Chi Omega at the University of Florida: A Word from our Recruitment Chair

Hi, My name is Chelsea Sachs and I just wanted to take some time to introduce myself. One of the reasons why I am so honored to serve as the Recruitment Chair for Chi Omega is because being a PNM and going through recruitment was one of my favorite memories from my freshman year. This is the busiest time of the year for me, but of course the most exciting! With the end of the summer fast approaching, we will have new amazing sisters in no time at all!

Being a Chi O is to be a part of the most amazing group of women that I know. I could not be prouder to be a member of this organization, and I am so excited to give the potential new members a glimpse into our sisterhood during recruitment week. Being a Chi Omega has made me a better person. It has helped me get involved on campus, kept my grades strong, and has given the most incredible memories with genuine women who have become my best friends.

Joining Greek life at the University of Florida is a chance for girls to not only have an exciting and fun college experience, but also a way to give back to the Gainesville community. Going Greek provides you with the chance to become a leader on campus, work closely with multiple philanthropies, and most importantly connects you to a support system that you can always rely on!

Each year we as Chi Omegas look to welcome the most outstanding women to join our sisterhood. My recruitment team and I have been hard at work over the past few months preparing for each and every PNM to walk through the doors of Chi Omega and into our home! Panhellenic Recruitment will probably be one of the most exciting and memorable experiences you will have at the University of Florida, and we want to ensure that it remains a great experience for everyone. We look forward to getting to know each and every one of you in just a few weeks and can’t wait to meet the potential new members of our Chi Omega family!

Best Wishes,

Chelsea Sachs