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october
Hazing persists when unhealthy behaviors, trauma bonding, alumni influence, and power dynamics become embedded in fraternity and sorority culture. Grounded in the Hazing Prevention Framework, this session unpacks
Hazing persists when unhealthy behaviors, trauma bonding, alumni influence, and power dynamics become embedded in fraternity and sorority culture. Grounded in the Hazing Prevention Framework, this session unpacks why harmful practices endure and where prevention efforts often fall short. Using case studies, an examination of social roles and authority, and collaborative strategy-building, participants will move beyond surface-level solutions toward meaningful, systemic culture change.
As a result of attending this program, attendees will…
About Annual Meeting Reload
The Annual Meeting Reload which provides participants the opportunity to catch the most popular and best reviewed educational sessions from the most recent AFA Annual Meeting. Participants will be able to access 15+ live virtual sessions covering topics such as program development, prevention and intervention, organizational growth, equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) and more. The Annual Meeting Reload is open to members and non-members of AFA. More information, including how to register, is available at https://afa1976.org/education/reload/.
The Annual Meeting Reload is made possible through a generous gift from the AFA Foundation.
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Arielle Harris, University of South Carolina, Assistant Director of Chapter Services
Lauren Griffin, University of Kansas, SFL Coordinator for Student Learning and Risk Reduction
October 8, 2026 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm View in my time
October 7, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. ET
All-Access Pass: $225 for AFA Members | $325 for Non-Members
Single Session Webinar Access: $25 for AFA Members | $50 for 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.
november
11nov1:00 pm2:30 pm2026 AFA Annual Business MeetingIn-Person Event:AM Deadlines,Annual Meeting
AFA's Annual Business Meeting provides members the opportunity to hear about AFA's accomplishments, learn more about AFA's organizational and financial health, and receive a progress update on AFA's strategic plan. Meeting
AFA’s Annual Business Meeting provides members the opportunity to hear about AFA’s accomplishments, learn more about AFA’s organizational and financial health, and receive a progress update on AFA’s strategic plan. Meeting agenda and materials will be provided under separate cover.
AFA’s Annual Business Meeting will be recorded and available to AFA members who are not able to participate in the live, virtual event. The recording will be made available to members in the “AFA Learning” tile of their FSCentral account.
Questions
Questions about the registration or about the session can be directed to info@afa1976.org.
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November 11, 2026 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm View in my time
Tuesday, November 10, at 11:59 p.m. ET
No Cost for AFA Members
Registration for this event is required. This event is only available for current AFA members. If you have questions about your membership status or would like to join or renew, please visit https://afa1976.org/join-afa/ or contact info@afa1976.org.
december
04dec9:00 amDirector's Institute
AFA’s Director’s Institute aims to prepare new and aspiring campus-based Directors to lead their departments and communities in a modern higher education and fraternity/sorority landscape.
AFA’s Director’s Institute aims to prepare new and aspiring campus-based Directors to lead their departments and communities in a modern higher education and fraternity/sorority landscape.
Moving into a director role means shifting from doing the work to leading it — from managing programs to shaping strategy, navigating campus politics, developing staff, and advocating for your community at the highest levels of your institution. The AFA Director’s Institute is built to guide you through that transition alongside a cohort of peers making the very same leap.
AFA’s Director’s Institute is a six-month long developmental experience that will blend in-person learning experiences with synchronous virtual sessions. The program kicks off at the Annual Meeting (December) and culminates with a multi-day in-person capstone experience on the campus of NC State University in Raleigh, North Carolina (June). To learn more information about the AFA Director’s Institute, please visit https://afa1976.org/education/directors-institute/.
Because so much of the Institute’s value comes from being together, full attendance at both in-person experiences — the AFA Annual Meeting kickoff and the multi-day capstone — is expected of all participants. These gatherings anchor the cohort experience and cannot be replicated virtually. If the dates don’t work for you this cycle, we’d love to welcome you to participate in a future cohort.
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Director’s Institute Faculty
Shelly Brown Dobek
John W. Keith
December 4, 2026 9:00 am View in my time
November 20, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. ET
$500 for AFA Members | $650 for 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.

