Meet the 2026 Recruitment Team
Addison W.
Class: Sophomore Major: Ag Industries and Agencies |
Alexandria G.
Class: Junior Major: Chemistry Why should PMN's go Greek? A PNM should Go Greek because it’s an experience that will help them grow. It’s something that I didn’t know I needed until I got involved. My experience is the reason that I am who I am today! Favorite Greek Experience? My favorite memory has to be bonding with other organizations over philanthropy and getting to know what makes other organization is just so special. |
Ashtyn O.
Class: Junior Major: Business Administration |
Ava H.
Class: Sophomore Major: Legal Studies |
Berkli F.
Class: Sophomore Major: Sports Communication |
Canyon W.
Class: Sophomore Major: Kinesiology |
Charlotte E.
Class: Sophomore Major: Ag Education |
Courtney K.
Class: Junior Major: Nursing Why should PMN's go Greek? Going Greek is an awesome way to connect with others who share your values. It's not just about the social scene; chapters focus on things like academic excellence, leadership development, and giving back through philanthropy. You'll find people who are passionate about making a difference and supporting each other's goals. It's a chance to grow as a person and be part of something bigger than yourself, all while making lifelong friends! Favorite Greek Experience? Big/Little Reveal & Yell Contest!! |
Delaney S.
Class: Junior Major: Child Development and Family Studies |
Delanie D.
Class: Junior Major: Legal Studies |
Emily H.
Class: Junior Major: Theater Education |
Haylee R.
Class: Junior Major: Animal Science - Pre Vet |
Jordan W.
Class: Junior Major: Animal Science - Pre Vet |
Julissa H.
Class: Senior Major: Social Work |
Kaylee B.
Class: Junior Major: Marketing |
Kayleigh K.
Class: Junior Major: Ag Communication |
Kaylynn L.
Class: Junior Major: Animal Science - Pre Vet |
Kenli R.
Class: Sophomore Major: Health Science |
Kinley C.
Class: Sophomore Major: Accounting |
Laura N.
Class: Junior Major: Elementary Teacher Education |
Madyson J.
Class: Sophomore Major: Kinesiology |
Maggie H.
Class: Senior Major: Animal Science - Science |
Natalya O.
Class: Junior Major: History Why should PMN's go Greek? A PNM should go greek because it is an amazing feeling to have a sisterhood and someone to always rely on. Favorite Greek Experience? My favorite greek like memory is big/little reveal and finding my best friend through my chapter. |
Olivia W.
Class: Sophomore Major: Elementary Teacher Education |
Paetyn J.
Class: Sophomore Major: Civil Engineering |
Payton F.
Class: Junior Major: Ag Education |
Sophie S.
Class: Junior Major: Kinesiology |
Sydney W.
Class: Sophomore Major: Elementary Teacher Education |
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What is a Rho Gamma?
Your Rho Gamma is the first person you will get to know during recruitment! A Rho Gamma, or Recruitment Counselor, is an active member of one the 5 Panhellenic sororities who guides PNMs (Potential New Members) through the process of formal recruitment. Each Rho Gam is selected by the Vice President of Recruitment and Advisor for her positive attitude, ability to support, and willingness to go above and beyond for each PNM through this process.
Each woman serving as a Rho Gamma will have no contact and will disaffiliate from their chapter to be able to maintain an unbiased and neutral environment for the PNMs. Your Rho Gam is there to guide you through Recruitment week and provide the information you need. Remember, your Rho Gam has been through recruitment; she is there to be a helping hand and a listening ear during and after Recruitment!
Your Rho Gamma is the first person you will get to know during recruitment! A Rho Gamma, or Recruitment Counselor, is an active member of one the 5 Panhellenic sororities who guides PNMs (Potential New Members) through the process of formal recruitment. Each Rho Gam is selected by the Vice President of Recruitment and Advisor for her positive attitude, ability to support, and willingness to go above and beyond for each PNM through this process.
Each woman serving as a Rho Gamma will have no contact and will disaffiliate from their chapter to be able to maintain an unbiased and neutral environment for the PNMs. Your Rho Gam is there to guide you through Recruitment week and provide the information you need. Remember, your Rho Gam has been through recruitment; she is there to be a helping hand and a listening ear during and after Recruitment!