Can You Join Another Nphc Sorority if You Disaffiliate
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| sis who wants to deactivate to join another sorority hi, i have a sister who is going to conciliate from the sorority in order to pursue a house of another. i am not certain how to experience, i am very mixed because i desire to support her merely i also feel very betrayed. how would handle this situation? how woul dyou feel? what would you say? |
01-26-2004, 08:45 AM 
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| i idea that was confronting policy- when y'all join one house, it is for life. you lot cant bring together some other or something like that |
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| The facts equally I understand them: If she is an initiated sis of a NPC organisation, she volition not exist able to deactivate and pursue another NPC grouping. If she is a new member (non-initiate) she may choose to depledge a NPC and pursue membership in some other NPC without penalty. I don't have a Green Book handy, merely I believe a signed bid card is binding for a calendar twelvemonth. Therefore, if she pledged final fall, she'd be eligible to pledge some other group Side by side fall. Members of local sororities can pledge and initiate into NPC groups without penalization from the NPC grouping. For local groups, information technology would depend on their existing governing documents and policies on how such a determination would exist handled. If she is initiated and wanting to practice this, male child, would my feelings be hurt. I'd be the blazon to tell her, betoken blank, that it was confronting Sorority Law to driblet out of our sorority to join XYZ (think, I'm thinking NPC-land here!) If she wasn't, sure, my feelings would exist hurt and I'd miss her--heck, I'd probably tell her that AND try to convince her non to practise it--but in the end I'd want her to be happy and would withal be her friend. __________________ |
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| If y'all are initiated into an NPC organization, y'all cannot bring together another NPC organization. And that'south that. However, this is not always the instance for local, MC, or regional sororities. |
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| Quote: Originally posted by AOIIalum If she is a new member (not-initiate) she may choose to depledge a NPC and pursue membership in another NPC without penalty. I don't accept a Green Volume handy, merely I believe a signed bid menu is binding for a calendar year. Therefore, if she pledged terminal fall, she'd be eligible to pledge some other group NEXT autumn. Members of local sororities can pledge and initiate into NPC groups without penalty from the NPC group. For local groups, it would depend on their existing governing documents and policies on how such a determination would exist handled. If she is initiated and wanting to practise this, boy, would my feelings exist hurt. I'd exist the blazon to tell her, point blank, that it was against Sorority Law to drop out of our sorority to bring together XYZ (remember, I'g thinking NPC-country hither!) If she wasn't, sure, my feelings would exist injure and I'd miss her--heck, I'd probably tell her that AND try to convince her not to practise information technology--merely in the end I'd want her to exist happy and would still exist her friend. Ack! I posted a minute afterwards you did! But y'all are right, a signed bid bill of fare is binding for a agenda yr: [from npcwomen.org] A signed Membership Recruitment Acceptance or a Continuous Open Bidding (COB) Credence is binding. If a potential member receives a bid under the preference system, she is ineligible to exist pledged to any other NPC fraternity on the same campus for one calendar yr. If a potential member does not receive a bid under the preference organisation, she is eligible for COB. (4) A woman who has had her pledge broken by an NPC fraternity, or who has cleaved her pledge to an NPC fraternity, may not be asked to join another NPC fraternity on that campus for 1 calendar twelvemonth from the date she was originally pledged. Nonetheless, she may be repledged by the same NPC fraternity affiliate at whatsoever time within that calendar year. Does this rule also apply even though she transferred dorsum to her original campus? |
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| Quote: Originally posted past AOIIalum If she is a new member (non-initiate) she may choose to depledge a NPC and pursue membership in another NPC without penalty. I don't take a Green Book handy, but I believe a signed bid carte du jour is binding for a calendar year. Therefore, if she pledged concluding fall, she'd be eligible to pledge some other group NEXT autumn. Members of local sororities can pledge and initiate into NPC groups without penalty from the NPC group. For local groups, it would depend on their existing governing documents and policies on how such a decision would exist handled. That'south how I empathise NPC rules, too. I would think that, if this woman were to try to join another NPC sorority, she should seriously consider that they volition not take her, because of this clause. __________________ ~ * ~ "ADPi until I dice!" ~ * ~ |
