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may
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This session will expand on the concepts introduced in 201, offering a more in-depth exploration of prevention, organizational support, and
Event Details
This session will expand on the concepts introduced in 201, offering a more in-depth exploration of prevention, organizational support, and organizational accountability and conduct through a research-informed lens. The session will explore an emerging model that increases relationships with student groups as part of the organizational resolution process.
All registrants of any 201, 301, or 401 sessions will be provided on-demand access to all intensive sessions, including access to the 101 series.
About the ‘AVPs Intensive’ Program Series
AFA and the Piazza Center for Fraternity and Sorority Research announce the ‘AVPs Intensive’ Program Series, a series of live and on-demand programs designed to enhance the capacity of Assistant and Associate Vice Presidents to successfully build strategy and support for their fraternity/sorority communities.
The ‘AVPs Intensive’ is designed to support those student affairs divisional leaders charged with providing strategic leadership to fraternity/sorority programs, looking to build coalitions that actively include fraternities and sororities on campus, and engaging in strategic harm prevention efforts with fraternities and sororities.
AFA’s portion of the ‘AVPs Intensive Program Series is provided in financial partnership with Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity through the ‘Sigma Phi Epsilon Fund for Senior Student Affairs Officer Development’, housed within the AFA Foundation. The Piazza Center’s portion of the AVP’s Intensive Program Series is funded by Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity and Educational Foundation, and Jim and Evleyn Piazza.
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Panelists
Stevan Veldkamp, EdD | Executive Director Piazza Center (Moderator)
Time
May 7, 2025 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm View in my time
Registration Deadline
May 6, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. ET
Price
Free for AFA Members / 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.
NOTE: Registration for this program is limited to those in VP and AVP roles.
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AFA is proud to be a lead partner in the development of the Student Affairs Educator Certification through the Higher Education Consortium
Event Details
AFA is proud to be a lead partner in the development of the Student Affairs Educator Certification through the Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification. This consortium includes representation from each of the founding association partners, including NASPA, ACUHO-I, ACUI, NACA, ASCA, and NIRSA. In addition to the general certification, several specialty certifications are available, including a Fraternity/Sorority Life specialization (CSAEd-FSL).
Eligibility Criteria
Participation in the CSAEd™ certification programs are voluntary and open to anyone meeting candidate eligibility requirements at the time of application. Individuals applying for CSAEd™ core or a specialty certification must meet detailed education and work experience requirements at the time of application submission. View Eligibility Criteria
Qualifying employment experience is defined as being employed full-time in student affairs or student services in a higher education setting (e.g., a fraternity/sorority inter/national headquarters).
How to Apply
The spring 2025 Certification application cycle opens April 1, 2025 and is open through May 16, 2025 (11:59 p.m. PST). The spring 2025 exam period will be from May 19 – June 30. For more information, please visit https://studentaffairscertification.org/get-certified/how-to-apply.
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May 16, 2025 6:00 am - may 17, 2025 3:00 pm View in my time
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Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification
The Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification promotes and advances student affairs and services in higher education by assessing and recognizing individual educators who demonstrate competency in established domains, commit to ongoing learning and professional development, and comply with the code of ethics. The Consortium was collaboratively established by student affairs professional associations to manage Student Affairs Educator Certification.
june
jun2025 EXCEL Summit Campus-Based ProfessionalsOffered in Partnership with RISE Partnerships
Event Details
There are more director-level leadership roles within fraternity/sorority life on campus than there have ever been, and the complexities involved
Event Details
There are more director-level leadership roles within fraternity/sorority life on campus than there have ever been, and the complexities involved in the job are only increasing. This calls for more advanced training on strategy, operations management, and departmental leadership for those taking on the position. RISE created The EXCEL Summit to meet that need with insights from dozens of external reviews and strategic planning projects, the best research and thinking on organizational leadership as it relates to fraternity/sorority life, and the extensive professional expertise of our team members.
The EXCEL Summit is open to current and aspiring fraternity/sorority department leaders. Department leaders are the ranking or primary fraternity/sorority professional at the institution, including those who are the only fraternity/sorority professional for their institution.
Aspiring department leaders may attend, provided they have relevant experience and support from their supervisors. The program involves working with budgets, objectives, programs and services, and staffing. Those who do not have access to data and/or context in these areas may find it difficult to learn and apply program content.
The EXCEL Summit is a month-long intensive online training experience that will help participants develop their executive leadership abilities and learn how to better organize a department. Working with peers in a community of practice, participants will learn a framework for analyzing their department, gain technical knowledge about each component of a department, develop their abilities to organize the team, and learn how to prioritize and align their work to improve results.
Click here to learn more about the EXCEL Summit.
Continuing Education
Certified Student Affairs Educators (CSAEd) may obtain CE credits for attending this program. This program is eligible for Core or Fraternity Sorority Life specialty (FSL) credit.
AFA has been approved by the Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification to provide CE credit for Certified Student Affairs Educators (CSAEd). Programs that qualify for CE credit in this program will be clearly identified. AFA is solely responsible for all aspects of this program.
Scholarships
We have multiple scholarships available for this year’s EXCEL Summit for Campus-Based Professionals, including one sponsored by Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority. We appreciate their investment in our fraternity/sorority campus professionals and are grateful for our shared commitment to improving the fraternity/sorority experience.
