Making the most of our collegiate experiences...
It is a known fact on campus that Chi Omegas don't just get involved on campus, but we lead on campus.
Finding a sense of community is important to living a balanced college life. Chi Omegas lean on each other for guidance and motivation to find a purpose on campus. During your time in Chi Omega, you may find yourself tagging along to club meetings with women of a similar major, or applying to organizations on campus that have impacted other Chi Omegas profoundly.
Below, you can read the stories of women in Chi Omega, and how they fill different roles around our campus as leaders.
Finding a sense of community is important to living a balanced college life. Chi Omegas lean on each other for guidance and motivation to find a purpose on campus. During your time in Chi Omega, you may find yourself tagging along to club meetings with women of a similar major, or applying to organizations on campus that have impacted other Chi Omegas profoundly.
Below, you can read the stories of women in Chi Omega, and how they fill different roles around our campus as leaders.
How did you get involved your freshman year?
"Going through recruitment was one of the best decisions I made coming into college as it opens up a lot of different opportunities to get involved on campus. If you think of something you're interested in, odds are there is a club for it at UNL! Allowing yourself to explore different organizations and see what is out there is very beneficial as a first-year student."
- Bekki Franco
- Bekki Franco
What is your favorite involvement on campus?
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