09/10/2026
I went panhellenic because…
I went Panhellenic to find a community of girls that I could count on. I wanted to go out of my comfort zone and do something that I wouldn’t normally do.
I stayed Panhellenic because once I joined AOII I felt like I had a group of girls that supported me no matter what. I felt welcomed from the moment I walked in the door and I have never stopped feeling welcomed ever since then.
The Panhellenic community has also given me so many friends and experiences from joining the JCPC board to becoming a rho gam for primary recruitment. I don’t think my college experience would’ve looked the same if it wasn’t for joining Panhellenic.
I went Panhellenic because I grew up playing sports and doing Girl Scouts which gave me a sense of belonging which I felt like I was missing coming to college.
I stayed Panhellenic because I found a group of woman who not only uplifted me and showed me that sense of belonging I wanted back but they felt like home. It’s hard for me to find people like that so easy and i have never had to question if Panhellenic was the best for me because I know it was!
I went Panhellenic to find a supportive, loving, and caring group of women. I wanted to find that community to celebrate wins and help through hard times. I also wanted to put myself out there with other like-minded women who share the same values.
I stayed Panhellenic because I found my people. I found my future bridesmaids, my best friends. I am apart of a community who loves me for me. I also love how no matter which chapter you’re in, all of Panhellenic uplifts and supports each other.
I went panhellenic because I wanted to meet new people, make friends, and be a part of something where I felt like I belonged. I don’t have any sisters at home and I wanted to be a part of a sisterhood when coming to college
I stayed panhellenic because of the friendships, support, and community I found through my experiences. Being a part of a sorority has helped me grow as a person and become more confident in myself
I went panhellenic because I never had a sisterhood and wanted to find the people who would always support me.
I stayed panhelle