Everyday life is filled with people being within different groups. People belong to different clubs, activities, or are even randomly put into groups at school. This week alone I have been in different groups collaborating on different interests and ideas. An example is my sorority. We all belong to the same chapter and meet every Monday to discuss different philanthropy work and ways to improve the chapter. This group would be considered a concocted group. Based on an outside authority placing us into this chapter. We all have common morals, goals, and interests that based us on being selected for this group. Each of us are participating within this group to help the charities and the community. This website gives a good representation of of how we all work together and what we do in our chapter.
http://arizona.deltagamma.org/index


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