Starting out as a college freshman, joining a sorority was the last thing on my mind. But as I continued through my first semester, the idea became more and more appealing to me. I wanted a group of friends to spend time with, get involved on campus with and just have fun together! Elon was the perfect place to join Sigma Kappa because Greek Life had such a presence on the University's campus. Not only did Sigma Kappa give me some of my best friends, but also deeply transformed my life and my faith...which of ofcourse impacted my first career on staff with Greek IV, and ultimately my passion for Student Affairs.
As a junior/senior at ASU, I had the privilege of being the president of SK. During that time, I was offered to go to SK's Convention but was studying abroad. I thought the opportunity would never come again, and even becoming an adviser it was always during a family vacation or wedding. BUT this year I was finally free to go! I pulled out my best sorority wear: letters, pearls, whites, my badge, etc. and headed to Houston, Texas for 4 days.
We had a great time! I learned a lot and it reignited my passion and excitement for sorority women and fraternity men. The best part of the whole trip was getting to spend time with the other advisers and our sorority president
While in Houston, one of my old pledge sisters from Elon sent me a message on Facebook saying that she was there for work the same week! She was able to come and join us for a great sushi dinner. I loved catching up..it had been 7 years since we had seen each other!
One night there is a theme dinner and this year was "Denim, Dazzle and Diva" or something along those lines. All the ladies who have been coming to Convention for years get all jazzed up and sign songs, dance, and just have a great time. We laughed a lot and envisioned ourselves as old Sig Kaps..years down the road!
The Grand Dean: The Sigma Kappa who has been to the largest number of Conventions! |
Who says an all girl dance party can't be fun?! Abby had a blast and taught me how to wobble! |
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