Potential Magazine May 2014 | Page 30

try it out T Participating in the recruitment process is a great way to meet the members, learn more about the organizations and determine if fraternity and sorority life is for you.” - Executive Director of the National Panhellenic Conference Nicki Meneley. HOW TO BE A WINNING RECRUIT Pat Grant, founder of Rush Biddies, offered this advice to young women preparing to go through sorority recruitment. PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD You want the doors to open for you so you have more options to find that good personality fit. CREATE A SOCIAL RESUME (different from your scholarship or job resume) that includes everything you did and were a part of in high school and answers the question, “What can you bring to the table for this organization?”. A social resume is really a big brag sheet. GET YOUR SOCIAL RESUME TO ALUMS who will write you recommendations, called “recs.” They are important, especially on large campuses where it is easy to get lost in the shuffle during recruitment. Rush how-to college hosts recruitment preview days in the spring and attend them. get the look PREF NIGHT The ladies of hue studio, inc. share their picks for recruitment events. BID DAY IMAGES BY GRACE PHOTOGRAPHY / WWW.GRACEPHOTOGRAPHY.COM SKIT DAY NETWORK BEFORE RECRUITMENT WEEK Find out if your chosen DRESSIER CHURCH DRESS WITH WEDGES COCKTAIL DRESS WITH WEDGES OR HEELS BRIGHT & COLORFUL SHORTS OR SKIRT WITH SANDALS You will be watching the sorority perform skits so you want to dress up a little. The dressiest day of all. No sequins, low cut or tight dresses! You will receive a shirt from your new sorority, so stick to a basic top to remove later. learn the lingo: 30 LEARN MORE ABOUT WHAT TO EXPECT DURING THE SORORITY RECRUITMENT PROCESS AT WWW.THESORORITYLIFE.COM AND AT WWW.RUSHBIDDIES.COM. www.potentialmagazine.com