Have you ever seen Shark Tank? Would you like to pitch your idea to solve a campus issue by planning a large educational initiative? What kind of impact could you make on your campus in a particular area? What could you do with $15,000 of educational resources to address an issue on your campus? CAMPUSPEAK would like to work with you!

Do you have an innovative solution to make change happen, but don't have the resources to execute all the educational components necessary for a comprehensive approach? PITCH BY CAMPUSPEAK is an opportunity for greater thinkers and doers to gather, formulate new ideas, and pitch their proposal to make a significant impact on their campus. Pitches should be engaging, solution-focused and have a long-term impact on campus.

Pitches will be heard at #AFLVWest, and the winning projects will be implemented in Fall 2018. Winners of PITCH BY CAMPUSPEAK would receive up to $15,000 in CAMPUSPEAK programs and services! Pre-registration is required to participate. Click to learn more and register.

The purpose of the Order of Omega Case Study Competition is to provide an educational learning experience for undergraduate members of fraternities or sororities and fraternity/sorority professionals. Here are the details:

• Sixteen teams of two (a fraternity/sorority life professional or graduate student and one undergraduate council officer) will work on one case study to be presented to a team of three judges. There will be a “Team A” consisting of eight teams and a “Team B” consisting of eight teams.
• All teams interested in participating in the case study MUST be present at the Order of Omega Case Study Competition introduction meeting that will take place on Friday, April 6, from 8:00-9:00 a.m.
• Each team will have 15 minutes to present its case study solution and five minutes to answer any questions from the judges.
• There will be three places awarded within “Team A” and three places awarded within “Team B” presented at the Recognition Banquet. The first place will receive $250; the second place team will receive $150; the third place will receive $100.

Additional questions about the Order of Omega Case Study Competition can be directed to Marcos Guzman.  

Who should attend? Delegations committed to participation by all requested officers.
The goal of IFC/College Panhellenic Academy is to help council officers understand the bigger picture of fraternity and sorority membership, provide nuts-and-bolts training on how to be effective in council officer roles, and engage in council and community goal setting. Specifically, the IFC/College Panhellenic Academy is about:

• Building relationships with members of your council and campus community.
• Evaluating your personal, community and sorority/fraternity experience.
• Educating officers on the most up-to-date Panhellenic/IFC knowledge.
• Defining expectations for your officer role and resources available to support your success.
• Collaborating with other attendees from your campus to create a plan for interfraternal advancement.
• Focusing on three main areas – (1) helping council officers understand the bigger picture including their responsibilities and rights, (2) officer track programming – nuts and bolts training of how to be effective in the job and (3) council and community goal setting.

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