Former sorority rush chair turned senator discusses social media recruitment

The youngest woman ever elected to the United States Senate got her start in leadership during her time as a student at the University of Alabama, holding top positions in her sorority and in student government. She shared how the now social media viral recruitment process at her alma mater looked different 20 years ago. Republican Senator Katie Boyd Britt told Katie Miller, a former DOGE staffer and past communications lead for Vice President Mike Pence on her eponymous podcast, that she played a key role in the University of Alabama sorority rush process as rush chair.