Greek Life and Grawn Hall!

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So I just made it to my friend's apartment, and we usually walk to class together every Tuesday and Thursday for a nine thirty class. We're both seniors here, so she's in becoming out a few minutes, and I'm going to talk to her more about Greek life. So I'm here with Ashley, and she is a part of Greek life. We've known each other since freshman year, and so we're currently walking to our class. Can you tell me a little bit more about Greek life? You've been involved since freshman year. What is your experience? But honestly, like I joined to make friends obviously is, like, the easiest way in my mind, like literally make fifty friends right off the bat. Yeah, um, it's been, like a really awesome experience. I definitely, like, Allowed it to let me grow and, like, allowed. It's like, help me change into the person I am today. Yeah, Um, corny like, I love the woman that I am in this chapter with like, I think it's awesome because we all joined for different reasons. We always stayed for the same reasons, right? So I think it's definitely one of those things my life and I'm very good. So corny Show you on it how it is kind of the recruitment process like work because I know at the freshmen coming in, you might not know. Like, you know, we have a ton of different like the authorities, like fraternities, kind of on campus, so Oh, yeah, How does that work? So in the following to the former, which is a mutual selection process, you basically go through, see authorities, um, and basically from there on out, like it's a mutual selection process. In the spring, we d'oh last four more recruitment. That's just kind of getting to know, isn't it? Less chapters I go through and it's kind of more of a casual process. Thank the one, like good advice for any incoming person into Greek lifer like recruitment would definitely be like just a conversation. Yeah, it's just getting to know each other like I'm going to teach class trying to make a least one friends like a similar similar aspect, right? Each of those What's like your friend? I know you have, like, there's like creek. Like what's your favorite part about being involved. Well, I'm ugly and every chair for my chap here. So I really like how much of a change in a difference that we can make it like in our community. Well, is there anything else you wanna add? I know you've been involved since, like, freshman year. So? So I wanted to ask you about This is Wayne thing is like, whether it's Greek life for an organization or I'm like a fraternity on that, just get involved. Well, yeah, you know, your college experience is like what? You make it so good thing. Just like I feel like you're actually, like, belonging into a school and, like, write an area as well, Okay? And we are actually almost that class now. So this is going home where it actually just got redone recently, and it's kind of the business college here at Central. There's a lot of like, group places to come and study our glasses on the second floor, so and I believe it's only two floors in here three floors. It's like, very open, so there's tons of places to study. There's a lot of people that are sitting right now, so I know earlier I kind of told you guys kind of about Greek life, that central, which is really huge. There's a ton of sororities, ton of fraternities. What's kind of cool is that someone universities all the sorority houses and, like fraternities, are all really spread out. Like, for example, at Michigan State, You've ever heard of that university really big. All of the sororities and fraternities are really, really spread out. So what I wanted to show you guys is that I'm about I'm approaching Means Street right now, and what's really cool about Central is that we're here, kind of like what you see in the movies, sororities and fraternities. All the houses are literally on to streets, so it's kind of a big row of all of the houses. So they're kind of a really tight in close knit communities, so I'm going to be showing you some of those houses from.