AFLV Connections Magazine

AFLV Connections  is the Association's quarterly magazine highlighting information, stories, best practices, and news that impact fraternity and sorority students and professionals. AFLV members receive two copies of each issue as a benefit of their membership and have the option of purchasing additional subscriptions if needed. Subscriptions are also available for non-members to purchase. The main goal of Connections is to provide members with regular opportunities for development, a connection to the Association and their peer members, and to provoke thought within members' communities that will enhance their fraternal experience and their leadership roles. 

The publication schedule is Winter (February), Spring (April), Summer (September), and Fall (November).

Click here to view past issues of Connections.

How do I submit work?

Any person can submit work to Connections. All pieces should be submitted directly to Lea Hanson, Connections Editor, for review by the Editorial Board. Before submitting, please review the Publication Guidelines.

Who is the target audience for AFLV Connections?

The target audience for AFLV Connections is both students AND fraternity/sorority professionals. Connections reaches out to campus fraternity and sorority student leaders but it also provides insight for professionals who are fraternity/sorority advisors.

What content is provided in AFLV Connections?

Several types of articles are welcomed for publication in Connections: feature articles provide the foundation for the issue's theme and several colums build upon that theme. These include, but are not limited to book reviews, best practices, people spotlights, council highlights, and helpful hints, checklists,  and other information to assist in the leadership of any fraternity/sorority community.

Can I subscribe to Connections, even if I'm not an AFLV member?

YES!  Connections is available to anyone.  What a great way to help educate and develop your student leaders!  The already low subscription price gets lower and lower the more you order.  Consider providing this to every member of your governing councils or to every chapter president on your campus.  You would be hard pressed to find a better, always consistent, and more cost effective resource for those staff and students who work so hard to keep your fraternity/sorority community thriving.

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