Each advisor works with a specific officer or chairman to guide her in planning, organizing, and problem solving. It is a rewarding experience. Advisors feel great pride when their chapter receives special recognition or an award for a job well done. Alumnae are invited to serve on the advisory board of collegiate chapters with the approval of the collegiate province officer. Advisors are trained by the collegiate province officer or a national trainer and receive an advisory board handbook for reference.
Most advisors find that they gain much more than they receive from the advising experience.
Click here to find a chapter nearest to you. Click here to see a list of chapters who are in need of advisory board members. Since the membership of a collegiate chapter is constantly changing, it is necessary to have an entity capable of holding legal title to the chapter's property. Consequently, when appropriate, a group of local alumnae must incorporate on behalf of the chapter. Each initiated member in good standing, collegiate and alumnae, is a member of her chapter house corporation.