Not only are there various leadership opportunities available to Greek members within their chapters, but Greek members often seek leadership roles all over campus through athletics, internship, and involvement with other campus organizations. A Greek experience can help an Ashland University student grow into an effective leader and become more marketable for employment upon graduation.
Emerging Greek Leaders Summit
The Greek Life Office is committed to providing values-based leadership opportunities to Greek students through programs such as the Emerging Greek Leaders Summit (EGLS). EGLS provides freshmen and sophomore participants the opportunity to grow and strengthen their leadership skills through a combination of small and large group discussions and activities. Participants have the opportunity to learn from the program facilitators, who are current Greek leaders in the community. The objective is to give participants the tools to arm themselves to become successful leaders in their organizations, Greek community, and Ashland University community in the future. EGLS takes place each spring semester.
LETTERS today, LEADERS tomorrow
EGLS 2012 will take place on January 27 & 28. The 2012 EGLS facilitators are:
Corbin Blackburn--Phi Delta Theta
Kelly Cadman--Delta Zeta
Andrew Clark--Phi Kappa Psi
Emily Day--Alpha Delta Pi
Matthew Goldsmith--Phi Kappa Psi
Rachel Graves--Alpha Phi
Jacob Hoopingarner--Phi Delta Theta
Olivia Huff--Alpha Delta Pi
Brittany Johnson--Delta Zeta
Desirae Kierner--Alpha Phi
Hallie Mast--Delta Zeta
Jamie Neal--Phi Mu
David Thomas--Phi Kappa Psi
Lindsey VanSparrentak--Alpha Delta Pi
Resources
National Panhellenic Conference
North-American Interfraternity Conference
