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Registration and Hotel Information
NGLA offers an educational experience that provides our fraternal leaders with
inspiration, hope, and vision necessary to navigate our world. Join us in
Pittsburgh, PA from February 23 - 26, 2023 for our Annual Conference! Information
about the 2023 Call for Programs will be available this July.
Registration for the 2023 NGLA Annual Conference is available at the Early Bird
Rate of $305 per person from September 1 through January 18. In addition to a
value-packed rate, NGLA will continue the Quantity Discount - For every ten
students that register, one complimentary registration will be provided to a
professional from the campus.
The NGLA hotel room block at the Wyndham Grand Downtown Pittsburgh opens on
September 1, 2022 and closes on February 9, 2023. Double Queen Bed Rooms are
available for $185+ per night.
Whether you’ve been attending for years or haven’t been in a while, we hope that
you’ll join us for the 2023 NGLA Annual Conference in Pittsburgh!
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Stretch Your Budget with an NGLA Annual Conference
Voucher!
Is the remaining money in your budget going to rollback this summer? NGLA is once
again offering vouchers that may be used toward registration for the 2023 NGLA
Annual Conference! Vouchers are non-refundable and must be redeemed for the 2023
Annual Conference by the institution or organization that purchased the voucher.
Offer ends on July 31 at 11:59pm ET.
Please direct questions to treasurer@ngla.org.
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Conference Leadership Team Update
Welcome, Ryan S. Cole and Cory Bosco!
We welcome Ryan S. Cole as our 2023 Conference Chair and Cory Bosco as our 2023
Assistant Conference Chair. Michael Davis, Executive Director, states, “NGLA is
ecstatic to see our next Annual Conference be led by Ryan and Cory. During their
time on the Conference Team, they each have been visionaries in the areas of
educational programming and technology; ensuring our programs are adapting to the
needs of today and tomorrow. NGLA has a strong future with these two individuals
at the helm of the Annual Conference.”
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Ryan S. Cole
Ryan works as the Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Columbia
University in the City of New York. He has been volunteering with NGLA since 2015
to support several areas of the NGLA Annual Conference including social media,
awards, and educational programming. Ryan has served as the Assistant Conference
Chair for the last two years. Ryan completed his undergraduate studies at Ball
State University in Hospitality and Food Management and his Master’s of Higher
Education and Student Affairs at New York University.
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Cory Bosco
Cory serves as the Coordinator of Fraternities and Sororities at the University of
Maryland, Baltimore County. Cory has been volunteering with NGLA since 2017 and
has served as the Technology Chair/Co-Chair for the last 4 years. From 2011-2013,
he worked for the Executive Office of his fraternity, Sigma Pi. Cory earned his
Bachelor’s of History and Bachelor’s of Political Science at Southern Illinois
University Edwardsville and his Master’s of Education from Rutgers University.
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Farewell to the Outgoing Conference Chair
The Northeast Greek Leadership Association offers great appreciation for outgoing
Conference Chair, Joe Gurreri. Joe has served on the Conference Committee since
2015 and ends his role after 9 years of volunteering.
Michael says, “Joe has been an incredible resource, partner, and, ultimately,
leader of our organization since he began volunteering with NGLA. Most notably,
however, is his incredible vision in leading NGLA's annual conference through the
ongoing pandemic. He managed a complete overhaul in our operations with
an inspiring level of calmness and positivity. With his leadership we were able to
broaden the access to our educational programming and and launched new programming
aligned with the organization's mission. We are forever grateful for the time,
energy, and heart that he's dedicated to NGLA and the fraternal experience."
Joe Gurreri shares, “NGLA has been an important part of my professional journey
since I took my first job out of graduate school. The community of volunteers,
sponsors, advisors, and students who participate in the NGLA Annual Conference
have continually motivated me to stay involved with the Association. NGLA has
given me far more than I could ever hope to have given to the community. I look
forward to maintaining the friendships that I’ve made over the past decade and
finding new ways to stay connected. NGLA has an amazing team who will continue
elevating our impact well into the future."
NGLA is grateful for Joe’s service to advance the Association.
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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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