Sorority Recommendation Requests for Fall
Our CNSA Panhellenic would like to receive your interest in sorority recommendations for the fall school year by mid-summer. All recommendation requests
need to be made by the potential new member and completed online with an introductory email and necessary attachments.
northshoresororityinfo@gmail.com
Your request needs to include:
* A sorority resume which includes contact information, your high
school, your intended college/university, your anticipated major, GPA, ACT/SAT scores, and Legacy information (if any). The resume needs to be an attachment in .pdf or in a Word document
format.
Recruitment Information Night Informs and Connects
Although we don't have an upcoming schedule at this time, our Panhellenic sponsored educational events are designed for graduating seniors and parents, to help gain a better understanding of the sorority recruitment process. We advocate the strong value of the sorority experience especially during this time of the COVID-19 physical separation. Plus, we promote the entire sorority community and not just one organization over another. By sharing our own stories, we want to encourage you to consider The Sorority Life as a positive, relevant, and rewarding lifetime opportunity.
The Sorority Life Recruitment Information Event was last held on June 8, 2020, via Zoom. 80 women registered and 55 were on the call. Several
panelist leaders from colleges and universities across the nation spoke to the attendees with recruitment tips, sisterhood and service involvements. Most paneleists were recent graduates or
still attending school, bringing a fresh perspective.
You can learn more on The Sorority Life website and with our helpful Sorority Recruitment Guide below. And, if going through recruitment now and need recommendations, please contact us at northshoresororityinfo@gmail.com and put "Recommendations" in the subject line. We will be happy to help. To learn more: thesororitylife.com facebook.com/CNSAPanhellenic
The Sorority Life Community Recruitment Information Events in 2019
Two enlightening and exciting Recruitment Events were held in May 2019 – in Winnetka IL on May 29th, and in Libertyville IL (shown above) on May 30th. There was a strong turnout at both! Women traveled from Wisconsin and the south suburbs to participate. Attendees heard personal insights from a panel of collegiate sorority women as they discussed common questions such as: Is sorority life right for me? What do I need to know about sorority life? And, what is recruitment all about?
Sorority Recruitment Information
The Sorority Recruitment 101 guide will assist you through the recruitment process expectations. This APH Chicago North Shore Alumnae Panhellenic document will help you gain a better understanding of the sorority recruitment questions you might have.
2021_SororityRecruitment101.pdf
Adobe Acrobat document [55.8 KB]
Scholarship Information
National Panhellenic sororities are one of the largest leadership and life skills training forces for women on university campuses. Our members are encouraged through teaching skills such as ethics, accountability, cooperation, comportment, and etiquette. The National Panhellenic Organization encourages its members to support and drive change that improve women's lives. We actively strive to enrich society through philanthropy and volunteerism.
Annually, one or more $1,000 scholarships is awarded to collegiate members of National Panhellenic Conference sororities. Collegians who will be sophomores or juniors at accredited colleges or universities during the upcoming academic year, are eligible to apply. Successful candidates will be active participants in their respective NPC chapters, and involved in campus and/or community activities. We are proud of and appreciate our NPC collegiate members and seek to help them with this financial award.
Ashley Lew, Natalie Laky, Tanya Bhargava, Katelyn Dohler, Shyama Bhatt, and Adele Lee are our six graduating senior women who are deserving recipients of $1,000 scholarships awarded by the Chicago North Shore Alumnae Panhellenic Association for the 2019-2010 academic year.
Chair of the Scholarship Selection Commitee, Dr. Karla Mugler, proudly presented Scholarships to 2 of our winners, Ashley Lew (left), and Natalie Laky (rt). Both young
women are 2019 graduates of Highland Park High School. Ashley will be attending Emory University in Atlanta, to study Human Health. Natalie will attend Columbia University in NYC, to study
Economics.
Tanya is from Vernon Hills IL and will attend Northwestern University. Katelyn, also from Vernon Hills, plans to attend Vanderbilt University. Shyama will graduate from
Warren Township High School and will attend Wayne State University, while Adele, from Stevenson High School, will be attending Harvard.
Our Sorority Members
You're invited to go to the individual sorority chapter websites to learn more about national chapter news, your local chapter alumnae groups, leadership, and contact information. The twenty-six member organizations of the National Panhellenic Conference are listed below.