Calling all SAI's!!!!!!

[dzsaigirl]

Where is everyone? I am determined to get this forum going. I will find you out there everyone!!!!!!

[DarDar216]

hi, this might be a very stupid question, but is this SAI, the professional music sorority? if it is, i am going to feel very stupid. i come on greek chat for my social alpha xi delta, but i did not even think to check for SAI.

[DarDar216]

ok, i am back, i saw that you are from texas, what school are you from? i go to tx wesleyan.

[DarDar216]

ok, i guess if i had read some of the other posts before asking my question, i could have anwsered it myself. oh well, at least now i know.

[dzsaigirl]

Yes, this is the music SAI. I am from University of Houston.

[Aiya]

Shout Outs and SAI love from Florida. How many girls are in your chapter? We are gonna loose alot this spring and we need some creative ways to build up our membership and get ready for an awesome fall

[KappaStargirl]

Hi SAI's

I'm an unaffiliated alum now, but I got my Bachelor of Music (Music Education and Percussion) in December of 1999 and was a member of Xi Chapter at Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin, a chapter that has been operating continuously for almost 85 years and is still going strong.

Although membership was never a problem, I learned that it's always important to recruit non-music majors...they made up about 15 percent of our chapter. Hold active musicales and invite everyone from boyfriends to professors, prospective member dinners or brunches, offer music theory/history/instrument techniques tutoring sessions, hand out flyers to participants in musical ensembles, and stress that the organization welcomes any woman with an interest in music. If your chapter is friendly to members of more than one GLO, stress that!!

And be nice to your percussionists when they have to move in a huge marimba for the musicale Argh, I KNEW I should have gone with a voice major (yes, I sing too, and play the piano fairly badly).