Virtual Programs & Podcasts

Dates and times will be shared soon—stay tuned for updates! Schedule is subject to change. All virtual programs and podcasts are open to NGLA Member Campuses.

 

 

 

 

DATE/TIME PROGRAM PRESENTER(S)
March 25/11 AM ET What’s Love Got To Do With It? Actual Women’s Empowerment in Sorority Tina VanSteenbergen
April 3/4 PM ET Your Recruitment Rules Should Not Be 20 Pages Long NPC Team
Rescheduled TBD Start By Believing: How Greeks Can Respond to Survivors and Advocate for Change Kimberly Corban
May, TBD Should I Stay or Should I Go? (Podcast) Ashley Kirk-Christman
May 13/11 AM ET Reinvention: Pioneering Change in FSL Michael Ayalon
August. TBD RRO Is My Friend Dave Westol

Past Programs

From Interest to Commitment: Building a Sustainable Names List for Dynamic Recruitment

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Building a sustainable names list is the foundation of dynamic recruitment. Together we will explore how to effectively capture and cultivate interest, turning potential leads into committed members. Learn techniques for maintaining an active and engaged names list, ensuring a steady pipeline of potential new members ready to join your organization.

This program does not require NGLA membership.

NGLA Annual Conference Sneak Peak

In this episode of the NGLA podcast, we’re giving you an exclusive first look at the exciting offerings coming to the 2025 NGLA Annual Conference! Join us as we chat with some of our featured keynote speakers, who will provide insight into their programs and share what attendees can look forward to. Whether you’re a student leader, advisor, or industry professional, this episode is packed with insights to set you up for success at NGLA 2025! This program does not require NGLA membership.

Council Leadership: Starting the Semester off Right!

The NGLA Podcast presents Council Leadership: Starting the Semester Off Right. Todd Sullivan (NIC), Jamison Carson (NPC) and Cristina Luna (NALFO) join our inaugural podcast to discuss effective tips for Council leadership as they begin the new semester. This program does not require NGLA membership.