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Educators Are As Effective As Their Ability To Learn
Can education exist without communication? Whether through spoken language or body language, we have evolved to learn by observing and tweaking, and that natural process seems almost entirely absent from the programming... READ MORE
Breaking Down My Fraternity’s Preamble (Beyond Memorization) | YITBOS
New members of Delta Sigma Phi memorize the Preamble to the Constitution prior to their initiation. Many forget it shortly thereafter, and few are required to or ever take time to analyze... READ MORE
Can A Predominantly White Fraternity Exist At A Historically Black College?
Eighteen months into my work at Delta Sigma Phi we hired a new Executive Director and CEO who spent his first few months traveling the country to meet our student and alumni... READ MORE
What Gets Measured Gets Managed: Those Years I Managed Teen Lifeguards
It was my third or fourth day as a lifeguard, my tan was hitting its stride, and I came to the final stop in my rotation around the pool before I could take... READ MORE
6 Tips To Supercharge Your Philanthropy Fundraising & Relationships Without Breaking The Bank
Nothing demonstrates “compassion” like a mandated philanthropy event, but I assume some chapters do genuinely find an interest in philanthropy. This post is for those chapters. READ MORE
ViaCitrus: Grow Oranges & Lemons At Home – By 2 Fraternity Men | #MemberMade
Two fraternity brothers from Stetson University are offering some Florida sunshine for your office, patio or living space. Meet Danny Trejo & Charley Todd – founders of ViaCitrus and initiates of Delta... READ MORE
Student Leaders Can & Should Claim A Starring Role At The NIC
Not long ago, the North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC) launched NIC 2.0, a “restart” which altered the organization’s mission and structure. The changes gave the NIC greater reach/influence and a larger budget, but little... READ MORE
“Street Smarts” & Working In A Field You Didn’t Study | #KnowledgeIsPotential
The saying is, “Knowledge is power,” but it should really be, “Knowledge is potential,” because what a leader does with what they have learned is far more relevant than the trivial knowledge that... READ MORE