What is a recommendation?
A recommendation, or ‘rec’, is a personal reference of a potential new member provided by an alumna of a sorority.
Why get a recommendation?
The purpose of a recommendation is to give a sorority chapter the chance to know more about you before recruitment – a more personal introduction, in addition to their copy of your sorority recruitment registration form.
When are recommendations due?
Each chapter has different guidelines- if you have questions about specific chapters, please reach out to them directly!! All of their contact info to contact is at the bottom of this page! If you want a specific date to give those writing your letters, trying to have them in by the beginning of July is great, but the most important part of the process is your resume, PNM personality slide, and the recruitment process!
Does TCU accept baskets?
TCU's chapters are not allowed to accept baskets and goodies from PNMs, and we kindly ask PNMs and their families to refrain from sending such items to chapters. Packets and recommendations are allowed, and we encourage you to put your best foot forward to chapters through your personality slide- gifts are not needed!

Are recommendations required?
If a specific organization requires a recommendation, it is dependent on the organization to obtain the recommendation, not the PNM. If you know the alumna, then you will likely receive a more personal recommendation. Please keep in mind that many chapters no longer consider recommendations on a national level, and many chapters at TCU do not heavily consider them as well. Reach out to the reference contact for specific chapters if you are unsure.
How do I get a recommendation?
1. If you have a friend/relative/teacher who is an alumna of a sorority, she can give you a recommendation. You may be surprised to find out how many sorority women you know!
2. Contact your hometown Alumnae Panhellenic Association. They can help find someone to write a recommendation for you.
3. If your hometown does not have an Alumnae Panhellenic Association, you may contact the Fort Worth Panhellenic Association (www.fortworthpanhellenic.com). Even if you are not from Fort Worth, they may be able to help you with recommendations.
4. Reach out to family friends who are currently active in Panhellenic sororities.
Where do alumnae find recommendation forms?
This differs for each sorority. TCU cannot provide any recommendation forms to fill out. Alumnae may obtain the forms and information from their inter/national websites, their sorority publications, or local alumnae chapters.
Contact name: Bella Benfield
Email: tcuxorecruitment@gmail.com
Address: 2515 McCart Avenue Fort Worth, Texas 76110
Link: https://everyday.chiomega.com/Special-Pages/Sign-In?returnurl=%2f
Contact name: Ava Hobbs
Address: 3141 Greene Ave, Fort Worth Texas 76109
Email: philambdareference@gmail.com
Email: tcudg.evc@gmail.com
Email: tcugphireference@gmail.com
Email: tcukaorecruitment@gmail.com
Kappa Delta alumnae in Good Standing may submit an online optional recommendation form by visiting https://kappadelta.org/recommendation/. Potential new members (PNMs) may submit an optional self-recommendation form. Please note: the national organization does not require recommendations for women to be considered for membership in Kappa Delta. Having a recommendation does not guarantee an invitation of membership.
Email: tcukkgreference@gmail.com
Note: Due to changes made by Phi Mu Nationals, Phi Mu will no longer be accepting letters of recommendation for the Primary Recruitment Process. If you have any questions, feel free to contact AJ Morris at tcuphimumembership@gmail.com.
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