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CLOSED: 2021 NGLA Awards - Group Awards

During the 2021 NGLA Virtual Conference, the Northeast Greek Leadership Association will recognize chapters, councils, communities, and individuals for their outstanding accomplishments in 2020. These organizations and individuals, through their programs, initiatives, and commitment to the fraternal movement, help to advance the mission of NGLA.

Application questions have changed. Annually, the NGLA Awards Committee reviews the NGLA Awards application process. If you have applied for NGLA Awards in the past, please review the revised applications to ensure your submission is complete.

While applications are no longer accepted for 2021, we encourage you to submit your application for the 2022 NGLA Awards. Historically, the NGLA Awards applications are open from early November through mid-January. To ensure that you don't miss an announcement, please subscribe to our newsletter. Campuses found in violation of the 2021 NGLA Virtual Conference Code of Conduct are not eligible to apply for 2022 NGLA Awards.

Please direct awards questions to [email protected].

Amy Vojta Impact Awards

The Amy Vojta Impact Awards celebrate the accomplishments of our chapters, councils, and communities in seven areas. Named in honor of Amy Vojta, former Executive Director of NGLA, recipients of these awards have excelled in a certain area and have created a program or initiative that has had a positive impact.

Amy Vojta Impact Awards are given in the following categories:

  • Academic Achievement: recognizes a chapter, council, or community for programs and initiatives that foster scholastic achievement.

  • Chapter Development and Leadership: recognizes a chapter, council, or community for their positive and impactful work related to chapter development and leadership. Those recognized have demonstrated the importance of a shared vision and a community which fosters everyone to obtain their highest leadership potential.

  • Civic Engagement: recognizes a chapter, council, or community for their positive and impactful work related to civic engagement. Those who receive this award are recognized for creative programming, events, and fundraising opportunities which allow their community members to truly make a difference.

  • Membership Recruitment/Intake: recognizes a chapter, council, or community for continuing to progress the fraternal movement through recruitment and intake of new members. Those who receive this award are recognized in the area of management and growth for effectively utilizing their values throughout their recruitment and intake process and serve as an example to their peers.

  • Multicultural Initiatives/Programming: recognizes a chapter, council, or community for their positive and impactful work that celebrates the diverse nature of our campuses, organizations, and communities.

  • Public Relations: recognizes a chapter, council, or community that addresses the public image of Greek Life and continue to foster positive relationships between Greek Life and the campus and town communities.

  • Risk Reduction: recognizes a chapter, council, or community for programming focused on responsible decision making and holding one another accountable.

Only one application may be submitted per award, and incomplete or incorrect submissions will not be considered.

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Josette Kaufman Award

This award honors the positive impact chapters, councils, and communities have done in the health and wellness areas including, but not limited to, women’s and men’s health issues, sexual assault, cyber-bullying, and/or mental health education and prevention.

Nominations are limited to three (3) letters of support per nominee.

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