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Tri Delta

Director of Chapter Support

Dallas, TX · Remote

Serve as primary contact for Collegiate Chapter and Panhellenic Coordinators and escalated collegiate chapter issues. * Support managers in resolving issues related to risk, membership, operations ...

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What are the typical responsibilities of a Panhellenic position within a university setting?

In a Panhellenic role, you will oversee and coordinate activities among the campus's sororities, facilitate communication between Greek organizations and university administration, and organize events such as recruitment, conferences, and philanthropic initiatives. Responsibilities often include leading committee meetings, managing member organization compliance, and providing guidance to student leaders. You will regularly collaborate with students, faculty, and other campus departments to foster a cohesive community. The work environment is dynamic, with a blend of administrative tasks and interactive event planning, making it rewarding for those who enjoy teamwork and community engagement. Advancement opportunities may include moving into broader student affairs roles or higher leadership within Greek life administration.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Panhellenic position, and why are they important?

To excel in a Panhellenic role, candidates should possess strong organizational abilities, event planning experience, and familiarity with collegiate Greek life or student affairs, often supported by a bachelor's degree in a relevant field. Experience with campus management software, project management tools, and event registration platforms is commonly required. Excellent interpersonal communication, conflict resolution, and teamwork are valuable soft skills in this position. These capabilities ensure effective coordination among member organizations, successful event execution, and positive relationships within the campus community.

What is a Panhellenic job?

A Panhellenic job typically refers to a position within a College Panhellenic Council, which governs the sororities on a university campus. These roles often involve leadership, event planning, recruitment coordination, and policy enforcement to support a thriving sorority community. Responsibilities may vary depending on the university, but they generally focus on promoting unity among member organizations and ensuring adherence to national and university guidelines.

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Graduate Assistant, Greek Affairs - Sororities

Graduate Assistant, Greek Affairs - Sororities

CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY

Lebanon, TN • On-site

$13.75 - $18.75/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 18 days ago

Job description

Greek Affairs Programming - Sororities
Graduate Assistant Position
Cumberland University, a private, independent liberal arts institution, is seeking a mature, energetic, and student-centered Greek Affairs Graduate Assistant to help facilitate and manage the daily operations of the sororities in the Greek Affairs office, including supervision and development of student staff members, residents, and Greek leaders. This position is for individuals seeking a graduate assistant position.
Duties & Responsibilities
  • Serve as a member of the senior staff team within the Student Affairs department
  • Participates in department meetings and event functions including up to 20 hours a week
  • Maintain Greek Life Calendar and Campus App Calendar as related to Greek Life events
  • Assist in the set-up, implementation, and tear down of Greek life Events, including monthly Greek workshops, leadership trainings, awareness weeks, and fundraisers
  • Help chaperone on campus events and help with large scale yearly events including orientation, welcome week, homecoming, fall fest, community events, spring awards, exam week events, graduation, Greek Week, sorority/fraternity recruitment, Greek formal, and Greek in-services. Be available to chaperone off campus events as needed
  • Work with marketing events for Greek events
  • Coordinator and oversee Panhellenic Council and Greek Council
  • Oversee semester/yearly reports and awards for all Greek Organizations
  • Oversee Gamma Sigma Alpha Honor Society, including paperwork, initiations, and invitations for recruitment
  • Develop positive relationships with students
  • Uphold and enforce Cumberland University policies/procedures and respond to crisis and emergency situations.
  • Support and develop the Cumberland University core values
  • Participate in programming activities and meetings as a member of the Student Affairs Division
  • Serve as adviser for assigned student groups (when available)
  • Report to and complete other duties as assigned by the Dean of Students or Director of Student Life

Additionally, Greek Affairs Graduate Assistants will have the opportunity to directly influence and assist with Student Affairs to help develop and frame their graduate assistantship experience. Graduate Assistants within the office may be asked to hold judicial hearings, develop/implement events for Greek Affairs, work with the Acessibility Services Office, advise/ lead the Student Programming Board, and participate in Summer Orientation and Freshman Seminar courses.
Qualifications
  • Minimum
    • One - Two-year commitment to Cumberland University
    • Greek Life experience preferred.
    • Possess a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution of higher education.
    • Admission (or anticipated admission*) in an accredited degree-granting graduate program at Cumberland University and maintained academic performance (3.0 GPA per semester)
    • Proven history of self-discipline and commitment to responsibilities
    • Maintain good judicial and behavioral standing with Cumberland University, local, state, and federal laws.
    • Exhibit strong interpersonal communication skills with the ability to interact with diverse populations.
    • Possess knowledge of teamwork, leadership, time and stress management, planning/organizing, problem solving, crisis management, conflict resolution, diverse cultural appreciation, and helping skills
    • Maintain a high academic standard while working as a Graduate Assistant
    • Must be willing to work from 08:00 to 12:00 or 13:00 to 16:30/17:00 each day and be on call; events may come up as well where the GA will need to be available.
    • Must be able to communicate and act in a professional manner.

Remuneration
For their services, Graduate Assistants for Greek Affairs will receive the following:
  • Full Tuition Waiver
  • Professional growth opportunities

Books and graduation fees are not included.

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