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We had a great time and turnout in Hartford for the annual conference. This year we welcomed almost 1,000 attendees from over 90 different colleges and universities. |
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The mission of NGLA is to educate leaders from a variety of fraternal experiences to transform and empower their community and align actions with values.
Each member of the Board plays an integral role in furthering this mission. Our continued success depends on the personal commitment and dedication of a select group of individuals, who understand the privileges and obligations of leadership. The Association is currently accepting applications for board vacancies. Qualified applicants are those with association and/or organizational leadership experience who are committed to the fraternal movement. Although applicants from non-campus based positions are welcome, we have a preference for campus-based applicants at this time. Click here for additional information regarding qualifications, expectations, and how to apply.
Applicants must complete this form and submit a current resume to exec@ngla.org by April 17, 2017. Questions can be directed to Emily Perlow, executive director, at exec@ngla.org.
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| Big thanks to the multiple institutions that donated nearly 30 backpacks and supplies to the CT Children and Families. In addition, we are thankful to be able to provide a $1,000 donation to our 2017 NGLA philanthropy due to CrowdChange's kindness. |
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Each year at the Annual Conference, the Northeast Greek Leadership Association recognizes Fraternity and Sorority chapters, councils, communities and individuals for their outstanding accomplishments over the past year.
We would like to congratulate all of the NGLA award winners! To view the full list of winners, please visit our awards page. |
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Thank you to everyone who helped make the 2017 Silent Auction a success. We had over 70 different donation items and raised over $2,200. Some of the most exciting items were a limited edition Phi Mu Delta Centennial Badge, an AFLV LeaderShape registration, a free composite, and various items from many of the different organizations represented at the conference.
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Thanks to GreekYearbook for being our official convention photography company. All photos from convention can be found online. GreekYearbook provides the best in sorority and fraternity composite, bid day, and convention photography for thousands of sorority and fraternity members across the United States and Canada.
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Thank you to our 2017 Conference Partners & Vendors:
Unique Impressions – Official NGLA Conference Vendor
Greek 101 – Official NGLA Partner
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Thank you to our 2017 GOLD Level Conference Sponsors:
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Collegiate Empowerment® is an educational production company hell bent on helping higher ed professionals and college students get what they want & need. |
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The B+ Foundation is about Kids Helping Kids Fight Cancer — raising money to provide financial and emotional support to families of children with cancer nationwide.
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Thank you to our 2017 Conference Program Sponsors:
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Circle of Sisterhood Foundation
Collegiate Empowerment
CrowdChange
EverFi
ForCollegeForLife
Greek University
Metropolis Management
Novak Talks
Order of Omega
Phi Mu Delta
The B+ Foundation
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| Friday Keynote
Community Luncheon
Philanthropic Partner Sponsorship
Professionals Institute
Professional Reception
Thursday Keynote
Saturday Evening Entertainment
Advanced Leadership Summit
Order of Omega Case Study
Advisor Academy
Affiliation Luncheon
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Thank you to our 2017 Advertiser Partners:
EverFi
Shadywood Road Productions
Vantine Imaging, LLC
Vision XY
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| Hofstra University Snow Angels
For the last two years, the New York Kappa Chapter of Phi Delta Theta has led Hofstra University's Snow Angels program with the Office of Off Campus Living and Commuter Student Services. The men of Phi Delta Theta, with help from members of Phi Kappa Theta, Sigma Alpha Mu, and Delta Chi, have volunteered their time, and their snow days, to shoveling the driveways and sidewalks of Hofstra's neighbors, many of whom are not able do so themselves.
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