Why You Want To Be A SET Leader

I would like to be a LINK crew leader because I think that it is important for the incoming freshmen to receive guidance and have a mentor. Especially during such a critical and vulnerable time in their lives. High school is awkward, scary and amazing.

When I joined, Delta Tau Delta just arrived here at the University of Iowa and was established as a colony. I had the amazing opportunity, as a Founding Father, of shaping this Fraternity in becoming a recognized organization that was values driven and focused on what it really means to be a Fraternity man. After I look back on my four years as a Delt, I am proud of what I have accomplished and can confidently say that I have left a positive legacy that will endure for many years to come. I have been crucial in the establishment of the many programs and ideologies that has risen in our Fraternity. One of the programs I am most proud of is my creation of our Initiation Week and Ritual program. I was the first Guide (chief ritualist) in our chapter. That being said, I helped implement and shape the creation of our own Ritual. On top of that, while other Fraternities make their members grow through a “Hell Week” or something that can be labeled as negative, I worked with our National office and wrote up ceremonies for every day in the week leading up to Initiation that allows both Active Members and New Members to consciously reflect and involve themselves in finding what our values mean to them. Although that might be a legacy that only members of Delta Tau Delta go through, it is one of

Aspire to be. This key phrase communicates the experience you are about to embark upon as a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. We are a values-based women’s organization that provides support, education, and applicable skills to members of all ages to become the best version of themselves. In essence, Kappa is here to help you become whatever you aspire to be.

It would be an honor to be the captain of a team that has so much history and tradition. A team that has always shown success in the hardest sport out there is pretty powerful. This next season, PDXC could be winning conferences for as long as every freshman has been alive, and I want to be a part of that and be a leader that continues this great tradition. If I was a captain, I feel like my job would be to transfer to the newest members this sense of pride and family that we have built over many years. I want to leave PDXC knowing that the next generation of the team is as strong or stronger than what I left

Our curriculums teach intellectual development, community responsibility, human dignity and so much more — everything you’d hope to gain from your experience in our organization. Through online learning opportunities, small group sessions and one-on-one meetings, you’ll learn Kappa’s core values and broaden your sorority

Our goal is to provide each member of Kappa Kappa Gamma with an exceptional membership experience. Our initiatives are designed to foster enthusiasm for learning and growing, thereby stimulating greater aspirations.

Imagine this: You’re sitting on your couch browsing the internet when you stumble across a website filled with Kappa history. Intrigued, you dive in. You are flipping through a General Convention scrapbook and exploring the history of (-- removed HTML --) . Then you see it: a picture of you during a philanthropy event. Those Kappa memories come rushing back. The nights spent with sisters working on the event, the laughter, the tears. Suddenly, you feel at home again.

I want to be a START Leader for the University of Guelph-Humber because of the amazing experience and mentoring I had when I was going through orientation my first year in regards to student services, resources, and campus life. I really appreciated the help and guidance I was given and I want to pass that on to new perspective students. Through my short time here, I have had the opportunity to attend many events and workshops that helped me enhance my leadership and communication skills. I believe I can use these skills to effectively represent my program and the student body as a whole. I think it is important to be involved in school affairs as this is an opportunity that gets me to interact with

Ensure Delta Lambda Chapter is providing a well-rounded Kappa experience for all members by having open communication and holding each other accountable, even when it is difficult. The Fraternity is ready to provide assistance and support to help you accomplish these steps. I have great confidence in Delta Lambda Chapter’s ability to meet and exceed these expectations. I encourage you to ask questions, anticipate obstacles and keep us informed. My purpose as your District Director is to offer a clear direction and provide guidance.

Being a link leader would be such an amazing experience. I think I would be a good link crew leader because I am kind, positive, and have had experience with Arapahoe and leading younger kids. When worst comes to worst I know that kindness will always be something I can exceed in. Being kind to the incoming freshman is something that would not be hard for me. Positivity is also one of my strong suites. Since I am a positive person I feel like I can help to brighten the freshman around me and make it so they have an enjoyable arrival and first year at Arapahoe. Not only would I work to lead them and make them feel welcome I would also work to make it so that they feel like they have a new friend or someone to go to for anything. I also care

I would love to become TA Lead because I consider myself to have all the qualities a team leader should have. A great leader should be honest have the ability to delegate, have a positive attitude, and be confident, have the ability to inspire. A successful TA Lead should be able to motivate others by communicating and modeling enthusiasm, commitment, integrity, flexibility, and innovation. I have all those qualities and more. I am starting my third school year here at ISP. I have learned so many things and I have shown my great qualities in different areas of the school. I am a very flexible person with an open mind, that is on the go and ready to go whenever or where ever I am needed.

I feel I should be selected to be a peer leader because it would be a great experience to work with first year students. Being a first year student myself you need to know that you are going through this transition alone and if you need a little guides that it’s always someone around to help you. At NCSU, I am apart of SAY which is a living learning village that travel to two locate elementary school each week to mentor young kids. Been in the SAY program can be beneficial to the organization because I have previously experience on how to mentor students and I have also learning that not all students respond the same way so you need to know how to adapt to different people.

Because of Kappa Kappa Gamma, you’ve met women who inspire you. Through volunteering, you can be that woman to another.

• Participate in Panhellenic activities as permitted. Dec. 1, 2017: • Registration opens for Adelphi’s Formal Recruitment. