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...
In higher education, uncertainty is not an occasional disruption but a constant companion. Leadership transitions, shifting campus cultures, political pressures, and resource challenges all shape the environment in which we serve students. Preparing ourselves to...
The experience of any graduate assistant can look different from institution to institution. It is easy to think “we only have them for two years” or “they are only a graduate assistant.” I would challenge...
The experience of any graduate assistant can look different from institution to institution. It is easy to think “we only have them for two years” or “they are only a graduate assistant.” I would challenge...
In higher education, uncertainty is not an occasional disruption but a constant companion. Leadership transitions, shifting campus cultures, political pressures, and...
A decade ago, the pathway into fraternity/sorority advising was fairly straightforward: serve as a highly involved student leader, pursue a graduate...
In higher education, uncertainty is not an occasional disruption but a constant companion. Leadership transitions, shifting campus cultures, political pressures, and resource challenges all...
About the Interviewee
Dr. Stephanie M. Wright (she/her) has worked in higher education for 20 years and counting. Her commitment to service, leadership, and excellence...
About the Interviewee
Dr. Julia Wade (she/her) currently serves as director of generative dialogue and restorative practices at Loyola Marymount University. Her research and practice...
Fraternities and sororities are integral parts of many college campuses, providing opportunities for leadership, service, and community building. However, their unique structure and dual...
Fraternities and sororities recognize the importance of holding members and chapters accountable. For decades, punitive sanctions that “helped members learn” were the golden standard....
