Which role requires planning Rush Week and coordinating each event with volunteers and the executive board?

• A. Public relations chair
• B. Recruitment chair
• C. Service chair
• D. Pledge Parents

Answer: (B)

Rush Week is the period dedicated to attracting and welcoming new members, which requires careful planning of activities, times, venues, and who will run each event. It also involves coordinating with volunteers who will help run the events and with the executive board to make sure the schedule, approvals, and messaging align with the chapter’s goals. The role responsible for organizing all recruitment activities, managing who serves as volunteers for each event, and ensuring the executive board is kept in the loop is the recruitment chair. They oversee the overall recruitment process, shape the experience potential members have, and ensure everything runs smoothly from start to finish.

Public relations handles outward communications and image, not the day-to-day event planning. The service chair focuses on community service events rather than recruitment. Pledge Parents work with pledges and mentorship, not the broaderRush Week coordination.