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Education <strong>Program</strong>s HOW MY CHAPTER DIED AND HOW YOU’RE KILLING YOURS When: July 28 | 9:00-10:30am | Location: Amphitheatre PRESENTER: Joe Doiron, Nu Theta Eta ‘11 National Vice President, Joe Doiron, will discuss his experiences, both as an undergraduate and an alumnus, working with his chapter, the Nu Theta Eta Chapter at New England College. Spoiler alert, the chapter closed but the lesson live on. Find out how not to kill your own chapter today! EXPAND YOUR RECRUITMENT: TAPPING INTO TALENT WITHIN UNLIKELY SOCIAL CIRCLES When: July 28 | 9:00-10:30am | Location: Kingsland Room PRESENTER: Jose Rosario, Nu Rho ‘17 Often times, Greek members develop different niches from which they obtain their new members. This could be for a variety of reasons. The groups your members belong to outside of the organization or your recruitment events are tailored to attract a specific type of member. This can serve to be an asset. You may know these individuals well or feel like specific values amongst these groups align with the pillars of your organization. However, eventually that resource is exhausted. We will discuss the inclusive nature of Phi Mu Delta, how to navigate different identities, and show respect to any gentlemen of character. 12
THE REDESIGNED ENGAGE PROGRAM When: July 28 | 9:00-10:30am | Location: Shelburne Room PRESENTERS: Jackie Hackett, Assistant Executive Director for Undergraduate Engagement With recruitment and retention being large concerns for chapters and colonies, the National Office has redesigned the ENGAGE <strong>Program</strong>, Phi Mu Delta’s total membership development program. Learn the proposed changes that will be voted on at the business meeting and the research conducted in order to create a robust membership experience. FROM CREED TALK TO PILLOW TALK When: July 28 | 10:30am-12:00pm| Location: Amphitheatre PRESENTERS: Joe Thompson, Mu Alpha ‘08 and Jackie Hackett, Assistant Executive Director for Undergraduate Engagement Healthy relationships are at the core of a strong brotherhood but extend beyond those that share our letters. How can we be better at supporting the welfare of those with whom I (we) come in contact.... but what makes a healthy relationship? We will discuss the five components of healthy relationships and ways you can improve yours. FLIPPING FRATERNITY FOR GENERATION Z (ALUMNI ONLY) When: July 28 | 4:00-6:00pm| Location: Shelburne Room PRESENTERS: Jackie Hackett, Assistant Executive Director for Undergraduate Engagement We’ve heard all about millennials: they’re entitled, lazy, and self-centered. However, traditional-aged college students aren’t millennials anymore. Come learn about the current college-aged generation and how the National Fraternity has adapted to working with this new generation and what you need to know if you’re working with Gen Z. 13
Page 1 and 2: PHI MU DELTA FRATERNITY Redefining
Page 3 and 4: Welcome to Centennial! Dear Brother
Page 5 and 6: Thank you, Sponsors! To help make t
Page 7 and 8: 1971 Gamma Psi at Tarkio College Mu
Page 9 and 10: OUR FOUNDERS CLARENCE DEXTER PIERCE
Page 11 and 12: FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 2018 Registration
Page 13: CONDUCT Phi Mu Delta is a guest of
Page 17 and 18: REPORT OF THE NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE
Page 19: Article XVI. Section 5. Conduct. On

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