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Answers for parents, partners on campus, and sisters — plus every page on this site in one place.
Families
For Parents
Joining WHS is a family decision, and we welcome your questions. Scholarship comes first in every chapter: new members hold a required GPA, attend weekly study halls, and meet academic mentors.
- Transparent costs. Chapter dues are published each semester before recruitment; payment plans and Foundation aid are available.
- Safety first. Every chapter follows the national risk-management policy, sober event monitors, and anti-hazing education.
- Stay connected. Family newsletters, parents weekends, and the Founders Day Gala open the circle to you.
Partners
For Campus Professionals
Fraternity and sorority life staff, faculty advisors, and deans: WHS chapters arrive with national policies, trained volunteers, and assessment data. We share grade reports each term, submit service-hour audits, and staff a 24-hour advisor line during recruitment.
To invite WHS to your campus — or to request chapter records — contact our expansion office through the Connect page.
Members
Sisters Only
The sister portal holds ritual materials, chapter reporting, dues payment, and the member directory. Initiated sisters receive login credentials at initiation; alumnae keep lifetime access.
Newly initiated and need access? Register below and our membership office will verify your chapter within two business days.
Request Portal Access
Lost credentials, first-time login, or a new email on file — start here.
Update Alumnae Info
Moved, married, or promoted? Keep your record current for event invitations.
Common Questions
Dues vary by chapter and are published before each recruitment period. Most chapters offer semester payment plans, and the Foundation provides need-based aid — cost is never meant to end a conversation.
Plan on a weekly chapter meeting, two study-hall hours, and one service or sisterhood event — roughly five hours in a typical week, with more during recruitment and Founders Day season.
Any alumna can recommend a prospective member through the Connect page. A recommendation introduces a young woman to the chapter — it is never required, and never a guarantee.
Gifts to the Foundation fund scholarships, internships, and leadership education only — never operations. Donors receive the annual Stewardship Letter naming every award.
Eight alumnae in one area can charter a circle with a simple petition. Circles host Outreach days, welcome new graduates, and keep the ritual alive after college.