Great program. Honest, real and poignant. Made me think a lot about my [pledge] experience and what I did to other [pledges] after me. We need to do things differently.
Student, NGLA
This program can greatly impact our campus because it allows multicultural organizations to have their voices heard and to learn in a comfortable and familiar setting
Student, Loyola Marymount University
This program is very insightful. As a new chapter coming back to campus, this has helped me tremendously as a chapter president
Student, Texas Tech University
The Intake Equation allows the council to come together on serious issues and provides ways we can attack our problems and challenges.
Student, DePaul University
Created by members of these organizations, The Intake Equation hits the core challenges surrounding hazing and intake. It challenges student leaders to action, and gives them the confidence and urgency necessary to make significant change at the grassroots level.
Through interactive discussion and activities, students will develop actionable ideas to help them build and maintain a legacy of success. Best of all, they will learn how to shape their memberships in a manner consistent with the mission and values of their organizations.
Whether your campus has a fledgling multicultural fraternity and sorority community or one steeped in decades of tradition, The Intake Equation meets your students where they are. Because this workshop is facilitated by members of NPHC, NAPA and NALFO groups, students will appreciate their facilitators as brothers and sisters who share their values and their concerns about the future of their organizations.
The Intake Equation Learning Details
- How hazing can negatively impact their organizations now, and in the future
- How to effectively market their organization through branding and alignment techniques
- How to effectively recruit, and retrain good members while being true to the traditions and values of their groups
- How to enhance the value of their organizations, internally and to the external community
- How they can cultivate a more positive image for their community, as a whole, through substantive action
Workshop Details
- 5-hour interactive workshop
- Weekday evening or weekend day
Who Is This Ideal For?
- Black, Latino/a, Asian and culturally-oriented FSL organizations
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