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Apply for the 2021 Volunteer Team by May 26
Be part of the team that plans our Annual Conference! Available opportunities include but are not limited to awards, educational programming, student staff, special programs, and scholarships.
For more information about available roles, please visit our volunteer webpage.
Applications are due by May 26. Please direct questions Katie Hartmann.
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Apply for an NGLA Innovation Grant
Does your campus or organization have a creative new approach to problems or issues faced within your community?
Apply for an NGLA Innovation Grant!
To be eligible for the NGLA Innovation Grant, proposals must meet the following criterion:
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Align with the mission of NGLA
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Benefit fraternity and sorority undergraduate members and/or advisors
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Articulate learning outcomes and assessment plans
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Include an itemized budget proposal
The campus submitting the proposal must have attended a recent NGLA Annual Conference. The host must provide assessment data of the event/program/initiative following its execution.
NGLA looks forward to supporting your innovative ideas that strengthen your community and further NGLA’s mission.
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Submit an Article
Did you participate in an interesting initiative on your campus? Did you present a program and would like to share its key learnings? Did you defend your dissertation and would like to share an abstract of your work?
We would love to feature you in the NGLA newsletter!
Articles may be authored by anyone in our community.
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Volunteer of the Month: Cory Bosco
This month we would like to recognize the work of Cory Bosco and his work as the Technology Chair. This recognition is as much about Cory's year-long efforts as it is his post-conference review. In 2020, Cory was asked to provide leadership in the conversion to a new conference app, Whova. Cory took a tremendous amount of work on himself, but also partnered with other conference committee members to create a very informative resource for attendees. The results of his efforts included the 2020 NGLA Annual Conference having one of the highest user rates and highest counts of engagement for any conference or organization using the Whova app. Cory's efforts extended beyond the virtual to providing on-site audio-visual support for presenters and an all-around willingness to support any member of the conference planning team. Cory is a true team player and a vital part of the NGLA Conference Committee!
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Thank You, Volunteers!
NGLA would like to celebrate the involvement of our Volunteer Team! We are a strong and impactful community because of our volunteers’ work and passion. We are thankful for their time, talents, and treasure that they share with us each and every day.
Please enjoy our thank you video to NGLA volunteers.
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NGLA Spotlight
The NGLA Spotlight features fraternity and sorority chapters, councils, communities, and individuals who demonstrate commitment to the fraternal movement and help advance the NGLA Mission and Vision.
This month, we'd like to recognize the following 2019 NGLA Award recipients:
Guenzler Award (For volunteers or professional staff members of fraternity/sorority organizations)
Lindsey Stinson, Advisor for the Cambridge Area Panhellenic Association
Philippi Award (For campus professionals)
Jamie Silverstein, Fraternity and Sorority Life Advisor at the University of New Hampshire
Bonnie Wunsch Volunteer Service Award
Dr. Emily Perlow, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Josette Kaufman Health and Wellness Award
Panhellenic Association, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hank Nuwer Award for Hazing Prevention
Panhellenic and Interfraternal Council, Susquehanna University
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NGLA MISSION
NGLA educates leaders from a variety of fraternal experiences to transform and empower their community and align actions with values.
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