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Originally Posted by Nanners52674
Like I know what it is and I understand in the rare cases where it's a woman who has done exceptional things for an organization.
What I don't understand is the desire for post-collegiate women to join an organization whose foundation starts in college. Maybe I just don't know enough because I'm still active and in college but part of me feels like alumni life is more volunteering at chapters, advising and such. Things that seem like it would help to have gone through active collegiate membership.
I guess my ultimate thought is there are so many other ways to volunteer if that's what you're looking for why AI.
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I disagree about the majority of alumnae activity centering around volunteering for collegiate chapters. I think more women are members of their alumnae chapters than are members of their local collegiate advisory panels. That's just all you see as a collegiate member.
