Volunteer Presentations

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PRESENTATIONS, PANELS, & WORKSHOPS

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Q&A with the Past Grand Sage, April 2024
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Greater New Jersey Province, West Long Branch, NJ

Provided a one hour keynote address talking about experiences from the four years served as the Fraternity’s national president. The question and answer session was hosted by a local alumni advisor during the 19th Annual Greater New Jersey Province New Member Experience. Questions were sourced from the 170+ attendees and topics included risk management and risk mitigation education, recruitment and education opportunities for the next generation of chapter leaders, alumni cultivation tactics that are rooted in success, difficulties faced both before and after serving as national president, how to meet the challenge of leadership, and insights on the future of the national fraternity and the larger fraternity movement.

Don’t Fall Off The Cliff, February 2024
Monmouth University’s 8th Annual Monmouth LEADS Conference, West Long Branch, NJ

Conducted two workshops for student leaders regarding what the data says about the future of college enrollment and how that impacts the future members of their organizations. Using national, regional, and state trends, the discussion focused on how to attract the next generation of their organizational membership based on the changing profile for the college-aged student.

Preparing for Convocation, January 2024
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Virtual Mid-Year Leadership Conference, Zoom

Was part of a three-member panel that instructed attendees on how to prepare for the Fraternity’s biennial Convocation. Topics included preparation for the reunion-like atmosphere, a discussion on the events that take place during the gathering, and how to best utilize networking opportunities presented at the convention. The panel was part of three-day virtual gathering of more than 100 members from across the country.

New Officer Orientation Workshop, December 2023
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Delta-Beta Chapter, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop for newly elected leaders of a student organization; topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, and working to gain influence in the regional and national organization.

IFC Presents Professional Networking, November 2023
Monmouth University’s Interfraternity Council

Helped organize a half-day workshop for members of the Interfraternity Council’s member chapters. The focus of the workshop included professional development topics like best practices for LinkedIn, how to casually talk to people at networking events, dressing for success, and interview tips and tricks. The event was attended by more than 100 members of the Interfraternity Council member chapters.

Managing Your Vendors, October 2023
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s YouTube Channel

Co-hosted an informational video for Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Quarterly Seminar Series. The topic focused on informing undergraduates on how to maximize their relationships with their third party vendors. Additional discussion points included understanding various vendor types, implementing internal Chapter processes, navigating the relationship, and the connection between vendors and the undergraduate experience vs post graduate.

Social Media Success Panel, September 2023
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Greater New Jersey Province, West Long Branch, NJ

Mediated a panel that talked about best practices for social media success for undergraduate fraternity chapters. Topics included frequency of posting, content for certain audiences, and stylizing posts for maximum reach. Attendees included more than 130 undergraduates from 13 chapters in and around the New Jersey region.

Understanding the Future Through Today’s Data & Trends, February 2023
Monmouth University’s 7th Annual Monmouth LEADS Conference, West Long Branch, NJ

Conducted three workshops for student leaders regarding what the data says about the future of college enrollment and how that impacts the future members of their organizations. Using national, regional, and state trends, the discussion focused on how to attract the next generation of their organizational membership based on the changing profile for the college-aged student.

Why I Give Back, February 2023
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s YouTube Channel
 

Chapter Educational Funds, September 2022
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s YouTube Channel
 

Sigma Pi – Give Back, September 2022
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s YouTube Channel
 

New Jersey Golf Outing Review, July 2022
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s YouTube Channel
 

Convocation 2022 Teaser, July 2022
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s YouTube Channel
 

Data-Driven Leadership in a Post-Covid World, March 2022
Monmouth University’s 6th Annual Monmouth LEADS Conference, West Long Branch, NJ

Invited to talk about how student leaders can lead their organizations in a post-covid world more effectively by using a data-driven lens. Presentation did not take place, but would have included managing chapter/club programming to be better linked to the data regarding trends in enrollment and demographics and recruitment strategies for the next generation of organizational membership and leadership.

Owl Talk Podcast: Season 1, Episode 3, March 2022
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Owl Talk Podcast, Spotify

Was a guest on the Fraternity’s podcast – Owl Talk – to continue the conversation about the impact that Robert George Patterson had on the early years of Tau Phi Delta. The conversation focused on the legacy that Patterson left behind and how it continues to help shape the Fraternity. The episode was hosted by the Fraternity’s Director of Strategic Growth Drew Carpenter and was the second of a two part series on Patterson.

