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Poster Name:
angry

<strong>Subject:</strong><br />is panhel broken?<br /><br /> Poster Message:
There have been some great posts in various threads about our recently completed fall recruitment and the issues that have come up that are too big to ignore. We saw a record turnout of PNMs but also saw a record drop out rate. Pledge class sizes are all over the map. Some houses have a serious retention rate. Tears were prevalent throughout recruitment. I have to say that I have never met so many great PNMs this year that were dropped after the first event. I have also never seen so many great PNMs drop at pref. Many of the posts talk about transparency and lack of professional oversight of the recruitment process. Who is the professional outsider that oversees the process and policies rush violations (of which there were MANY!). To have so many wonderful PNMs drop out and have a bad experience with recruitment has me scratching my head as to why Panhel has done NOTHING to open up discussion on this topic. Our system is different than many other systems in the country (something we should be proud of!) and there is no reason for so many people to drop with hard feelings. Someone also correctly pointed out the poor handling of the unfortunate AOPi situation. We need leadership, discussion, debate and transparency. We do not need the same old same old which I sadly believe is what we got this year. We also probably need at least one or two new houses. Respectfully I believe the ladies affiliated with AOPi on Panhel should resign so we can move forward asap.