1. Can You Be a Feminist and a Member of a Sorority?
Rushing Progress: Conversations for the Modern Sorority Woman
Release Date: 07/25/2020
Recruitment Mini-Series 7: The Pros and Cons of COB
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Michaela joins us again for another recruitment episode! Today we share information about COB and the pros and cons associated with COB in a normal recruitment cycle and during a pandemic.
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Recruitment Mini-Series 6: Let's Talk About Legacies And References (feat. Michaela)!
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Today we are joined by our first guest ever - Michaela!! Michaela joins us for Recruitment Mini-Series episodes 6 and 7 and brings two years of specialized recruitment experience on the chapter side. Over the past two years, Michaela has played an integral role on her chapter's Recruitment Team and has an understanding of the "behind the scenes" processes that happen during recruitment season.
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Recruitment Mini-Series 5: What To Talk About During Recruitment
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Join us as we share our thoughts on some good topics for recruitment conversations! With all of the things potential new members are told to avoid talking about, it can be nerve-wracking to think of things on the spot during recruitment to discuss. We are here to help! Enjoy!
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Recruitment Mini-Series 4: Is It Worth It To Join a Sorority During a Pandemic?
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Is joining an organization that is heavily based on in-person interactions worth it during a global pandemic? Tune in to hear our thoughts!
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Recruitment Mini-Series 3: Should You Go Through Recruitment If You're Not A Freshman?
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Recruitment can often seem like it's tailored for freshmen only. But...what if you're not a freshman? Is it still worth it to go through recruitment? In this episode we give our opinions and advice to sophomores, juniors, junior transfers, and seniors considering sorority recruitment.
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Recruitment Mini-Series 2: What should you *NOT* talk about during recruitment?
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In our second Recruitment Mini-Series episode, we dive into what topics should (and shouldn't) be avoided during recruitment. We focus on the "5 B's" of recruitment (boys, booze, bucks, bible, Barack), share our opinions on why each of these "b's" are considered recruitment "no-no's," and share whether or not we think these topics should actually be "off limits" during recruitment. Enjoy!
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Recruitment Mini-Series 1: Is the Only Form of Truly Inclusive Recruitment Random Selection?
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Sorority recruitment is often a space of exclusivity. Although many changes have and will continue to be made to make recruitment a more inclusive process, can sorority recruitment as we know it ever truly be inclusive? Today we talk about the pros and cons of a hypothetical "random selection" recruitment system, where potential new members are all randomly placed in chapters. Although a 'random selection' recruitment would never happen, it certainly makes for an interesting discussion!
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2. Should Greek Life Be Abolished?
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*content warning: sexual violence/sexual harassment
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1. Can You Be a Feminist and a Member of a Sorority?
Rushing Progress: Conversations for the Modern Sorority Woman
Welcome to our first podcast, where we take on the question that is so often debated online - can you consider yourself a feminist AND a sorority woman? We share our thoughts on what it means to consider ourselves as a feminist and how to balance the anti-feminist aspects of sorority life with our own beliefs.
info_outlineWelcome to our first podcast, where we take on the question that is so often debated online - can you consider yourself a feminist AND a sorority woman? Even if your chapter or campus promotes feminism more than other chapters of your organization, are you still a feminist if you pay into the organization as a whole? We share our thoughts on what it means to consider ourselves as a feminist and how to balance the anti-feminist aspects of sorority life with our own beliefs.
Sources Mentioned:
- Bound by a Might Vow: Sisterhood and Women's Fraternities 1870-1920 by Diana B. Turk