BEING GREEK: A SISTERHOOD OF BLOGGERS

You may have noticed the button I recently added to my page - Being Greek. I came across this blog over the weekend and knew that I had to reach out to the creator, Whitney. She is so sweet and was open to answering some questions about her blog.

Being Greek is a blog with the purpose of connecting bloggers to their sorority sisters and other sorority members. Each sorority has a page with listings of bloggers names, blog addresses, locations, what chapter they belong(ed) to, and a description of the blog.

How did you get the idea for Being Greek? 

I first started blogging with the goal of meeting people that I could become friends with after I moved across the country. I joined a blogger networking group for my city and met lots of ladies right away. I found that once I discovered that a blogger was Greek, I got very excited... especially if she was a member of my sorority. I figured that many others had the same feeling I did, so I tweeted about what I was doing and got an overwhelming response.

How many bloggers do you currently have accounted? 

 Right now we have 51 bloggers across the US on the list, as well as a few from outside the US!  

Which sorority has the most bloggers that you have found? 

Right now ADPi has 8 and Delta Zeta has 6. (I'm only adding bloggers that reach out to me, just in case. Some people may not want to join so I'm not added people without being asked!)

Do you have a personal blog? 

How long have you been blogging? I do, it's called The Observant Turtle. I've been blogging on and off for many years, but I officially started this blog back in December. I wrote a post about being a member of a sorority and how it's affected me as an alum as well that got lots of positive feedback!

How can other sorority bloggers contact you with their address? 

 Just go to the Being Greek page and click on the link that says "Join Us!" Fill out that form and send it on in.

Go check out Being Greek and sign up to let Whitney and your other sorority sisters know where they can find your blog!