Supporting Your Student
Supporting Your Student
The following are a list of strategies that have been compiled to assist families members in supporting their students in their decision to join and remain committed to fraternities and sororities:
Support
Students need support throughout the process of recruitment/intake, member education, their time at NU, and their commitment to their organization for a lifetime.
Research
Take time to go through our website to learn as much as you can about the 花季视频 Greek community. Every organization has their own local and national web site as well for more in-depth information.
Personality
Sororities and fraternities are different on every campus! Let your student choose the chapter that they feel the most comfortable joining.
Academics
Talk to your student about how they plan to balance their fraternity/sorority, academics, and personal life.
Financial
Joining a fraternity or sorority is a financial obligation. We recommend that you discuss the plan to pay for membership prior to joining.
Competition
Know that the process of joining a sorority or fraternity at 花季视频 is competitive. We recommend students complete the entire recruitment process. If a student does their research, commits to finding an organization with similar values as their own, we believe there is an organization on campus for everyone.
Assertive
Allow your students to ask the questions! It helps the student mature and gain some assertiveness.
Questions
Ask questions of your student - before recruitment, after recruitment and throughout their experience. Ask about the successes of the organizations and areas it can improve.
Leadership
Engage your student in a conversation about how they plan to get involved in their chapter. Remember, you do not need a title to be a leader, and every student can make an impact in their organization. How they do that is very personal to each student.
FSL
Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) is a resource for you as well! If you have any questions or concerns, we can be reached by phone at (847) 491-2350.