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    Established in 1988, the Perspectives award seeks to recognize those who have written thought provoking articles that are educational and enlightening to the AFA membership. To be eligible, articles must be original work and not previously published, must demonstrate evidence of research and should include relevant and practical ideas to Association members that support the advancement of the fraternal movement, and must have been published in Perspectives between Fall 2022 and Summer 2023. Finalists for this award are selected by the Editorial Board and then reviewed by the Awards and Recognition Committee to determine a winner.

    Year   Recipient
     2023 Stacy Kraus McDonald, Dan Wrona, Karlee Nuttleman, and Dan Bureau, Rewriting the Playbook: Post-Pandemic Priorities for Fraternity/Sorority Life
     2022  Joana Granados, Humanizing Essential Partners in Fraternity and Sorority Houses
     2021  Dr. Kevin Bazner, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi – What We’re Missing When Talking About Middle Managers
     2020 Hailey M. Mangrum: Show Me Your Policies
     2019 Hailey M. Mangrum: Even If You In a Benz, You Still an N***** in a Coupe
     2018 Dan Wrona: Organizing for Campus Fraternity & Sorority Professionals 
     2017 Byron Hughes: How we Live and How we Don’t Live Ethics
     2016 Dr. Joshua Schutts: High Impact Practices 101
     2015  Emily Perlow: Failed Fraternal Inclusion: A Critical Analysis of Normative Systems 
     2014 Dr. Amanda Kraus & Daniel DeHollander: From Spare Change to Social change: Disability Representation in Fraternity and Sorority Philanthropy
     2013 Leslie Fasone: Putting Prevention Into Practice
     2012 Gentry McCreary, Ph.D.: The Case for Moral Development State University
     2011 Michael A. McRee: The House is on Fire and You’re Mowing the Lawn
    Marcy Levy Shankman, Ph.D. & Scott J. Allen, Ph.D.: Gender and Emotionally Intelligent Leadership
     2010 Teniell Trolian: Developing a Professional Identity
    Dan Wrona: Why Should We Be Concerned with Disabilities?
     2009 Georgianna Martin & Megan Johnson: Using Religious & Spiritual Differences as a Catalyst for Change
    Jason Bergeron, Allison Foster & Andrea Gaspardino Kovachy: Creating a Culture of Assessment: The “Top Ten” List
     2008 Lori Hart Ebert, Ph.D.: Alcohol and Risk Management Education: Pi Kappa Phi’s Approach
     2007 Mike McRee & Martin Cobb: Why We Should Close More Chapters
    Dan Bureau: Beyond Rhetoric and Into the Action of the Values Movement
     2006 Douglas N. Case & Shane L. Windmeyer: The Emergence of GLBT Issues in Fraternity & Sorority Life
    Dana Becker: The Challenge of Values Congruence
     2005 Ginny Carroll: One Voice, The Choices We Make
    Chad Ellsworth: Learning Opportunities: Understanding Students’ Definition of Hazing
     2004 James Patrick Biddix: Reconstructing Shared Governance: A Partnership Approach
    Mike McRee: That’s Fratastic! Debating Idiot Fraternity and Sorority Logic
     2003 Timothy Haskell: Our Responsibility: Knowing How Fraternities & Sororities Learn
    Lambda 10 Project: Then There was Ben, Dangers of Frat Row
     2002 Dan Bureau & Chris McRoberts: Millennials: The Corrective Generation?
    Mike McRee: The Nielsen Ratings for Fraternities and Sororities: What Are We Watching and Who’s Got the Remove?
     2001 Amber Garrison & Diana Breclaw: Risk Management in Local Fraternity and Sorority Communities
    Mike McRee: The Superfriends of Higher Education
     2000 Kevin Konecny & Ed Kovacs: Alumni Initiation into a Fraternity or Sorority
    Mike McRee: Fraternity Darwinism: Who Will Become Extinct?
     1999 Tracy Maxwell: Values-Based Decision-Making: The Value of the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute
    Laura Pitlik & Chuck Donlin: Philanthropy Parties: How to Implement Them on Your Campus
     1998 Karyn Nishimura Sneath: Fraternity Education for the 21st Century
     1997 Jeff Cufaude: Running Harder but Getting Nowhere: Why Progress Might be Eluding Us
    Lisa Fedler: Substance Free Housing: Quick Fix or Long Term Solution
     1996  Stephen Rupprecht: The Oppressed Helping the Depressed
    Jeffrey Cufaude: Fraternities and Sororities: Are We Built to Last?
     1995 Marita Labedz-Poll: Political Correctness and Free Speech on the College Campus: Implications for Student Affairs
    T.J. Sullivan: The Caring Professional: Realizing Your Limits
     1994 Jeff Cufaude: Games People Play: Designing Interactive Workshops
    Paul DeWine: Senior Manager’s Corner: The Developmental Process of a Greek Advisor
     1993 Doug Case: Confronting Prejudice: Should Intolerance be Tolerated?
    Tammy Patterson Manko & Robert Curry: Integration in an Age of Change: The Americans with Disabilities Act
     1992 Orin Sadler & Brad Vaughn: First Term Pledging: Should We Defer RushRueben Perez & Karyn Nishimura Sneath: Sure Our Chapter is Diverse … We Have Two Music Majors!

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