Celebrating 125 Years of Sigma Pi, February 2022
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s YouTube Channel
 

Owl Talk Podcast: Season 1, Episode 2, February 2022
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Owl Talk Podcast, Spotify

Was a guest on the Fraternity’s podcast – Owl Talk – to talk about the impact that Robert George Patterson had on the early years of Tau Phi Delta. The conversation focused solely on him and his history during and after his membership in Sigma Pi Fraternity. The episode was hosted by the Fraternity’s Director of Strategic Growth Drew Carpenter and was the first of a two part series on Patterson.

Learning About Sigma Pi’s History, February 2022
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s YouTube Channel
 

Owl Talk Podcast: Season 1, Episode 1, January 2022
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Owl Talk Podcast, Spotify

Was a guest on the Fraternity’s podcast – Owl Talk – to talk about the relevance of the Fraternity’s history to today’s college environment. The episode was hosted by the Fraternity’s Director of Strategic Growth Drew Carpenter and covered key moments and messages from the early days of the Fraternity.

Data-Driven Leadership: The Future by the Numbers, March 2021
Monmouth University’s 5th Annual Monmouth LEADS Conference, West Long Branch, NJ

Conducted two workshops for student leaders regarding what the data says about the future of college enrollment. Using national, regional, and state trends, the discussion focused on how the future of the college environment will be very different, very soon thanks to shifting demographic trends and a changing profile for the college-aged student.

Virtual Awards Presentation Event, December 2020
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s YouTube Channel

New Officer Orientation Workshop, December 2020
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop via Zoom for newly elected leaders of all of the chapters from the New Jersey Province of Sigma Pi Fraternity. Topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, and working to gain influence in the regional and national organization. In addition, provided experiential education to the undergraduate leaders by guiding them through the process of creating the organization’s budget.

Data-Driven Leadership: What the Data Says About the Future of FSL, February 2020
Monmouth University’s 4th Annual Monmouth LEADS Conference, West Long Branch, NJ

Invited to conduct a workshop for student leaders, mostly affiliated with fraternities and sororities, regarding what the data says about the future of fraternity and sorority life as well as the future of college enrollment. Using national, regional, and state trends, the discussion focused on how the future of the college environment will be very different, very soon.

New Officer Orientation Workshop, December 2019
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop for newly elected leaders of all of the chapters from the New Jersey Province of Sigma Pi Fraternity. Topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, and working to gain influence in the regional and national organization. In addition, provided experiential education to the undergraduate leaders by guiding them through the process of creating the organization’s budget.

Living Leadership, September 2019
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, Paterson, NJ

Talked about legal trends, enrollment trends, preferences for incoming students, and best practices for high performance in the increasingly competitive fraternity and sorority life space. Other topics included recognizing the accomplishments of New Jersey Province leaders, talking about why a handful of chapters around North America closed, and discussing where future growth lies for Sigma Pi Fraternity and the New Jersey Province.

Today’s Voices Shaping Tomorrow’s Sigma Pi Fraternity, April 2019
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, New Brunswick, NJ

Provided an update on the Fraternity’s strategic planning process and what form the future of the organization may take based on the wide feedback received during this process. The update was provided during the 14th Annual New Jersey Province New Member Experience. Topics included housing issues, threats facing the organization, the future of expansion and chapter services, and more.

Living Leadership: Meetings, Managing Members, Recruiting Members, & More, March 2019
Monmouth University’s 3rd Annual Monmouth LEADS Conference, West Long Branch, NJ

Invited to conduct a workshop for student leaders, mostly affiliated with fraternities and sororities, regarding how to translate their stated values into actionable leadership. Discussions included how to recruit new members by appealing to what the research shows are the primary concerns of college students, managing members by holding individuals accountable, and the importance of knowing what an organization’s values are and how the organization may uniquely define them.

New Officer Orientation Workshop, December 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Delta-Beta Chapter, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop for newly elected leaders of Delta-Beta Chapter of Sigma Pi Fraternity. Topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, and working to gain influence in the regional and national organization. In addition, provided experiential education to the undergraduate leaders by guiding them through the process of creating the organization’s budget.

Speech on The Patterson Episode at Sigma Pi Literary Society, November 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s YouTube Channel, Jacksonville, IL
 

Visiting the Sigma Pi Literary Society, November 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s YouTube Channel, Jacksonville, IL
 

7 Strategies to Successfully Engage Alumni and 5 Approaches to Avoid, November 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Keystone Province, Altoona, PA

Led a small group discussion on engaging with alumni members and how it can be an enriching and rewarding experience. Topics included how Sigma Pi undergraduates can profit by associations with men in a spirit of fraternalism and how the bonds of brotherhood may become strained over time. The session focused on proven strategies to positively and actively engage alumni members while also reviewing approaches that should be avoided.

