Tag: sorority woman

• My biggest leadership lesson

  

  I wrote in my post on National Badge Day about how and why I still volunteer with my sorority. I felt kind of fake writing it because at that point I had already announced to the organization that I was stepping away. Essentially, I felt as though I hadn’t really figured out how to balance…

  Laura – Thoughtful Millenial

  March 29, 2021

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• Why I’m Still Involved in My Sorority as an Adult

  

  As a youth in Tennessee, the path for a young woman who wanted to go to college, was go to college, join a sorority, graduate with a “ring by spring” – I wanted a doctoral level degree so the “ring by spring” idea wasn’t there- graduate, do your thing for a few years, get married…

  Laura – Thoughtful Millenial

  March 1, 2021

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  Badge Day, college, fraternity, greek life, literacy, Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for Women, Pi Phi, sorority, sorority woman, university, university of guelph, university of toronto, volunteer