With so many eyes watching, how can you research without being called a “wanna be”?
First, DO NOT DO YOUR RESEARCH IN PUBLIC PLACES! If you do your research in the University Library, everyone is going to see you. Conduct your research in the city’s public library, where you can request books and pick them up later. You can also check out different websites at the public library. Second, talk to Graduate members. If you speak to graduate members who work on campus, it isn’t necessarily assumed that you are asking about a Greek Organization, which makes it the perfect cover. You can also ask the undergraduate members if they will answer your questions in email. There are many ways of getting information; you just have to be creative to do it secretly. Finally, we have included a page on our website that provides links to the national websites of all nine Black Greek Organizations as well as a list of books we think are helpful in researching the Black Greek Organizations and the Rush/Intake Process. You can use these resources to find out more about the organization yo
