CCWL and Circle of Sisterhood: One world. One sisterhood.
Every year, CCWL hosts a Philanthropy Luncheon in honor of the commitment of sororities. It allows for attendees and special guests to come together as passionate Greek women leaders to celebrate our collective desire and ability to improve the circumstances of girls and women around the globe. At this year’s Annual Conference for Greek Women…
Read MorePhilanthropy Luncheon Invitation Extended to Atlanta Alumnae Panhellenic Association
At the 2019 Annual Conference for Greek Women Leaders in Atlanta, GA, attendees will participate in the annual Philanthropy Luncheon! The luncheon is held in partnership with Circle of Sisterhood and is proudly sponsored by MantraBand. This rewarding event will dive into important topics related to philanthropy, civic engagement, and how women can make a difference in the world…
Read MoreMy Leadership Moment: Raising the Standard
by Leanne Grahn Attending the Coalition for Collegiate Women’s Leadership Conference for the first time was honestly one of the most intimidating things I’ve had the opportunity to do in my time as a leader. Brand new in the role as my chapter’s Risk Manager, I had no idea what to expect, what I would…
Read MoreIt’s Time to Care
by Bonny Shade I hear it every year, the words of women who wish their chapter, organization, sorority family, grades, and/or social life could be better. Sound familiar? Yup. I see you – the one hustling to get everything done, please others, get the grades, maintain the social life, and… Oh, yeah – getting enough sleep…
Read MoreMy Leadership Moment: Turning Passion into Action
By Angela Ging Collegiate women are constantly on social media every single day. When recruitment comes around, it is easy for women to become caught up in which chapter has the prettiest Instagram photos or posts most frequently on Facebook. There are countless parody accounts out there making fun of sorority life and Greek life…
Read MoreAs Is
By Annalise Sinclair In graduate school, I was really, really lucky to have received an amazing graduate assistantship at a small, private school in Northeast Ohio. The school had two graduate assistants for their fraternity/sorority life office, one second year and one newbie. I got to be the newbie and worked alongside a woman who…
Read MoreSelf-Care: Put On Your Oxygen Mask First
By Lauren Cook Did you know that World Mental Health Day was October 10? It is timely considering we often say the “honeymoon phase” of the fall semester has started to wear off. Recruitment and Bid Day have likely gone by and midterms are either starting or are in full swing. Some of us might…
Read MoreMy Leadership Moment: Leading Fearlessly
By Celia Venable Many people believe a leader must be fearless. It is often portrayed that leaders are “born to lead” and “looked fear in the face without batting an eye.” Which may hold true for some people but what about those of us who were thrown into leadership positions without a clue what we’re…
Read MoreWhat Abraham Maslow Can Teach Us About Sisterhood
By Lori Hart, Ph.D., Speaker for The Catalyst Agency “If you only have a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail.” -Dr. Abraham Maslow Fraternities and sororities have problems. In 2018, most volunteers would agree with this statement. And in my line of work, even students agree. Every time I start a…
Read MoreIt’s Time Now!
By Dr. Mari Ann Callais As sororities and sorority members, we often talk about “sisterhood” and friendship. When asked to define sisterhood, we say we can’t explain it. Today, we are at a critical time in the history of our sororities to not only be able to describe what it is but to live it…
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