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| Quote: Originally posted by OohTeenyWahine Great minds Quote: Now, that'due south a skilful question. If she left the school where she pledged and transfers to a new school (regardless whether she attended there before or not) and so I believe she would not accept to expect out the year. It's only when a girl depledges and wants to bring together some other sorority at the same school would the one year rule come into effect. Of course, this is only correct if we're talking NPC groups. I'thousand going to approximate--based on various things I've learned on GC mostly--that if this were a NPHC grouping the odds of her 'deactivating' and joining another NPHC group are slim and none. Question, is at that place a "governing trunk" similar to NPC or NPHC for the multicultural GLOs nonetheless? If there is, and then their rules or agreements would apply for the member groups. A lot of info, merely depending on what sorority this daughter is a member of probably dictates whether she even CAN disaffiliate (not all sororities allow this, or telephone call it something a lot different) or if she could bring together some other sorority. At that place probably are a lot of variables involved. __________________ |
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| Umm, I know none of the chapters here at Ole Miss would even consider a woman who was a fully initiated fellow member of another sorority and she wanted to join something else. To me that is cheating the organisation. Notwithstanding, if she pledges somewhere and then depledges, then I know she would have to wait a year from when she depledged...or something like that. Anyway, perhaps sorority life was not meant for her. __________________ Blastoff Omicron Pi |
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| From the Panhellenic Compact: 7. When a pledge transfers to another campus, her pledge is cleaved, and she is eligible to pledge an NPC fraternity on that campus at the earliest opportunity. If I am a pledge at Clarion in January and transfer to Glace Rock in February before I'thousand initiated, I can pledge anything at Glace Rock equally shortly every bit I become there. Nevertheless, if I am initiated, I cannot. __________________ |
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| Quote: Notwithstanding, this is not always the instance for local, MC, or regional sororities. Quote: that if this were a NPHC group the odds of her 'deactivating' and joining some other NPHC group are slim and none. even if information technology werent part of the "rules," you know its a lifetime committment, and if u feel the need to switch orgs, then u apparently didnt enquiry. of course, she could go inactive. and i seriously doubt NPHC would have it. p.s. if ur gonna withdraw ffrom an org, then u amend have a good reason (what is a good reason?) __________________ |
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| Quote: Originally posted by tld221 Skillful reasons to leave an orgnization to me is finicial reasons, medical reasons, and sometimes I will get forth with the "It's not right for me" because sometimes a lady will join and later detect out that a sorority isn't for her and I totally understand that. |
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| Quote: Originally posted by OohTeenyWahine Unless the rules have changed, that's not true. When I was at FSU, I knew a women who joined a sorority when she was a freshman. She left FSU after her freshman yr, and attended a community college where she got her AA. She returned to FSU for her junior year, and had a existent bad falling out with her sorority. She resigned. A few months later, she joined the colony of another NPC sorority, and she did wear her new letters on campus. If this was against the rules, information technology would have been very obvious that an infraction was being flaunted. |
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| Quote: Originally posted by russellwarshay If this was against the rules, it would have been very obvious that an infraction was being flaunted. The rules have not changed in many years, but it IS true that yous cannot be an initiated member of two NPC groups. If this happened the fashion y'all say, then it was still against the rules. |
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| Quote: Originally posted by tld221 Y'all're correct on that assumption. __________________ Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. ** Greater Service, Greater Progress Since 1922 |
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| in regards to russellwarshay'southward post most the girl in ii sororities: how is something similar that prevented from happening? when a pnm is seeking membership in a sorority, is at that place a way for the sorority to cheque with NPC to see if she is or was a fellow member of some other NPC sorority (whether at another campus or the same one)? |
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