NGLA Volunteer OpportunitiesNGLA educates leaders from a variety of fraternal experiences to transform and empower their community and align actions with values. Join the team to support the Northeast Greek Leadership Association (NGLA) as well as operations for the NGLA Annual Conference! The mission of NGLA is advanced by our team of volunteers ranging from students to higher education professionals. Volunteering for NGLA is a great opportunity to learn about conference and association management, meet fellow fraternity & sorority members, and network with higher education and fraternal professionals. Volunteers are expected to uphold NGLA policies and procedures, including the NGLA Code of Conduct. NGLA is seeking dynamic strategic thinkers and innovators to join our Board of Directors. Qualified applicants are those with association and/or organizational leadership experience who are committed to the fraternal movement. Learn more about the position in the last section of this webpage. NGLA is seeking individuals who have a passion for creating transformational educational experiences and the ability to think innovatively! Volunteering with NGLA is an extraordinary opportunity to give back while expanding your professional portfolio. The roles we offer range in time, experience, and discipline; wherever your passion lies, we're certain that NGLA has a spot for you on our team! Select opportunities available now; the 2024 Call for Student Staff will open on October 2, 2023. To ensure that you don't miss an announcement, please subscribe to our newsletter and follow NGLA on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Please direct questions to [email protected].
OPEN until OCT 16 | 2024 NGLA Volunteer Team OpportunitiesNGLA Annual Conference and Association volunteer opportunities include but are not limited to: awards, delegation support and outreach, educational programming, and student staff. These are opportunities to volunteer remotely. Volunteers are expected to uphold NGLA policies and procedures, including the NGLA Code of Conduct. If you are a new or returning volunteer, please complete this application.
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* Scroll down for 2024 NGLA Student Staff Team information and application * AwardsNGLA Awards Judge assists with the selection of NGLA Awards recipients. This person is responsible for reviewing NGLA Awards applications and providing feedback that is used to select the recipients as well as to educate applicants about ways their application could be improved. The responsibilities for this position are early January through early February. Attendance at the NGLA Annual Conference is not expected. Delegation Outreach and SupportDelegation Outreach and Support Committee collaborates with the Delegation Outreach and Support Chair to expand the impact of NGLA. This person participates in the execution of outreach initiatives. This person must have the ability to manage multiple relationships with the NGLA community simultaneously. The responsibilities for this position are year round with peak times during August through October and February. One year of experience volunteering for NGLA or attending the NGLA Annual Conference is preferred. Attendance at the NGLA Annual Conference is not expected. Educational ProgrammingEducational Programming Selection Committee assists with the selection of educational programming for the NGLA Annual Conference. This Committee is responsible for reviewing program proposals and providing feedback that is used to select the programs as well as educate applicants on ways their proposal could be improved. The responsibilities for this position are September through October. Attendance at the NGLA Annual Conference is not expected. Judge for the Case Study Competition assists with evaluating the teams that participate in this program during the NGLA Annual Conference. Judges are required to attend a 60-minute training that will be scheduled prior to the conference as well as the program during the 2024 NGLA Annual Conference in Hartford. The responsibilities for this position are in February only. Expenses related to attendance such as registration, lodging, and travel are not reimbursed. Student Staff CaptainStudent Staff Captain supports the Student Staff Chair and Student Staff Assistant Chair in supervising a large-sized team of undergraduate and graduate Student Staff members. This person participates in the selection of the Student Staff Team. This person supports Student Staff on-site in coordination with the Student Staff Chair and Assistant Chair. The Student Staff Captain assists with training the Student Staff Team, and is responsible for leading team building and relationship building activities. The responsibilities for this position are primarily during December through March. The Student Staff Captain is expected to attend regularly scheduled meetings with their volunteer lead(s) and is invited to attend the monthly Conference Committee Meeting. This person must be available for on-site support throughout the NGLA Annual Conference. One year experience volunteering for NGLA as a member of Student Staff is required. The Student Staff Captain must be a Graduate Student enrolled full-time in any field of study for the 2023-2024 academic year. NGLA will cover the cost of your registration, lodging, and travel. Expenses related to travel are not reimbursed. OPEN until DEC 4 | Call for 2024 NGLA Student Staff TeamIn preparation for the 2024 Call for NGLA Student Staff Team, please continue reading to learn about the position and selection process. The NGLA Annual Conference is run with the support of student volunteers, also known as Student Staff. Student Staff, both undergraduate and graduate, are an important part of the success of the NGLA Annual Conference. This volunteer role is a great opportunity to learn about conference management, meet fellow fraternity & sorority members, and network with higher education and fraternal professionals. The 2024 NGLA Student Staff Team opportunity is on-site during the NGLA Annual Conference from February 22 - 25, 2024 in Hartford, CT. Lodging, food, and conference registration will be provided by NGLA. Training in January and February is remote and therefore requires access to a stable internet connection and telephone. Expenses related to travel and remote work are not reimbursed. Specific duties include but are not limited to:
This application {PLUS} two references are due by Monday, December 4 @ 11:59pm ET. Zoom interviews will be conducted on December 11 - 13. Decisions will be sent by December 15 with response requested by December 20. Volunteers are expected to uphold NGLA policies and procedures, including the NGLA Code of Conduct. Please direct questions to [email protected]. Apply for NGLA Student Staff TeamCall for 2024 - 2027 Board of Directors MemberEach member of the board plays an integral role in furthering the mission of NGLA. Our continued success depends upon the personal commitment and dedication of a select group of individuals who understand the privileges and obligations of leadership. The Association is currently accepting applications for the Board of Directors. Qualified applicants are those with association and/or organizational leadership experience and who are committed to the fraternal movement. GENERAL EXPECTATIONS
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Interested in joining the NGLA Board of Directors? Please contact [email protected].
READY TO APPLY?These are opportunities to volunteer remotely. Volunteers are expected to uphold NGLA policies and procedures, including the NGLA Code of Conduct. If you are a new or returning volunteer, please complete this application.
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