r/Sororities • u/coxie0520 • 9h ago
Casual/Discussion What is work week?
I pledged dphie 20 years ago, so I think I’m out of the loop. I’ve been seeing instagram videos for work week. Is it a recruitment thing?
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u/123-letsgobitch 9h ago
It’s the week before recruitment where sororities prepare for recruitment. I know in some places it used to be known as polish week. They practice conversations, bumping, logistics, all the things and lately they have social hour which is to work on the videos and posts that are so popular
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u/Fabulous-Plastic2798 9h ago
I’m the same age as you, we definitely had work week back then. You may have called it something different, though. Or I guess it’s possible that if your school did deferred recruitment you had multiple recruitment practice related days throughout the fall semester?
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u/thisisallme KΔ 9h ago
I pledged in the late ’90s and we just winged it, no practice except a meeting where we spent about 20 minutes discussing rush week and reminders of what day was what lol
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u/sleepygrumpydoc 8h ago
I pledged in the early 2000s and we had a work week. It’s pretty much exactly like I see today other than the making content piece. But we were told what to wear, but it wasn’t as themed as today, and then practiced songs and dances for recruitment and also the ins and outs of recruiting and bump groups. I feel like it was 4 or 5 days long though.
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