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GAP Frequently Asked Questions
GAP IS WHERE IT'S AT!
- What does GAP stand for?
- What is GAP?
- Why GAP?
- Where are current chapters and colonies located?
- How do I become a member of GAP?
1. What does GAP stand for?
Graduate, Alumnae & Professional
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2. What is GAP?
GAP is the graduate, alumnae and professional program of Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Sorority Inc. Members are currently pursuing graduate degrees, are professional women with at least a baccalaureate degree, or transition as alumnae members of the Sorority, having joined through an undergraduate chapter.
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3. Why GAP?
- GAP women strive to promote the ideals of our sorority among graduate students, alumnae, and professional women; to unite women of various cultural backgrounds; and, to promote awareness of multicultural issues.
- Membership in GAP chapters and colonies provides an incredible network of sisters across the world who are pursuing professional careers and lifestyles. GAP is booming! As more and more sisters enter the professional realm, GAP has become a crucial element to this sorority. There are currently 15 GAP chapters and colonies across 10 states, as well as an At-Large chapter serving sisters across the entire country.
- GAP is different from the undergraduate experience as it allows for more of a focus on the professional development and personal support of individual members during a time when many life-changing decisions are made – marriage, children, home ownership, graduate school, career advancement, etc.
- GAP allows you a chance to be a mentor for undergraduate sisters.
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4. Where are current chapters and colonies located?
Click here to see a list of our GAPchapters and colonies.
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5. How do I become a member of GAP?
If you are interested in joining Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Sorority, Inc. on the GAP level please email the Director of GAP Intake at gap_intake@thetanuxi.org.
Graduate
Any female student of a graduate program at an accredited college or university may be presented as a candidate for membership in a chapter provided that:
- She has received a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
- She is not a member of any collegiate fraternity or sorority, except a purely honorary, professional, or service fraternity
- She is dedicated to the mission and tenets of the Sorority
- She has successfully completed one semester of a regular year's program
- She is currently enrolled at a college or university and is taking courses leading to a post-bachelor's degree
- She has maintained a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5
- She has successfully completed the GAP intake process
- She has completed the GAP Chapter Membership Form
Alumnae
Any former, fully-initiated member of a undergraduate chapter who has completed at least a bachelor's degree is eligible for membership in a GAP Chapter provided that:
- She has completed the GAP Chapter Membership Form
Professional
Any female may be presented as a candidate for membership in a chapter provided that:
- She has received a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
- She is not a member of any collegiate fraternity or sorority, except a purely honorary, professional, or service fraternity
- She is dedicated to the mission and tenets of the Sorority
- She has successfully completed the GAP intake process
- She has completed the GAP Chapter Membership Form
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