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Sarah Elizabeth Rosenberg, ZΣ I can still remember my first day of college, a nervous freshman walking around to find my class. I did not know anyone on campus. Sure, I had heard of some people, but I did not know anyone personally. Growing up, my uncle always told me that once I went to college, I should join a sorority because he knew I would find lifelong friends within my chapter. While being that nervous freshman, I went through recruitment and I found my lifelong sisters at the Zeta Sigma Chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha. I will be the first to admit my time in AΣA was not perfect, but I gained so many skills that I struggled with my whole life. 16 Phoenix of Alpha Sigma Alpha
1. I struggled to build relationships. While having mentors through your chapter (and Big/Little) is a start, you must cultivate friendships to continue to grow. I started to talk to other members at different events to find my future besties. 2. I had held leadership positions in high school but nothing like the responsibilities of a sorority leader. I started my tenure as the Vice President of PR & Recruitment while also holding various chairman positions along the way. I used my advisors as a resource to guide me through this new world. P.S, special shoutout to Alyssa Alleyn Panozzo. She made the transition from a new member to the executive board seamless and easy for me.