Although you may be one of the newest or youngest members of your chapter, that doesn’t mean you have to wait to be a leader or create the community you’re looking for! Chapter leadership doesn’t have to start when you get on executive council — it can start by being confident in yourself as a PNM.

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?

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.