Emerging Leaders Institute Session 1
Kappa Alpha Theta will hold Session 1 of the Emerging Leaders Institute (ELI) this Thursday-Sunday, July 12-15, at DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana. ELI provides leadership education and development to undergraduate members, with an emphasis on emerging leaders. The curriculum focuses on increasing skill development and understanding leadership as a relational process. Any undergraduate Theta who considers herself an emerging leader was encouraged to apply. Emerging leadership is defined not by age, but rather by experience with leadership education and development. The 48 students attending Session 1 represent 38 different college chapters.
We would like to acknowledge and thank the facilitators and Theta volunteers who will be joining us for Session 1 of ELI.
- Elizabeth Becker, Zeta Nu/UC Davis, Alcohol Skills Training Program (ASTP) Facilitator, Panhellenic support specialist for the National Panhellenic Conference
- Kevin Bazner, Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, Ph.D. student, College of Education & Human Development at Texas A&M University
- Jenny Greyerbiehl, Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity, director of education and Panhellenic support at the National Panhellenic Conference
- Amber McCreery, Delta Omega/Texas A&M, advisory board chairman and Panhellenic advisor for Epsilon Epsilon/Baylor University, college counselor for Find Your Place College Counseling
- Jen Pelletier, Delta Iota/ Puget Sound, Panhellenic advisor for Alpha Gamma/Ohio State, associate director for student activities at Ohio State University
- Taylor Phoumivong, Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity, assistant director of student life at University of Oklahoma
- Destiny Savage, Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity, coordinator of fraternity and sorority life at James Madison University
Follow along on Theta’s social media outlets with #ThetaELI18! If you have any questions regarding ELI, please contact Victoria Stankus, assistant director of education and leadership.
Meet the 2018-2019 ELCs
This year’s educational leadership consultants (ELCs) are currently training at headquarters to provide support to our chapter and collegians. The 2018-2019 ELC Directory has information about, and pictures of, the ELCs.
2018-2019 Chapter & Individual Grants
The applications and application guides for 2018-19 Chapter and Individual Grants are posted on Theta’s Apply for Scholarships & Grants page. The Quarter 1 deadline is July 18 for programs beginning on or after September 1. Direct any questions to Theta Foundation’s Programs Manager Mary Kate Kronzer.
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