To be considered for the scholarship, apply here by the end of the day on April 23, 2025.
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Panelists
Dan Wrona | CEO, Rise Partnerships
Chris Jefferson | Director of Fraternity & Sorority Life, University of Missouri
Kim Monteaux De Freitas, Ed.D. | Director of Sorority and Fraternity Life, The Ohio State University
Time
Month Long Event (june) View in my time
Registration Deadline
May 2, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. ET
Price
$675 AFA Members / Non-Members
Registration for this event is required. The cost to attend includes program attendance, guided work assignments between sessions, coaching sessions with faculty, all program materials, and supplemental resources before and after the program.
Note: Attendance is capped at 18 participants to provide a personalized atmosphere.
Event Details
This advanced session will focus on the practical aspects of implementing effective strategies for addressing hazing and dangerous drinking. All registrants
Event Details
This advanced session will focus on the practical aspects of implementing effective strategies for addressing hazing and dangerous drinking.
All registrants of any 201, 301, or 401 sessions will be provided on-demand access to all intensive sessions, including access to the 101 series.
About the ‘AVPs Intensive’ Program Series
AFA and the Piazza Center for Fraternity and Sorority Research announce the ‘AVPs Intensive’ Program Series, a series of live and on-demand programs designed to enhance the capacity of Assistant and Associate Vice Presidents to successfully build strategy and support for their fraternity/sorority communities.
The ‘AVPs Intensive’ is designed to support those student affairs divisional leaders charged with providing strategic leadership to fraternity/sorority programs, looking to build coalitions that actively include fraternities and sororities on campus, and engaging in strategic harm prevention efforts with fraternities and sororities.
AFA’s portion of the ‘AVPs Intensive Program Series is provided in financial partnership with Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity through the ‘Sigma Phi Epsilon Fund for Senior Student Affairs Officer Development’, housed within the AFA Foundation. The Piazza Center’s portion of the AVP’s Intensive Program Series is funded by Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity and Educational Foundation, and Jim and Evleyn Piazza.
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Panelists
Stevan Veldkamp, EdD | Executive Director Piazza Center (Moderator)
Time
June 5, 2025 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm View in my time
Registration Deadline
June 4, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. ET
Price
Free for AFA Members / 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.
NOTE: Registration for this program is limited to those in VP and AVP roles.
august
Event Details
AFA is proud to be a lead partner in the development of the Student Affairs Educator Certification through the Higher Education Consortium
Event Details
AFA is proud to be a lead partner in the development of the Student Affairs Educator Certification through the Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification. This consortium includes representation from each of the founding association partners, including NASPA, ACUHO-I, ACUI, NACA, ASCA, and NIRSA. In addition to the general certification, several specialty certifications are available, including a Fraternity/Sorority Life specialization (CSAEd-FSL).
Eligibility Criteria
Participation in the CSAEd™ certification programs are voluntary and open to anyone meeting candidate eligibility requirements at the time of application. Individuals applying for CSAEd™ core or a specialty certification must meet detailed education and work experience requirements at the time of application submission. View Eligibility Criteria
Qualifying employment experience is defined as being employed full-time in student affairs or student services in a higher education setting (e.g., a fraternity/sorority inter/national headquarters).
How to Apply
The summer 2025 Certification application cycle opens July 1, 2025 and is open through August 15, 2025 (11:59 p.m. PST). The summer 2025 exam period will be from August 18 – September 30. For more information, please visit https://studentaffairscertification.org/get-certified/how-to-apply.
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Time
August 15, 2025 6:00 am - august 16, 2025 3:00 pm View in my time
Organizer
Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification
The Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification promotes and advances student affairs and services in higher education by assessing and recognizing individual educators who demonstrate competency in established domains, commit to ongoing learning and professional development, and comply with the code of ethics. The Consortium was collaboratively established by student affairs professional associations to manage Student Affairs Educator Certification.
december
08decAll Day112025 AFA Annual Meeting:Annual Meeting
Event Details
The Annual Meeting is the hallmark professional development event that brings together a portfolio of programs and experiences designed to enhance and
Event Details
The Annual Meeting is the hallmark professional development event that brings together a portfolio of programs and experiences designed to enhance and enrich the competencies, skills, talents, and overall effectiveness for the success of our members and those in the field of fraternity/sorority life.
In addition to more than 100 educational sessions, the Annual Meeting experience provides a plethora of wide-ranging opportunities, including:
- Regional Meetings & Community Collectives: On Wednesday, December 4th from 6:00-8:00 p.m., choose to join either the colleagues in your region to hear updates, recognize the AFA milestones of your peers, and network with other during the Regional Meetings and/or engage within supportive and amplifying Community Collective spaces to network and build connections with colleagues surrounding the following identities: Latinx/a/o Professionals, the Black Diaspora, and the Single Professional Operations collectives.
- Roundtable Discussions with Umbrella Organizations: Join each of the umbrella organizations to learn the state of the organization along with news about upcoming initiatives and changes, and engage in dialogue around issues of shared interest.
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Time
December 8, 2025 - december 11, 2025 (All Day) View in my time
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