People for Good
[RING OF PHIRE: The Ring of Phire is a team of undergraduate fraternity and sorority members dedicated to delivering the messages of Phired Up Productions to their peers around the…
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Paper Airplanes
by Matt Mattson I’ve been working with engineering fraternities and Greeks from engineering schools a lot lately — so that explains the origin of this idea. In fact, one group…
Rainy Day Recruitment
by Josh Orendi Just got this text from Mark Mixon, former IFC President at Penn State: Sharing an umbrella on rainy days is an interesting way to meet new people–ever…
Can Fraternities Recruit Without Alcohol?
by Josh Orendi Two articles caught my attention this month. This one and this one. Universities are literally cancelling fraternity recruitment (USC) and disallowing freshmen the right to join fraternities…
Actions Speak Louder Than Words in Recruitment
by Doug Sweeney “Actions speak louder than words.” The age-old saying applies to your recruiting efforts as you begin this fall. The firm handshake will make a stronger impression than…
The Secret Tactic For Getting People to Join Your Group
by Matt Mattson Want to know the top secret tactic to get people to join your group? Want to know how to really trick someone into agreeing to membership in…
Recruitment: A Responsibility & A Privilege
by Matt Mattson I had the absolute pleasure recently of talking to the Executive Director of Alpha Omicron Pi, Troylyn (Troy) LeForge. We were chatting about organizational growth and some…
What’s Your Recruitmentality?
by Josh Orendi As fall approaches, most student organizations are focused on getting their fall class of new members. That’s one way to think about recruitment. Rather than thinking about…
You Have The Power
by Matt Mattson You are powerful. You may not even realize it. You have the power to change someone’s life forever. Remember when you first joined your organization — that…
Let Values Guide The Decision
by Dr. Colleen Coffey-Melchiorre I can remember very clearly the first moments of my first days as a college freshman. I was an always joiner. I would have found sorority…
