Our Mission The Office of Greek Life will provide and create educational leadership opportunities through common fraternal principles as a way to actively engage and build exemplary Greek men and women for life. Our Goals Promoting academic achievement. Advocating and actively promoting a diverse and inclusive community. Developing and maintaining lasting internal and external relationships between the University, fraternal organizations, alumni, and the local community. Intentionally promoting a strong, values-based and purpose-driven Greek community. *Please Note: This plan does not include all chapter and council educational programming efforts. For a complete review, please visit our all-inclusive Greek Calendar at . Month by Month Programming Educational Efforts August 2013 Panhellenic Gamma Chi Training, August 11-17~ This year, one hundred and eight (180) students were selected to serve in this position. Students will learn how to effectively listen to and counsel PNM’s, handle difficult situations, learn the formal recruitment process, etc. Collaborators include but are not limited to UA Department of Communication, National Panhellenic Conference, and the Walton College of Business. Social Event Registration & Risk Management Training, August 29 and September 11~ To review policies as they relate to social functions, safe risk management practices including UA alcohol and drug policy and restrictive sanctions guidelines. University Police Department also shares their expectations and discusses trends as they relate to risky behaviors. Chapter advisor, presidents, and social chairs are required to attend. September 2013 NPHC Beauty Shop, September ~ This is a forum hosted by NPHC that focus on trends, issues, and the overall development of African American female students. There will be engaging and meaningful conversations regarding their own individual experiences and opinions on relevant issues facing their
Our Mission The Office of Greek Life will provide and create educational leadership opportunities through common fraternal principles as a way to actively engage and build exemplary Greek men and women for life. Our Goals Promoting academic achievement. Advocating and actively promoting a diverse and inclusive community. Developing and maintaining lasting internal and external relationships between the University, fraternal organizations, alumni, and the local community. Intentionally promoting a strong, values-based and purpose-driven Greek community. *Please Note: This plan does not include all chapter and council educational programming efforts. For a complete review, please visit our all-inclusive Greek Calendar at . Month by Month Programming Educational Efforts August 2013 Panhellenic Gamma Chi Training, August 11-17~ This year, one hundred and eight (180) students were selected to serve in this position. Students will learn how to effectively listen to and counsel PNM’s, handle difficult situations, learn the formal recruitment process, etc. Collaborators include but are not limited to UA Department of Communication, National Panhellenic Conference, and the Walton College of Business. Social Event Registration & Risk Management Training, August 29 and September 11~ To review policies as they relate to social functions, safe risk management practices including UA alcohol and drug policy and restrictive sanctions guidelines. University Police Department also shares their expectations and discusses trends as they relate to risky behaviors. Chapter advisor, presidents, and social chairs are required to attend. September 2013 NPHC Beauty Shop, September ~ This is a forum hosted by NPHC that focus on trends, issues, and the overall development of African American female students. There will be engaging and meaningful conversations regarding their own individual experiences and opinions on relevant issues facing their
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