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Register by January 26th for the 2018 NGLA Annual Conference and save $30 per person!
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| When you register for the conference, you can also secure your spot in the
• College Panhellenic / IFC Academy
• Culturally Based Organization Institute
• Graduate Student Encounter! sponsored by ForCollegeForLife
• Local Organization Institute
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| | | Sponsored by Phi Mu Delta
The 2018 NGLA Advisor Academy will be 9:00am-4:00pm on Saturday, February 24th at the Wyndham Grand Downtown in Pittsburgh, PA.
NGLA’s award-winning Advisor Academy brings together volunteer, alumni, and faculty advisors and advisory boards from around the region to share best practices and hear from industry leaders on issues affecting higher education and the interfraternal community.
All sessions are facilitated by RISE Partnerships. This year’s registration fee remains $50 and includes the affiliation lunch.
To learn more and register, visit the Advisor Academy website.
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| | | NGLA is excited about our keynotes, speaker showcase, and Critical Conversations Series speakers for the 2018 NGLA Annual Conference!
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Don’t miss an opportunity to recognize your campus, chapters, councils, and individuals for your outstanding accomplishments over the past year. All students, advisors, and campuses are encouraged to apply.
Please email NGLA Awards Chair Sara Diem with any questions. |
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The awards committee is also looking for judges! If you are a professional, graduate student, or volunteer looking for an opportunity to get involved with NGLA, please consider applying.
Please email NGLA Awards Chair Sara Diem with any questions.
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Graduate Student Encounter! Resume Reviews and Mock Interviews
We are currently looking for professional members attending NGLA to critique resumes and assist with mock interviews on Saturday, February 24th from 3:30-4:30pm. Each mock interviews will last 15 minutes.
Please email Kim Monteaux De Freitas by Monday February 5th if interested.
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Do your students actively participate in summer/winter fraternity/sorority leadership programs like UIFI? Would they be more likely to attend if we hosted one in the Northeast?
NGLA is interested in collecting your thoughts on a regional leadership event. NGLA would be so grateful if you took a few moments to complete our quick survey. Thank you in advance! |
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It’s not too late to donate an item to NGLA's Annual Silent Auction! No item is too big or too small, and all proceeds go toward giving students the opportunity to participate in our strong and vibrant leadership opportunities.
Shipping directions are in the donation form. Items must arrive no later than February 21st to Rebecca. Please do not ship items to the Wyndham Grand Hotel. Items also may be brought to the conference and left at registration upon your arrival.
Please email Special Programs Chair Maria Haber with any questions. |
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All double rooms at the Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown are currently reserved. A second room block has been secured at the Courtyard Pittsburgh Downtown at a rate of $149 per night. The Courtyard Pittsburgh Downtown is a five-minute walk from the Wyndham and provides a courtesy shuttle for guests who would prefer to ride.
If you would prefer to stay at the Wyndham, you can check their site periodically for cancellations. Double rooms are available at the conference rate of $160/night. The online reservations system allows you to book one room at a time. If you need to reserve more than one room for your delegation, we recommend calling the Wyndham at 412-391-4600 to make your reservation by phone. You can also make multiple reservations online. We appreciate your flexibility in reserving more than one room.
Please email conference@ngla.org with any questions. |
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| Joe Gurreri has been integral in working to include the mentoring program with the NGLA Board of Directors for this upcoming year. This involves connecting with an NGLA BOD Member as a mentor throughout the NGLA Annual Conference. The mentor program was created to provide a professional connection to our students working on conference staff and to provide a reflection opportunity to get the most out of the NGLA Annual Conference experience both as support staff member and attendee. Joe is also working to select the twelve student staff members who will play an integral role in the success of this year's conference. Thanks to Joe for his innovation and dedication to NGLA! |
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Why isn’t our Chapter on budget? How do we get members to pay their dues? When certain members don’t pay their dues, why don’t the paying members care more? How do I handle the delicate balance of brotherhood/sisterhood and money?
As Peter Bielagus travels the country working with greek organizations, he hears questions like these all the time. The problems vary, but there is one consistent flaw that runs through every greek organization struggling with their finances. This flaw is the root cause of their difficulties. |
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NGLA educates leaders from a variety of fraternal experiences to transform and empower their community and align actions with values.
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