Workforce Opportunity

Madison Cannon McGregor, college district director (CDD) in College District II, is stepping down from her role. CDD Brittany Ela will be taking over as Madison's successor, leaving a vacancy in College District IV. If you are interested in the CDD role or know of someone who would be a good fit, please submit or encourage them to submit the Workforce Volunteer Interest Indicator, found under Forms on Theta Portal’s home page. Questions about the role and responsibilities…

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Many young women have discovered that they can use sorority recruitment to catapult themselves to TikTok fame. Insider investigates how the phenomenon of “RushTok” has spiraled. A simple “Outfit of the Day” can result in millions of followers and potential brand deals. 

Theta Foundation Q2 Chapter & Individual Grants Application Deadline

Theta Foundation offers the opportunity to individual Thetas as well as college and alumnae chapters to apply for grant…

Workforce Updates

Please join Risk Prevention Chair Natalie Padron in welcoming two new risk prevention specialists to the committee. 

• Anisha Amin, Zeta Upsilon/UT Dallas: College District IX 
• Paige Robinson, Eta Phi/Belmont: College District VIII

Two current risk prevention specialists have new districts. 

• Lauren Dannemiller Bergh, Alpha Tau/Cincinnati: College District I (moving from College District IX)
• Berkley Fierro, Rho/Nebraska: College District XII (moving from College…

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Week of August 29

Saying private organizations can interpret their own rules—including how to define “woman”—a Wyoming federal judge dismissed a lawsuit six women brought challenging their sorority’s induction of a transgender member on Friday, according to Cowboy State Daily and Casper Star Tribune. 

U.S. District Court Judge Alan B. Johnson threw out a case against University of Wyoming's Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and transgender member Artemis Langford,…

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Week of August 22

USA Today published a collection of articles relating to sorority recruitment at the University of Alabama. Two articles were more informative, breaking down frequently used sorority words like “pref” and “bid day,” and outlined the recruitment process and its popularity on social media. The third article revisits Kylan Darnell, a University of Alabama sorority member who went viral last year for documenting her recruitment journey. Kylan has…

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Week of August 7

Wondery published a podcast episode on the emerging sorority consultant industry. The host states that there are thousands of sorority members across the country and the numbers are increasing, making the sorority recruitment process more competitive. 

News Nation Now interviewed Trish Addicks, consultant and founder of “It’s All Greek to Me.” When asked about the "Bama Rush" documentary, Addicks stated that she thinks the issues raised in the…

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Week of July 24

The Wall Street Journal published a piece on sorority consultants, an industry emerging in recent years that sells tips and emotional support to women taking part in sorority recruitment. Trisha Addicks, owner of the sorority-consulting firm It’s All Greek to Me, said that she provides packages ranging from $600 to $3,500, and that includes advising on “the unspoken rules of Greek life,” such as what to wear, how to act, what to say, and social…

Happy Birthday ThetaConnect

ThetaConnectis turning three this month. To celebrate, leave a “Happy Birthday” message on the main feed!

 In June, as a thank you for being a part of platform, ThetaConnect held a giveaway! To be included in the giveaway, users must have joined ThetaConnect by June 30. By June 30, we had more than 9,900 participants in the giveaway. The winners of the giveaway were chosen by a random generator:

• Aniella Fignon, Gamma Zeta/Connecticut
• Jill Segal, Delta Zeta/Emory
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Week of July 3

Several outlets, including Washington Examiner, Newsweek, and Advocate, covered the story of Fabián “Fa” Guzmán, who was a nonbinary member of Chi Omega at St. Lawrence University until the national office voided their membership in early June. Chi Omega national headquarters said Guzmán never should have been allowed to join, as the organization requires either confirmation of a person’s assigned sex at birth or authentication that a person…