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Don’t miss important announcements, recognition, and more! Like our Facebook page and follow our Twitter profile.
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Later this month, NGLA will announce our 2019 Opening Thursday Keynote, Friday Morning Keynote, and Closing Saturday Keynote programs!
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Show your support of fraternity and sorority life in the Northeast, and put your company or organization in front of more than 1,200 influential student leaders, campus professionals, and volunteers by becoming a sponsor of the 2019 NGLA Annual Conference in Hartford, CT.
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Earlier this year, Phi Kappa Theta at Worcester Polytechnic Institute welcomed a new fraternity brother, Diesel. The brothers are training Diesel to become a guide dog for the Guide Dog Foundation. The Foundation provides people who are blind or visually impaired with highly trained guide dogs free of charge, and operates almost entirely from donations and volunteer work.
Jake Scheide ’19 is a computer science major and serves as one of Diesel’s primary handlers. All of the brothers share the responsibility of raising and training Diesel.
This initiative demonstrates Phi Kappa Theta at WPI’s dedication to their fraternity’s motto, "Give, expecting nothing thereof."
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Did your campus just win an award? Is your community engaged in an amazing philanthropy or community service initiative? Have some news that you just need to share with the NGLA community? We want to know!
Share your news by nominating a chapter, council, community, or individual to be in the NGLA Spotlight. The NGLA Spotlight is in addition to the annual NGLA Awards.
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NGLA offers an Innovation Grant for fraternity and sorority communities to come together to creatively and collaboratively solve problems and challenges. The purpose of the Innovation Grant is to provide campuses or organizations with the resources to employ creative, new approaches to problems or issues faced within your community and whose solution may also benefit other fraternal communities in the Northeast. The committee is looking for proposals that make an impact on those students who participate.
The grant eligibility criteria and application form are available on the NGLA Innovation Grant webpage. NGLA looks forward to supporting your innovative ideas that strengthen your community and further NGLA’s mission to “educate leaders from a variety of fraternal experiences to transform and empower their community and align actions with values.”
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Ryan Cole and the Keynote Selection Team identified, reviewed, and selected the keynote addresses for the 2019 NGLA Annual Conference. The team worked tirelessly during one of our busiest times of the year to identify and set the tone for the conference programming. In particular, with Ryan’s organization and leadership, the keynote review process was seamless and we are excited for the forthcoming keynote announcements.
Members of the Keynote Selection Team include: Ryan Cole, Joanna Darrigo, Talia Gurstel, Donald Moore, Brittany Quinlan, Christina Witkowicki, Kathryn Wojcik.
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NGLA is always accepting articles for our monthly newsletter. Submissions can be made by anyone in the community, and we welcome the opportunity to feature different ideas and material each month. Articles and detailed content submissions can be made using the Article Submission Form.
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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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