Our reports have been distributed to hundreds of Greek organizations and advisors around the country. I've already spoken to a few national meetings. The three organizations currently represent 37 fraternities and 12 sororities, and their combined membership of approximately 3,100 students amounts to almost a third of the undergraduate population at Penn. Given the report's length and the overlapping nature of the three organizations' plans, it's not possible to list all or even most of the points raised by each organization. But the truth is that they're students before they're Greek members.
Academics are already a top priority.
If anything, we're overprogramming sisters. That was a fear. I'm proud of the social aspects of the Greek system, but there's so much more to all three umbrella organizations. Social life is incredibly important, but being responsible is even more important. If we did not take the time to take the first step, then we would have failed, and we would have deserved to not be a significant part of University planning.