Leading to the Future, November 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Keystone Province, Altoona, PA

Provided a presentation to the Keystone Province on major topics impacting Sigma Pi Fraternity and the entire fraternity and sorority industry. Some of these topics included an electronic tour of other chapters around the country and their progress in living Sigma Pi’s values, expansion opportunities in the local region, changes to the Fraternity’s on-going accreditation program, and the North American Interfraternity Council’s ban on hard alcohol.

7 Strategies to Successfully Engage Alumni and 5 Approaches to Avoid, October 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Illiana Province, Evansville, IN

Led a small group discussion on engaging with alumni members and how it can be an enriching and rewarding experience. Topics included how Sigma Pi undergraduates can profit by associations with men in a spirit of fraternalism, but also how the bonds of brotherhood may become strained over time. The session focused on proven strategies to positively and actively engage alumni members while also reviewing approaches that should be avoided.

Leading to the Future, October 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Illiana Province, Evansville, IN

Provided a presentation to the Illiana Province on major topics impacting Sigma Pi Fraternity and the entire fraternity and sorority industry. Some of these topics included an electronic tour of major areas of the Executive Office, expansion opportunities in the local region, and changes to the Fraternity’s on-going accreditation program.

Leading to the Future, September 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New England Province, Waltham, MA

Provided a presentation to the New England Province on major topics impacting Sigma Pi Fraternity and the entire fraternity and sorority industry. Some of these topics included policy changes made during the 54th Biennial Convocation in Niagara Falls, New York, expansion opportunities in the local region, and the North American Interfraternity Council’s ban on hard alcohol.

Leading to the Future, September 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, Newark, NJ

Briefly spoke about pressing health and safety issues surrounding fraternities and sororities, an update on the Fraternity’s record-breaking financial stability, responses to feedback received by undergraduates at Convocation, and long-term strategies to strengthen the Fraternity for the future.

Strategic Alignment, April 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, West Long Branch, NJ

Presented on Strategic Alignment for Sigma Pi Fraternity at the 13th Annual New Jersey Province New Member Experience. The topics covered included some of the primary policy points that will be the focus of Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Grand Council / Board of Directors for the 2018 – 2020 biennium. These points included empowering undergraduate leaders, ensuring that the Fraternity does not attempt to be all things to all people, and defining the lifetime nature of membership.

Alumni Volunteering 101, January 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Mid-Year Leadership Conference, St. Louis, MO

Co-presented on understanding the fundamentals of interacting with college-aged students within the parameters of a nonprofit system. Topics included meeting the students where they are at their psychological maturation process and bringing national resources to local members.

Nonprofit Boards of Directors, January 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Mid-Year Leadership Conference, St. Louis, MO

Co-presented on the basic fundamentals of nonprofit boards of directors. Topics included application of best practices across the nonprofit sector, core responsibilities of board members, areas where boards and board members may potentially get in trouble, and methods of mitigating common concerns across the sector.

Being on the Grand Council, January 2018
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Mid-Year Leadership Conference, St. Louis, MO

Moderated a panel of current Grand Council members to provide insight into what it takes to serve on the Fraternity’s national board of directors. Topics included surprises since joining the board of directors, advice to those seeking to run for election in the future, and memorable moments since joining the board.

New Officer Orientation Workshop, December 2017
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Delta-Beta Chapter and Iota-Iota Chapter, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop for newly elected leaders of the Delta-Beta and Iota-Iota Chapters of Sigma Pi Fraternity. Topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, and working to gain influence in the regional and national organization.

Halftime Update on The Next Steps, November 2017
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Keystone Province, Williamsport, PA

Provide a “halftime” update on the national Board of Directors’ progress toward achieving the goals it set forth the prior summer during Convocation 2016. Topics included expansion within the province and northeast region, changes at the Executive Office to provide a better overall experience for our undergraduate members, improvements in our national communication strategies, and major changes made to several key programs used by our chapters across North America.

Halftime Update on The Next Steps, September 2017
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Kentucky Province, Lexington, KY

Provide a “halftime” update on the national Board of Directors’ progress toward achieving the goals it set forth the prior summer during Convocation 2016. Topics included support provided to independent chapters that are not affiliated with a host institution, best practices for senior-to-alumni transition, the upcoming Convocation experience, and the role of housing on college campuses relative to fraternity success.

