Leadership OpportunitiesGreek Leader of the MonthThe Outstanding Greek Leader is someone who shows exceptional involvement and contribution in extracurricular activities both within and outside the Greek system. A member from both genders will be selected and featured in each issue of the Greekvine. All nominations can be turned into the IFC office (PMU 284) into Ryan Nugent’s mailbox or into the Panhellenic office (PMU 288) into Brooke Kingsley’s mailbox or by email to publications@purdueifc.org or publications@purduephc.com with a picture attached. Please have them in by the third week of every month. The form can be downloaded here: Greek Leader of the Month Indiana Greek Leadership Conference (IGLC)The Indiana Greek Leadership Conference, or IGLC for short, began in 1984 under the direction of Paul DeWine, Assistant Dean of Students. Since that time, IGLC has grown and evolved into one of the best one-day leadership seminars in the Greek world. The program is created by students, for students, and provides emerging leaders, chapter officers, and council officers access to some of the best speakers and current issues related to Greek life and personal leadership development. The program operates on a "break even" budget, and is not underwritten by Purdue or the sponsoring groups. The registration fee provides access to five educational sessions (usually an opening keynote, three workshops, and a closing keynote), plus the ability to interact with other Greek leaders, and a lunch meal. Not bad for the price! Click here for more information (http://www.purdue.edu/odos/sao/greek/iglc/Welcome.html ) Student Leaders Retreat (SLR)
3-Day, overnight event planned for the week prior to classes in the fall Emily Mauzy Vogel Sophomore Leadership Development (EMV)
Overnight conference at Camp Tecumseh Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute (UIFI)
UIFI's main purpose is to inspire and educate the current generation of fraternity and sorority leaders to become dedicated, courageous, and principled builders of the future. Leadershape
“To improve society by inspiring, developing, and supporting ore people committed to lead with integrity” Chapter Specific Leadership Academics and RetreatsLeadership ClassesEDPS 300A - 3-credit course consists of about a dozen campus leaders sharing and learning about leadership. EDPS 300B - The course is intended for individuals who are in their first year of membership in a fraternity or sorority. You will study leadership styles in order to assist you in developing your own leadership potential as your involvement increases in both your chapter and the greater fraternity and sorority community. You will review your current leadership style and practices, as well as the organizational structure of your chapter within the fraternity and sorority community. You will develop your own personal interfraternal leadership plan for implementation while at Purdue. EDPS 300B Faskillitators - Faskillitators are peer leadership consultants who assist student leaders in planning events for their student organizations Leadership ResourcesLeadership Resource Center - Schleman Hall Room 250 Student Organization Assembly - For all new and returning organization officers Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute - UIFI
UIFI is a 5-day journey, with each day building upon the one previous. UIFI offers participants the opportunity to explore, define, and enhance their leadership skills, personal awareness, commitment to their fraternity or sorority, and grow to expect values based action from themselves and those they lead. The institute is interactive, fun, challenging, and intentional. During a session, you'll experience hands-on interaction, experiential activities, discussion time, and personal reflection time. There is considerable focus on the positive aspects of fraternities and sororities in addition to important discussions about issues that threaten our future. It really doesn't matter what session you attend, the curriculum is the same at all of them. Taking the ride means being willing to talk about how fraternity and sorority leaders live their ritual. It means having the courage, character, and commitment to do what is right and devise a plan to change the current direction of some fraternities and sororities. It means walking the talk. It means having a vision of positive change. Each UIFI participant is challenged to develop a personal plan of action and to make a commitment to leading their organizations through the change process. It is a unique challenge, one that each participant must be willing to undertake. Four Greek Leadership honoraries.Members can apply to Skull and Crescent Scholarship and Leadership Honorary (http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~skull/index.htm) as a sophomore, and Gimlet (http://expert.cc.purdue.edu/~gimlet), Gamma Sigma Alpha (http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~gsahonor/) and/or Order of Omega National Senior Honorary (http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~omega/) as a junior or above. These organizations serve to unite fraternity and sorority leaders and participate in service and social events. |
