Greek Affairs Advisor

[Zeta13Girl]

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[33girl]

The Greek advisor (I use the term loosely) at our campus is a KDR and the grad asst is a Phi Sigma Sigma.

[BabyPiNK_FL]

Ours is a Kappa Sigma
His grad assistant is a recent alum initiate of Lambda Upsilon Lambda
and some of the other people who help him, but are in charge of other dept. are: Alpha Chi Omega, Pi Beta Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Alpha Omicron Pi and Sigma Sigma Sigma. They're an amazing group of people. And the AOII and TriSigma are home grown from our university!

[bellwisdom]

Our are a Lambda Chi, a Alpha, and a Chi O.

[KSUViolet06]

Our Greek Life advisor is a Delta Zeta (from St. Louis University) and her grad assistants are Phi Delta Theta & Phi Sigma Sigma.

[ΑΓΔSquirrelGirl]

Ours is an alum and an Alpha Gam.

[AOII Angel]

Ours was the best Panhellenic advisor ever. She is a Sigma Kappa, though, she never showed any bias towards the Sigma Kappa chapter on campus.

[tld221]

hey, question:

Do NPCs have only advisors from their greek affairs office or do you have additional advisors within your own orgs, perhaps from a graduate chapter or national HQ?

[AOII Angel]

Originally Posted by tld221

hey, question:

Do NPCs have only advisors from their greek affairs office or do you have additional advisors within your own orgs, perhaps from a graduate chapter or national HQ?

Most NPC chapters will have at least one chapter advisor, though some chapters are not lucky enough to have a lot of alum support. I am an advisor along with 6 other sisters for a collegiate chapter of AOII.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by tld221

hey, question:

Do NPCs have only advisors from their greek affairs office or do you have additional advisors within your own orgs, perhaps from a graduate chapter or national HQ?

Some NPCs do have additional advisors/an advisory board. They don't have to be from the Greek affairs office...they can be faculty, other admin, whatever. Advisory board members sometimes have nothing to do with the school, they're just local, and sometimes they aren't even that local. It's usually the school that specifies that a member of the faculty must be the main advisor. Ergo, we sometimes have advisors that aren't members.

I hope that made sense!!

[Thetagirl218]

My campus had two Greek Life advisors.

One was a Kappa Sigma

The other was Pi Beta Phi

They were the only two that worked directly with Greek Life, but there were many others in Student Life that are Greek.

[skylark]

The "greek adviser" (who actually is an individual in charge of all student-organized groups, greek or non-greek) was a member of a local sorority on a campus with no Panhellenic system. This makes for an interesting dynamic when she is acting in charge of our Recruitment because she often just rolls her eyes when someone tells her what she is doing is against an NPC unanimous agreement or something. Fun times.

[PeppyGPhiB]

Pepperdine's current greek advisor came to the school after being asst. greek advisor at Auburn, but I'm not sure which fraternity he's in.

[APhi4Ever]

Originally Posted by skylark

The "greek adviser" (who actually is an individual in charge of all student-organized groups, greek or non-greek) was a member of a local sorority on a campus with no Panhellenic system. This makes for an interesting dynamic when she is acting in charge of our Recruitment because she often just rolls her eyes when someone tells her what she is doing is against an NPC unanimous agreement or something. Fun times.

That's interesting, I bet you all had some interesting experiences.

[joliebelle]

Our greek advisor is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Our previous advisor is an Alpha Phi, but didn't show any preference for her Syracuse Triad sisters.