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Poster Name:
geez

Poster Message:
That's the point of the extension/presentation process - to learn about groups that are not on campus that students have not been exposed to & find out who, at this point in time, will add something to the community. Let's face it - all 26 NPC organizations offer the same things. Sisterhood, philanthropy, academic motivation, leadership opportunities. Some offer better name recognition in some places then others, some have more resources than others. All have extremely strong/top chapters & exceptional/notable members (the flip is also true - all have struggling/notorious members). All 3 of the organizations the presented would have been good fits for Tech - otherwise they would not have been invited to present (there were groups who submitted packets that were not invited, ostensibly b/c they were deemed not to be good fits at this point in time). All things being equal, the committee identified strengths of each group, and made their selection based on a handful of factors that set the chosen groups apart. But any of the 3 has what it takes to be successful at Tech. Congratulations to AXiD - here's hoping they will come on with a bang, and PM will do the same in a few years. Their success will make Tech stronger as a whole & provide more opportunities for women to grow as leaders...and with the projected growth at Tech over the next 6-10 years, it's possible we'll see even more chapters added after PM.