summer Success
How do we keep chapter members excited to come back ready for recruitment when we aren't on campus? How do we as an executive team continue to prepare for the fall, while many are juggling summer jobs and internships? Let’s talk about how to prioritize your time this summer to prepare your chapter for the fall, while still using your break as a break.

Katie Caleodis
May 222 min read
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So You Just Graduated! Transitioning to Alumni Life
Alumni life feels different—because it is. But here's the good news: your sorority journey is far from over. In fact, it's only just beginning!!

Madi Breedlove
May 203 min read
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You Can Be Proud of Your Sisterhood without Winning Sorority Chapter of the Year
At the end of the day, what we all want isn’t an award - it’s deep belonging and connection with women who are looking for community to embark on a vulnerable journey of betting on themselves alongside. While the validation of big awards or recognition feels good, those moments are fleeting.

Cassie Little
May 84 min read
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The Internship Effect: How the Her Sorority Journey Internship has Impacted Us
When considering if you should apply, don’t let the doubts creep in - just go for it, and it might turn into something unexpected.
Her Sorority Journey Interns
Apr 184 min read
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How The Stats Are Giving Survivors of Sexual Violence More Say in Their Support
CW: sexual assault, rape
Over 90% of campus sexual assaults are committed by serial perpetrators who offend an average of six times before they graduate.

Sarayfah Patridge
Apr 145 min read
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How I Learned to Support Sisters Facing Interpersonal Violence
As a sister, have you ever thought about how you would respond if someone confided in you about experiencing interpersonal violence? It’s a question that we often don’t stop to consider, but it’s one we should. In moments like these, it’s essential to remember that your role is not just as a sister but as a compassionate friend and ally. Your response can make a world of difference.

Taylor Autrey
Apr 112 min read
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Behind the Scenes Look Into Conference Season
Fraternity and sorority leadership conferences are energetic; they are not stuffy conferences where you just sit and learn.

Madi Breedlove
Apr 43 min read
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Top 5 Ways You're Missing the Mark on Inclusivity in Your Community
By making small but meaningful changes, we can build a community where every member feels valued, supported, and truly at home.

Molleigh Pompilio
Mar 312 min read
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The 5 Sisters Who Have Supported Her Sorority Journey In Our First 5 Years
Inseparable from my favorite memories of the past 5 years are countless women who have trusted me, encouraged me, and cheered me on.

Cassie Little
Mar 285 min read
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Making Programming Choices That Prioritize Your Members
Our member's needs and wants should always be the focus of programming. Think of programming as a long-term tool for retention.

Maddy Wilson
Mar 143 min read
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Changing the Narrative Around COB
I had always thought of COB as a “second chance” option, but what I came to realize is an opportunity for chapters to expand.

Taylor Autrey
Mar 103 min read
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Finding Love in the Unexpected Reality of Panhellenic Love
As a college senior, I feel incredibly thankful for the opportunity to have built so many lasting friendships across Panhellenic.

Taylor Autrey
Feb 212 min read
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Outsmarting the SMART Goals
What I found to help me when creating SMART goals is to think about it as a list of reminders, not rules.

Aubrey Hardy
Feb 83 min read
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Where's the Line? Balancing Transparency & Confidentiality as a Sorority Leader
You need BOTH transparency and confidentiality to cultivate trust, member buy in, create healthy boundaries, and sustain friendships.

Cassie Little
Feb 45 min read
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The Start of Something New: Embarking on Your Leadership Term as a Newly Elected Officer
You were chosen for this position because people believed in you and your ability to succeed.

Taylor Autrey
Nov 8, 20243 min read
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Embracing The Transition into Your Next Sorority Leadership Term: Without a Title or With a New One
You are a leader in your chapter and will continue to be as you step down and step up in your new role as a member who supports her chapter.

Aubrey Hardy
Nov 4, 20243 min read
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Leaning IN to Officer Elections: You were Recruited for This
Your chapter saw a spark of leadership in you; reading this blog and seeking advice on this topic just proves that.

Madi Breedlove
Oct 25, 20244 min read
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