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Poster Name:
Chem E

Poster Message:
I've been a chemical engineering major since I began my time at UNL. I joined a sorority because I WANTED to be pushed academically and surrounded by inspiring women. Academics was my biggest seller when going through recruitment. This mind set you have will not fare well for you in recruitment or with this major. You need to always be ambitious. Do not settle for less from yourself just because you have a tough major. While I am not as involved as some of my sisters, or don't get as good of grades as some of my sisters, it does not mean I am not striving for higher for myself. You're talking about joining a sorority. The POINT is to be an influential woman. Some have required volunteer time, some require RSO involvement, most have GPA expectations. There are TONS of options for student organizations from within our own major to things like Guacamole Club. If involvement and excellence is scary and a kicker for you, you seem to be joining a sorority for the wrong reasons.