The Sorority Life is searching for content creators.
Our content creators help share more about the sorority experience by writing articles and creating social media content. Content creators help drive the strategic content direction of TheSororityLife.com and provide engaging content for our target audiences.
Join The Sorority Life Content Creator Program
The Sorority Life (TSL) Content Creator Program is a 14-week program where a cohort of current collegiate sorority women will create engaging, relevant content for TheSororityLife.com. Content creators will receive a welcome gift and stipend paid throughout their program with additional incentive pay available based on performance. The TSL Content Creator Program can be used for internship credit if approved by the student’s university/college. Applications are due Nov. 20, 2025, at 11:59 pm ET.
Content creators share personal experiences, educational information and interview other sorority women making an impact. They are vital in ensuring young women can learn more about the sorority experience and sign up for recruitment on their campuses.
Content Creators will:
- Serve for a 14-week period during the fall or spring cohort.
- Research, write and produce three blog articles. Topics are selected by each individual content creator and approved with National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) staff.
- Research and create six social media posts. Topics are selected by each individual content creator and approved with NPC staff.
- Attend a mandatory virtual kick off call and training.
- Attend biweekly cohort calls to brainstorm and connect with other TSL content creators.
- Review and provide feedback on TheSororityLife.com marketing campaigns, as needed.
Benefits of being a content creator
Marketing
Content creators will create pieces that promote a positive view of sorority life.
Experience
Content creators will leave with a portfolio of published work featured on The Sorority Life.
Network
Content creators will work with NPC staff and other content creators in their cohort.
“I am endlessly grateful for that experience, and being able to share it with PNMs and my chapter has been so rewarding.” – McKenna Wales, Fall 2024 Cohort
How to apply
The application for the content creator program is closed! Applications for the spring 2026 program will be opening in November 2025.
This opportunity is open to all current collegiate sorority women. Content creators must be comfortable writing about the sorority experience, and at times sharing personal experiences.
If you are interested and want to be notified when applications are live. Please submit the interest form below.
Questions about The Sorority Life content creators can be sent to emmaaustin@npcwomen.org.
Current Content Creators
Annabella Perez
Annabella is a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha. She attends the University of the Incarnate Word, where she is getting a bachelor of science in healthcare sciences with a concentration in pre-occupational therapy and a minor in psychology. Annabella recently made the decision to change from the social activities director to the finance director, and she is so excited to share her journey with everyone.
Kaylee McCallum
Kaylee is a member of Chi Omega at Georgia Southern University, where she is pursuing a degree in marketing with an emphasis in fashion merchandising through the Honors College. She currently serves as the Vice President of Public Relations for the Georgia Southern Panhellenic Association, where she utilizes creativity and strategy to showcase the Panhellenic community.
Payton Hammett
Payton is a member of Alpha Omicron Pi. She attends Ball State University, where she is studying journalism with a concentration in mass communications and minoring in new works for the stage and creative writing. She is also in the Honors College. Payton serves as the Director of Digital Media and as the sophomore representative for her chapter.
Makenzie (Mak) Pitts
Mak is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha. She attends Arkansas State University and she is studying strategic communications with a marketing minor. Mak serves as the National Panhellenic Council Vice President of Public Relations and her chapter’s Vice President of Philanthropy and Service.
Nour Kamal
Nour is a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha. She attends Loyola University Chicago, where she is studying political science with a concentration in public policy. Nour serves as the Vice President of Finance for her chapter.
Past Content Creators
Caroline Bryant
Gamma Phi Beta
Hannah Coleman
Kappa Delta
Savannah Dunn
Alpha Delta Pi
Emma Gill
Gamma Phi Beta
Nicole Green
Zeta Tau Alpha
Katie Janvrin
Tri Delta
Trinity Lopes
Delta Gamma
Manasha Sahana Vengat
Alpha Omicron Pi
McKenna Wales
Kappa Delta