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Formal Recruitment has begun for the six Panhellenic Conference sororities at MTSU.

From now until registration ends on Sept. 18, sororities will be holding events to meet potential recruits.

“I think that MTSU should expect to see a lot more of sororities on campus,” said Megan Townsend, the Panhellenic Vice President of Recruitment. “We really are trying to get into our college community and make a difference.”

As students make their way to classes, they may notice doors being held open for them by women sporting their sorority letters.

Recruitment started on Tuesday with a “Give-Back Night” at Mellow Mushroom. Attendees wore yellow shirts as a show of solidarity among the sororities so potential recruits could get to know the Panhellenic community as a whole.

“People hear the word ‘sorority’ and they think of the stereotypical women they see in movies. We are nothing like that,” Townsend said. “We strive to be the best women we can be.”

Lauren, a recruitment counselor, agreed.

“Greek life is not just about making friendships and going out doing stuff. You’re focusing on your studies and making connections.”

Three more recruitment events are scheduled, including cleaning up the Greenway this Saturday, Sept. 6.

For more information about the MTSU Panhellenic, contact Megan Townsend at mtsupanvpr@gmail.com or call 615-898-5812.
Here are the important dates for Sorority and Panhellenic events happening this month:

Give Back Night at Mellow Mushroom MTSU Panhellenic 9/2/14 7pm-9pm
Cleanup the Greenway MTSU Panhellenic 9/6/14 10am-12pm
Ice Cream Social at Tom Jackson Building MTSU Panhellenic 9/11/14 4pm-6pm
Give Back Night at Buffalo Wild Wings MTSU Panhellenic 9/16/14 7pm-9pm

For more information on Greek Life events, follow us at www.mtsusidelines.com, on Facebook at MTSU Sidelines, and on Twitter at @Sidelines_News.

 

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