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Post by peppermint on Aug 29, 2010 14:09:00 GMT -5
Even if all the grad chapter did was keep the organization financial stable, why minimize that? Without the financial stability, you wouldn't have to worry about ugrad either.
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Post by Robelite on Sept 6, 2010 17:07:31 GMT -5
Other than sell tickets, and march in the parades, what do alumni chapters do? This is a question regarding the alumni stereotype. Undergrads are stereotyped as being party people and not doing much service. Grads are stereotyped as being ticket sellers and visible during breast cancer week and the macy's day parade. Other than keep the organization financially alive, what does a grad chapter really do? Not programs they have set up, what do they do? How many active members participate in their non-ticket selling programs? ...and just imagine where you'd be if you didn't have an entity to keep you FINANCIALLY alive! Can't live off just chants, strolls and YouTube video entries, can we? |
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Post by FatalDST on Sept 7, 2010 12:47:24 GMT -5
Other than sell tickets, and march in the parades, what do alumni chapters do? This is a question regarding the alumni stereotype. Undergrads are stereotyped as being party people and not doing much service. Grads are stereotyped as being ticket sellers and visible during breast cancer week and the macy's day parade. Other than keep the organization financially alive, what does a grad chapter really do? Not programs they have set up, what do they do? How many active members participate in their non-ticket selling programs? is this even worth entertaining.... please continue to lurk..  |
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