Early in my tenure at Delta Phi Epsilon, I was lamenting my position of having to navigate a great deal of conflict between many people who wanted different things from our organization. A...
November signals a shift for many of us. We begin turning our attention toward wrapping up the fall semester, reflecting on the needs of our organizations and communities, and considering what lies ahead.
Some moments call us to look outward, to understand what happened, where systems failed, and what must change. Others ask us to look inward. This is one of those moments.
Recent incidents affecting our fraternity and...
Some moments call us to look outward, to understand what happened, where systems failed, and what must change. Others ask us to look inward. This is one of those moments.
Recent incidents affecting our fraternity and...
November signals a shift for many of us. We begin turning our attention toward wrapping up the fall semester, reflecting on the needs of our organizations and communities, and considering what lies ahead.
AFA entered the 1980s with a constitution, a newsletter, and as a group unto its own. What it did not yet have was a settled idea of what it would become.
November signals a shift for many of us. We begin turning our attention toward wrapping up the fall semester, reflecting on the needs of our organizations and communities, and considering what lies ahead.
AFA entered the 1980s with a constitution, a newsletter, and as a group unto its own. What it did not yet have was a settled idea of what it would become.
November signals a shift for many of us. We begin turning our attention toward wrapping up the fall semester, reflecting on the needs of our organizations and communities, and considering what lies ahead.
November signals a shift for many of us. We begin turning our attention toward wrapping up the fall semester, reflecting on the needs of our organizations and communities, and considering what lies ahead.
AFA entered the 1980s with a constitution, a newsletter, and as a group unto its own. What it did not yet have was a settled idea of what it would become.
Fraternity and sorority professionals know that the most meaningful moments in our work rarely happen behind a desk. They happen during meetings with students,...
Headlines abound about the virtues and terrors of artificial intelligence (AI). There is no lack of discourse around the emergence of generative AI, and...
Our work in the fraternity and sorority world is built on human connection, where professionals build relationships and help students develop during a critical...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is embedded in the daily work of fraternity and sorority life (FSL) professionals. It is being utilized by staff, students, and...
The conversation about artificial intelligence in higher education often starts in the wrong place.
We ask what tools to buy. We ask what policies to...
November signals a shift for many of us. We begin turning our attention toward wrapping up the fall semester, reflecting on the needs of our organizations and communities, and considering what lies ahead.
AFA entered the 1980s with a constitution, a newsletter, and as a group unto its own. What it did not yet have was a settled idea of what it would become.
