Scrapbooking Greek Bid Day & Rush

Remembering special sorority days and events is easier when you make a sorority scrapbook. A great variety of scrapbook papers, die cuts, stickers and much more are available at most crafts stores; however, finding specific Greek embellishments is often more difficult. You could make them yourself, but if you are in a hurry, a bag of Greek Embellishments can be a terrific time saver. I am not sure how widely available they are, but I have found some that might be what you need.

Bid Day/Rush/Go Greek Scrap Sack Cut-outs include: rectangle wavy frame, rectangle scallop frame, rectangle "outside" frames, filmstrip frame, journal tags, T-shirts, small camera frames, medium captions, swirls, RUSH (2" Circus letters), BID DAY (Shadowbox - double layer letters, pink and black), GO GREEK (Shadowbox - double layer letters, white and tropical), 2007. Unless otherwise noted, cut-outs are in "Tropical" colors of lime green, orange, turquoise, pink, sunny yellow; white and black.

Contains approximately 56 cut-outs.

Use for scrapbooks, bulletin boards, and posters.

Times have changed. Rush is now called recruitment

Times have changed. Rush is now called recruitment. There is more flexibility than ever before. Campus Panhellenics choose the style that best fits their campus culture. Read the entire article:



See Handmade Sorority Gifts and Ideas

A D Pi Lion Basket: A great inexpensive sorority gift idea!

What do you think of this basket?

I am trying to offer economical options for gifts since I am well aware that college students have to be very careful with their spending choices.

Another idea I would like to pursue, if I hear from some takers, is to offer a newsletter of Ideas for gifts you can make yourself for your Sorority Sisters. Let me know if you would be interested in something like that.

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Creating Powerful Conversations During Formal Sorority Recruitment

By Jessica Gendron

People don’t join organizations. People join people.

A lot of you are probably a little confused and may even be thinking, what does that phrase have to do with creating powerful conversations? A lot actually.

Think back to when you joined you chapter and try to remember the exact reason that you joined. For most you, you aren’t thinking about a trophy or philanthropy event. You are thinking about a person, and not just any person, you know the exact name of the person that was the reason you joined. Right? For most of us, that is 100% true. We didn’t join because of some trophy the chapter won, or the fraternity they hang out with, or even the service project they do. We joined because of someone we had an awesome conversation with or that made you feel completely comfortable in the uncomfortable environment that is sorority recruitment. We didn’t join because it was Alpha Alpha Sorority (the organization), we joined because of Suzie the Alpha Alpha sorority woman (the person). READ THE REST OF THE ARTICLE HERE