Alumni
We are so excited that because of the experience you had as a high school volunteer, you are interested in starting a COLLEGE CHAPTER. College Chapters are similar to the chapters you participated in high school, but your college may have a few rules you must comply with to be an official club. If you have questions about this that aren't answered below, please email us at contact [at] glamourgals.org. 

Three things before you get started:
1.You must be an alumni of the GlamourGals program. Though seniors in college are welcome to start a chapter, please make sure you have plenty of underclassmen willing to be involved to make sure your chapter continues!
2. Your chapter must be a recognized school club or a permanent activity within a school club.
3. Your advisor must be a faculty member at the college. Check with your college to see who is permitted to be associated with your club!
 
4.  At this time, we are unable to accomodate international chapters.
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Want to get involved other ways? Become a GG Correspondent!

We are organized into CHAPTERS consisting of a Chapter CollegeChapterPresident, Co-President, Rally Girl, advisor, and volunteers. You will manage your chapter online via GGChapters.org, our online forum built exclusively for our volunteers.

What are we (chapter president, co-president, rally girl, and volunteers) responsible for? Download Responsibilities.
Read these FIVE steps before you register your chapter. Download Steps.

Need some help contacting the senior home? Helpful first call script!
Have a senior home interested?  Download the senior home agreement.
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Click the logo below to enter your info and fill out the "Start your Chapter" box on the right.  


What happens next?! You will enter this information into our GGChapters.org site.  We will approve your chapter (expect a call!) and you and all of the volunteers you registered with will receive an email from auto [at] ggchapters.org (ADD THAT TO YOUR ADDRESS BOOK to avoid it going into spam!) to create a profile and enter GGChapters.org!

FAQ's for Starting a College Chapter

1. How do I make GlamourGals an official club at my college or university? You will have to check with your university guidelines as each one differs.
2. My college requires that I have a bank account and a treasurer. What do I do with that money? That money should be used to purchase GG Goods for the senior women you visit or the volunteers in your chapter or gas/transportation expenses. NO makeup may be purchased for makeovers as that is supplied to you directly by GG National.
3. How do we raise funds for our registration fee? If you are an official club, your university may have funds allotted for you to utilize for the fee. If not, other college chapters charge each girl a percentage of the fee or dues like a sorority, OR some even broach professors they are close to to donate the fee. (Remember, the fee is 100% tax deductible!)
4. We don't have morning announcements like they do in school? How do we make sure the volunteers stay informed about meetings and makeovers? The BEST way to do this is to ensure that all volunteers are on GGChapters to make sure they get up to the minute updates about your chapter (they can rsvp for events on the calendar there!) However, some existing college chapters also have created a facebook group and email their volunteers continuously to make sure they are on top of things. Additionally, many colleges have events right at the beginning of the year--set up a booth at a freshmen club meeting, advertise in dorms, etc. Remember how busy you are and more than likely, your other volunteers are just as busy!
5. Where can we hold our meetings? If you can, find a classroom with computers that you can use, or meet in a lobby of a dorm, dorm room, etc. If that doesn't work for you, consider meeting prior to your first makeover.
6. How do I recruit volunteers? Consider making flyers to post in student unions, lounges, lobbies, etc. Ask your friends to spread the word. See if you can book a classroom for an information session to get students involved.


Read through all of the above information and still need some more information?  Meet our Chapter Presidents!