Sorority Recruitment Presentation Notes

Introduction

• Presenters:
  • Emma Gray: Advertising major from Winston Salem, NC
  • Lindsay Lane Meyer: Finance major from Tacy, FL
  • Miles Young: Public Relations major from St Simon's Island, GA

Recruitment Process

• Different experiences for everyone
• Excitement in meeting new people
• Breaking out of comfort zones
• Sense of community and genuine care in the sorority (Phi Mu)

Attraction to Phi Mu During Recruitment

• Consistent excitement and welcoming attitude from current members
• Feeling comfortable and at home during visits
• Positive and friendly interactions

Bid Day Experience

• Highlight of the year for many members
• Emotional and exciting atmosphere
• Warm welcomes and high energy
• Memorable and joyful experience

Advice for Recruitment

• Be authentic and true to yourself
• The right sorority will appreciate your unique qualities
• Feel special and cherished in the right place

Living in the Sorority House

• Presenters:
  • Sophie Cronin: Advertising major from Winston Salem, NC
  • Claire Callahan: Management major from Atlanta, GA
• Positive experiences living with many girls
• Formal events and date nights are highlights
• Community support in times of need (e.g., dress mishap)
• Joy in sharing and bonding with roommates

Philanthropy

• Presenters:
  • Lauren: Finance major from Statesboro, GA, and sorority president
  • Chloe: Sociology and Criminal Justice major from Greenwich, CT, and recruitment chair
• Philanthropy focus: UGA Miracle
• Fundraising for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
• Major event: Dance Marathon
  • Raised over $200,000
  • Impactful and fulfilling experience
  • Personal stories and bonding moments
• Other events: Meal on the Lawn, Movie on the Lawn
• Building connections with miracle families

Sisterhood Events

• Examples: charcuterie board making class, rented movie theater, cycling class
• Importance of bonding and support within pledge classes

Freshman Year Experience

• Challenges of being away from home and academic pressure
• Sorority as a support system
• Community of 400 girls to rely on

Final Thoughts

• Stay positive and don't take the process too seriously
• Members are excited to meet new recruits