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What is PNM Slang?

Published in Greek Life 1 min read

PNM slang refers to the term "PNM," which stands for Potential New Member in the context of Greek life organizations (fraternities and sororities).

More specifically, a PNM is an individual who is interested in joining a fraternity or sorority and is participating in the recruitment process. This process is known as rush, intake, or recruitment, depending on the specific organization and campus.

Here's a breakdown:

  • PNM: Potential New Member
  • Context: Greek Life (Fraternities and Sororities)
  • Role: A person exploring membership in a Greek organization.
  • Activity: Participating in rush, intake, or recruitment events.

Essentially, a PNM is someone who is "rushing" or being recruited by a fraternity or sorority, with the potential of becoming a member. Formerly, sororities sometimes called these individuals "rushees," though PNM is now the generally preferred term. Fraternities may still use the term "rushee" as well.

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