Halftime Update on The Next Steps, September 2017
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, Wayne, NJ

Provide a “halftime” update on the national Board of Directors’ progress toward achieving the goals it set forth the prior summer during Convocation 2016. Topics included tremendous progress in overseeing the Fraternity’s finances including a nearly $700,000 upward swing in revenue, examples of the advocacy provided by the Grand Council in support of our undergraduates, and plans for future national conferences for the undergraduates’ benefit.

The Next Steps for Sigma Pi Fraternity, April 2017
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Missouri Province, St. Louis, MO

Co-presented on the national Board of Directors’ progress toward achieving the goals it set forth the prior summer during Convocation 2016. Topics included shifts in the national fraternity housing market, balancing time dedicated to undergraduate programs and alumni programs, and effectively utilizing Executive Office staff members.

The Next Steps for Sigma Pi Fraternity, April 2017
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New England Province, Bridgewater, MA

Provided an update on the national Board of Directors’ progress toward achieving the goals it set forth the prior summer during Convocation 2016. Topics included the support provided to undergraduate chapters and members across the country, changes in leadership programming to meet professional demands, and risk management concerns.

The New Jersey Province New Member Experience, March 2017
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a regional conference of 258 New Jersey college students and presented for 45 minutes regarding how to evolve from a new member in the fraternity to becoming a leader both locally and regionally as well as earning respect and accolades from the national organization.

New Officer Orientations & Province Workshops, January 2017
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Mid-Year Leadership Conference, St. Louis, MO

Co-presented a seminar on how to develop successful new officer orientation programming and meaningful regional workshops. Topics included how to structure an agenda that makes an impact, how to publicize and promote the event, and how to follow-up after the event ends to ensure a lasting impression on attendees.

Alumni Volunteering 101, January 2017
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Mid-Year Leadership Conference, St. Louis, MO

Co-presented a seminar on understanding the fundamentals of interacting with college-aged students within the parameters of a nonprofit system. Topics included meeting the students where they are at their psychological maturation process and bringing national resources to local members.

New Officer Orientation Workshop, December 2016
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Delta-Beta Chapter and Iota-Iota Chapter, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop for newly elected leaders of the Delta-Beta and Iota-Iota Chapters of Sigma Pi Fraternity. Topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, and working to gain influence in the regional and national organization.

The Next Steps for Sigma Pi Fraternity, October 2016
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Keystone Province, State College, PA

Presented on the plan that the fraternity’s national board of trustees – the Grand Council – created to advance the organization’s operations and programming. Major topics covered included areas I am tasked with guiding as the organization’s national vice president. These areas include alumni club growth and expansion, working with the Sigma Pi Educational Foundation, promoting strong advocacy for Sigma Pi Fraternity, and implementing a robust, nationwide communication strategy.

The Next Steps for Sigma Pi Fraternity, September 2016
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, Galloway Township, NJ

Presented on the plan that the fraternity’s national board of trustees – the Grand Council – created to advance the organization’s operations and programming. Major topics covered included areas I am tasked with guiding as the organization’s national vice president. These areas include alumni club growth and expansion, working with the Sigma Pi Educational Foundation, promoting strong advocacy for Sigma Pi Fraternity, and implementing a robust, nationwide communication strategy.

New Jersey – North New Member Experience, April 2016
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, Montclair, NJ

Hosted a regional conference of over 110 New Jersey college students and 10 alumni volunteers with membership in Sigma Pi Fraternity and presented for 45 minutes regarding the 115+ year history and tradition of the organization in New Jersey.

New Officer Orientation Workshop, April 2016
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Theta-Delta Chapter, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop for newly elected leaders of an organization with membership exclusive to college-age males. Topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, and working to gain influence in the regional and national organization.

New Jersey – South & Mid-Atlantic Province New Member Experience, February 2016
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey and Mid-Atlantic Provinces, Glassboro, NJ

Hosted a regional conference of 243 New Jersey college students and 10 alumni volunteers with membership in Sigma Pi Fraternity and presented for 45 minutes regarding the 115+ year history and tradition of the organization in New Jersey. This province workshop set a new attendance record for being the most highly attended province workshop in the history of either the New Jersey or Mid-Atlantic Provinces as well as the most attended province workshop in the history of Sigma Pi Fraternity.

Best Practices for Undergraduate Interaction & Hosting a Province Workshop, January 2016
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Mid-Year Leadership Conference, St. Louis, MO

Presented a half-day workshop on understanding the fundamentals of interacting with college-aged students within the parameters of a nonprofit system and how to set up and host training sessions for orientation purposes and regional networking purposes.

