As the Vice President of Recruitment for the USC Panhellenic Council, Sara Kahn plays a pivotal role in shaping the recruitment landscape for sororities at the University of Southern California. With her extensive experience in coordinating both formal and informal recruitment processes, she leads a...
As the Vice President of Recruitment for the USC Panhellenic Council, Sara Kahn plays a pivotal role in shaping the recruitment landscape for sororities at the University of Southern California. With her extensive experience in coordinating both formal and informal recruitment processes, she leads a dedicated team of recruitment officers to ensure that every potential new member feels welcomed and valued. Sara's commitment to creating an equitable recruitment environment is evident in her collaborative efforts with chapter executive board members and advisors, where she emphasizes inclusivity and diversity in all recruitment activities.
Sara's strategic approach is underscored by her adeptness in budget management, allowing her to effectively allocate resources for necessary merchandise and supplies that enhance the recruitment experience. Her proficiency in Microsoft Excel aids in meticulous planning and tracking of recruitment metrics, ensuring that the process is both efficient and transparent. Beyond logistics, Sara leverages her skills in brand strategy and communication to craft compelling narratives that resonate with prospective members, showcasing the unique values and cultures of each sorority.
Her background in journalism, particularly her coding skills in HTML, CSS, and jQuery, enables her to innovate digital recruitment tools that engage potential new members online. Additionally, her experience in video editing and news production allows her to create dynamic promotional content that highlights the vibrant community within USC's sororities. With a strong foundation in social justice and literacy, Sara is not only focused on recruitment numbers but is also passionate about fostering a supportive environment where every voice is heard. Through her leadership, the USC Panhellenic Council is not just recruiting members; it is building a community that celebrates diversity and empowers women.
