Event Details
We wish it was easy to navigate the fraternity/sorority advising profession, but there's so many pieces of the industry that they just don't
Event Details
We wish it was easy to navigate the fraternity/sorority advising profession, but there’s so many pieces of the industry that they just don’t teach you in graduate school – and many more that continue to update and evolve over time. What if finding someone to support you through this was as simple as passing them a note? Sometimes, it is. This session will explore examples of mentoring relationships, share research, and leave attendees with a way to navigate their own mentor search.
As a result of attending this program, attendees will…
- Be able to identify methods for finding their own mentors or mentees within the profession
- Learn how to establish an intentional mentoring relationship
About AdvanceU
AdvanceU is a virtual based classroom with educational programs specifically designed to enhance the alignment of the fraternity/sorority experience with the changing dynamics of higher education. AdvanceU programs provide AFA members the opportunity to engage on a wide range of topics with content experts who develop curriculum with a specific set of learning outcomes geared at achieving higher levels of professional competence in our members.
AdvanceU is provided by the generous support of Zeta Tau Alpha through an endowment with the AFA Foundation.
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Panelists
- Kristen Kardas, Director of Education at Delta Chi Fraternity International Headquarters
- Dr. Brigette Allen, Curriculum Design and Learning Consultant at Plaid
- Neil Bourgeois, Assistant Director of Fraternity & Sorority Programs at Tulane University
Time
November 12, 2025 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm View in my time
Registration Deadline
Tuesday, November 11, at 11:59 p.m. ET
Price
Free for AFA Members | $35 Non-Members
Registration for this event is required. For programs with a registration fee, costs help AFA fund the technology, labor, and presenter costs of its programs, and support AFA in crafting high-quality, self-sustaining professional development programming.