New Officer Orientation Workshop, January 2016
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Delta-Beta Chapter and Stockton Colony, Tinton Falls, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop for newly elected leaders of a student organization from Monmouth University’s campus and a colony of the organization from Stockton University’s campus. Topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, working to gain influence in the regional and national organization, and – exclusive for the Stockton University group – working towards obtaining an official charter.

True Greek Leadership, September 2015
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, Orange, NJ

Presented on the current climate around fraternities and sororities on college campuses with a focus on Title IX requirements and pending legislation in Congress that may impact student life. Special attention was paid to recognizing leadership traits in fellow students and focusing on providing opportunities for those traits to mature in a larger fashion.

The New Jersey Province New Member Experience, February 2015
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, West Long Branch, NJ (Watch on YouTube)

Hosted a regional conference of nearly 200 New Jersey college students and 20 alumni volunteers with membership in Sigma Pi Fraternity and presented for 45 minutes regarding the 115+ year history and tradition of the organization in New Jersey.

Alumni Volunteering 101, January 2015
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Mid-Year Leadership Conference, St. Louis, MO

Presented a half-day workshop on understanding the fundamentals of interacting with college-aged students within the parameters of a nonprofit system. Topics included fundamentals of volunteering, best practices and doing what works, chapter educational funds, assessing your chapter and province, planning a province workshop, creating a new officer orientation workshop, and failures.

New Officer Orientation Workshop, December 2014
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Delta-Beta Chapter, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop for newly elected leaders of a student organization; topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, and working to gain influence in the regional and national organization.

The ACE Project, September 2014
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, Teaneck, NJ

Discussed how to perform an award-winning service-based project. Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Altruistic Campus Experience (ACE) Project is the only national service program focused on fraternity men giving back to their host institutions. The presentation spanned 30 minutes and included planning, operations, and follow-up for the ACE Project.

New Jersey Pledge Province Workshop, March 2014
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a regional conference of nearly 200 New Jersey college students and 20 alumni volunteers with membership in Sigma Pi Fraternity and presented for 45 minutes regarding the 115+ year history and tradition of the organization in New Jersey.

Alumni Volunteering 101, February 2014
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Mid-Year Leadership Conference, St. Louis, MO

Presented a half-day workshop on understanding the fundamentals of interacting with college-aged students within the parameters of a nonprofit system. Topics included fundamentals of volunteering, best practices and doing what works, chapter educational funds, assessing your chapter and province, planning a province workshop, creating a new officer orientation workshop, and failures.

New Officer Orientation Workshop, December 2013
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Delta-Beta Chapter, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop for newly elected leaders of a student organization; topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, and working to gain influence in the regional and national organization.

Academic Planning and Time Management, September 2013
Sigma Pi Fraternityal’s Delta-Beta Chapter, West Long Branch, NJ

Organized a two-hour presentation focused on educating college students about the importance of time management in achieving higher grades. Additional topics included best practices for test preparation and job interviewing skills.

New Officer Orientation Workshop, December 2012
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Delta-Beta Chapter, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop for newly elected leaders of a student organization; topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, and working to gain influence in the regional and national organization.

Update on the New Jersey Province, September 2012
Sigma Pi Fraternit’s New Jersey Province, Orange, NJ

Presented on different happenings and events taking place in the New Jersey Province. More specifically, topics included congratulating those chapters that were awarded at Convocation in San Antonio, Texas and discussing what the future could look like for each chapter in the province.

New Jersey Pledge Province Workshop, March 2012
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, New Brunswick, NJ

Helped plan the annual pledge province workshop. In addition to planning the event, talked about expectations of membership for each new member of the fraternity within the context of their chapter’s history and the New Jersey Province.

New Officer Orientation Workshop, December 2011
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Delta-Beta Chapter, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop for newly elected leaders of a student organization; topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, and working to gain influence in the regional and national organization.

New Jersey Fall Province Workshop, September 2011
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s New Jersey Province, Newark, NJ

Planned the annual fall province workshop. In addition to planning the event, provided an update on the New Jersey Province and led a group-wide conversation on each chapter’s progress over the summer months and their plans for the coming academic year.

New Officer Orientation Workshop, December 2010
Sigma Pi Fraternity’s Delta-Beta Chapter, West Long Branch, NJ

Hosted a half-day workshop for newly elected leaders of a student organization; topics focused on leadership among peers, problem solving in difficult situations, financial and risk management, and working to gain influence in the regional and national organization.