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trying to branch out on my own, create my own life. Nationally, I don’t know where I’ll be at that time, but hopefully I’ll become a little more active with them. In 10 years, it will be an entirely different point in my life. Maybe I might not be as involved on the local level, but I would still try to make certain events (Laetare Sunday, U-Night). Nationally, I see myself attending more conventions. In 25 years, locally, I hope to come back see how much the chapter has grown, see what kind of people we’ve fostered, see who’s my great, great (etc.) grandson, things of that nature. Nationally, hopefully I can help out, maybe as a parliamentarian, convention steward, or similar. One week away from everything [for Convention] will be more appreciated.
Q: What do you think the chapters can do at the local level to promote a longer lasting relationship with recent grads and alums in order to keep a lifelong involvement over the years?
Gamm: Always keeping in contact. Evite has helped out a lot; we still get no-shows but a lot of thanks for taking the time to write. For those that stay local, there’s no harm in inviting them out to the bars, make them feel like they are still a part of the fraternity. We should try to keep everyone involved.
Q: Can I get some recipes from your mother?
Gamm: How about a stuffed pepper recipe from my grandma?
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