Engagement Post-Graduation:
Upon graduation, sorority involvement extends through alumnae membership. Alumnae groups exist in many major cities, so you can remain engaged with sisters. You also may receive benefits such as recieving the sorority magazine or access to the members-only section of the sorority’s website. As an alumnae, you are also given the privilege of writing recruitment recommendations for potential new members participating in recruitment on campuses with your organization established.
Serving Your Organization:
Alumnae members also have the opportunity to act as advisors to undergraduate chapters, offering guidance in various areas such as recruitment and finance. Volunteering as a chapter advisor post-graduation is an excellent way to remain connected with the sorority and spend time with collegiate members.
Additionally, sororities have opportunities for volunteering on the inter/national level for the organization. Just as local chapters have an officer structure, the inter/national organizations have officer structures. Every sorority has alumnae serving on its inter/national executive board who work towards the greater success of the entire organization. Your journey of sorority membership that begins at Auburn can take you to a point where you are leading an organization of well over 100,000 members.
