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The Update | August 17, 2021
Industry Update Provided by NPC
Last week
The Chronicle for Higher Education reported on a “new” phase of student activism, which the reporter positioned as an extension of the Abolish Greek Life (AGL) movement. The Chronicle’s reporting highlights how the University of Vermont agreed to a list of 16 demands issued by a student-led advisory group in response to the university’s mishandling of sexual assault allegations. The reporter also references activism at Dartmouth College and Bowling Green State University and speaks to expert sources who conveyed a sense that this new phase of activism—while related to the AGL movement—appears to be working from a more established assumption that long-lasting change within fraternities and sororities will require reform and stronger accountability rather than abolishment.
The Atlantic published an interview with four Kappa Delta sorority sisters who attended the University of Virginia in the 1970s and 80s and have stayed close since graduation. The women share their experiences of how the fun of college sorority life morphed into a lifelong support network.
Workforce Update
The alumnae committee is excited to announce that Jane Horlings, Rho/Nebraska, has been appointed alumnae district director (ADD) in Alumnae District XIV. Jane also serves on the alumnae committee as the alumnae circles specialist.
Staff Update
Assistant Director of Collegiate Services Madison Cannon has resigned and her last day will be Friday, August 20. Madison will work at Brandeis University in the University Events department. Director of Education and Leadership Melissa Shaub and Director of Collegiate Services Katharine Murphy are covering Madison’s projects. Contact Katharine or Melissa if you have questions or had previously been working with Madison on a project or program. We will share a new point person for the programs and tasks shortly.
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Changes to Theta's ELC Program
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