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Rooms are still available for the
2019 NGLA Annual Conference
in
Hartford, CT
from
February 28 to March 3. Make your reservation today!
Please direct questions to conference@ngla.org.
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Save $30 per person
when you register early for the 2019 NGLA Annual Conference in Hartford, CT from February 28 to March 3!
Not certain what students are attending but don’t want to miss the savings? Register your students as “TBD” then update registrant information by February 18.
Registration is non-refundable.
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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.
The
Advisor Academy
is offered during the 2019 NGLA Annual Conference on
Saturday, March 2
for
$50 per person.
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NGLA offers programming intended for culturally based organizations and local organizations. These programs are included in your registration cost and may be selected during registration. Already registered? Email registration@ngla.org to modify your programming selection.
Thursday, February 28
*New this year*
Pre-Conference Academy for Culturally Based Organizations
with Dr. Don Trahan: a one-day program intended for culturally based organizations, this program focuses on learning how to lead change management effectively and efficiently as a culturally based organization. Attendees will leave prepared to challenge the narrative of “we can’t” and replace it with “we will.”
Friday, March 1
Culturally Based Organization Institute:
This institute will provide resources, new skills, and strategies for the growth and development of each individual organization. We will give you the tools needed to start building a campus support network through collaboration in order to achieve your organizational goals. We will provide you with tangible skills to grow your organization, build a strong vision of the future college campus, and create a positive impact on your entire community. We will challenge you to go forth and make a difference on your campus while highlighting your organizational mission and values at all times.
Local Organization Institute:
This series of workshops throughout the day on Friday offers an opportunity for members of local fraternities and sororities to discuss strategies for sustainable success. Workshop facilitators have experience working with local organizations and the unique challenges and opportunities they present to student members. This one-day program during the conference will feature speakers who are local organization alumni and professionals with extensive experience advising local organizations to help the leaders of these organizations be successful. The programs will be interactive and feature topics on organizational improvement and alumni relations.
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Show your support of scholarships to attend the NGLA Annual Conference and donate to the silent auction!
*New this year*
With a few clicks, donate a swag bag for your organization! Simply, order online and Unique Impressions will deliver the basket to the NGLA Silent Auction.
Items may be brought to the conference or postmarked no later than February 15, 2019. Shipping information is provided in the 2019 Silent Auction Donation form. Please do not ship items to the Hartford Marriott Downtown or Hilton Hartford.
Please email Special Programs Chair Maria Haber with any questions.
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This month, we would like to recognize Michael Davis and Crystel Maldonado for their work and recruitment of this year’s excellent 2019 Annual Conference Student Staff! We are so excited to have our Student Staff members join us for the upcoming conference and appreciate the dedication of Michael and Crystel to recruit such a great group. Be sure to say hello to our Student Staff in Hartford!
2019 Student Staff:
- Julie Ainsley, James Madison University, Phi Sigma Sigma
- Bridget Conaway, University of Connecticut, Sigma Sigma Sigma
- Andrew Dorriere, Ball State University, Sigma Phi Epsilon
- Anna Gilbert, State University of New York at Geneseo, Delta Phi Epsilon
- Nia Green, Seton Hall University, Zeta Phi Beta
- Angelina Jenkins, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Theta Phi Alpha
- Taylor Maultz, Hofstra University, Sigma Delta Tau
- Giuliana Painter, Canisius College; The University of Rochester; Rochester Institute of Technology, Alpha Epsilon Phi
- Kayla Raparelli, Rowan University, Theta Phi Alpha
- Alessa Strelecki, University of Connecticut, Delta Gamma
- Nicholas Trotter, Susquehanna University, Phi Mu Delta
- Nicole Zisa, Adelphi University, Delta Gamma
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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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