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It’s Not Too Late to Participate!
Join us February 19 for an afternoon of virtual peer-to-peer learning and programming supported by Greek University as well as February 24 - 27 in Baltimore for our signature experience!
Learn more about programs offered through our Detailed Schedule as well as past announcements via our News Archive.
By February 18, please:
Whether you’ve been attending for years or haven’t been in a while, we hope that you’ll join us for the 2022 NGLA Annual Conference in Baltimore, MD and/or online!
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In-Person Experience Checklist
Here’s how to get ready for the In-Person Experience in Baltimore from February 24 - 27!
- Complete the Attendee Information Form by February 18 for EACH person who is joining us in Baltimore. The information may be entered for yourself or on behalf of an individual. *Accommodations submitted after February 7 cannot be guaranteed*
- Review Health & Safety Information prior to arrival. Be sure to pack several well-fit, approved for our event masks.
- Complete Attendance Verification via CrowdPass. More information available in Whova for registrants. *Required in order to participate*
- Plan Your Meals.
- Registration includes lunch on Friday as well as lunch and dinner on Saturday.
- Attendees are responsible for dinner on Thursday and Friday as well as breakfast from Friday through Sunday.
- Dinner on Thursday may be purchased for $15 per person by February 18.
- Dinner on Friday is on your own, we encourage you to make a reservation for your group at a local restaurant.
- A La Carte breakfast is available at Apropoe’s on the Lobby Level of the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront.
- Download Whova and find our program guide as “2022 NGLA Annual Conference” to view the program schedule and exhibitor information, connect with other participants, and more!
- Access to Whova is granted with a valid registration. A valid registration is considered one with a completed Attendee Information Form and a fully paid or proof of check request provided to registration@ngla.org. The email address provided via the Attendee Information Form must match the email address associated with your Whova account.
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Support the Future of Fraternity, Donate to the Silent Auction
An easy way to show support for the NGLA community is to donate an item or service to the Silent Auction as part of the NGLA Annual Conference. Proceeds support educational initiatives as well as further fund our scholarship programs via the NGLA Fund.
Ready to donate? Please complete the 2022 Silent Auction Donation Form by Friday, February 18 at 12:00pm ET.
Please direct questions to treasurer@ngla.org.
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Thank You, Sponsors!
One of the most important things you can do to ensure the success of NGLA is to visit our supporters in the Whova Virtual Exhibit Hall as well as the NGLA Village in Baltimore. Advisors — please take the time to discuss the importance of visiting exhibitors with your student delegations as you prepare for the conference.
These organizations support the conference, and those dollars help keep the costs low for attendees like you! It's critical that you take time during the conference to visit their booths, thank their representatives for their support, and see if their service could be useful to any of the individuals or organizations back on your campus. Many offer discounts and giveaways, too!
Be sure to participate in the Passport Contest during the In-Person Experience for your chance to win prizes by visiting sponsors in the NGLA Village.
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Volunteer of the Month: Khue Cao
We would like to recognize our Social Media Chair, Khue Cao, for her support of our social media platforms. Khue manages our Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter accounts. She is working on a long-term social media strategy for NGLA and brings enthusiasm to every interaction. We appreciate you, Khue!
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View past newsletters and communications by visiting our News Archive.
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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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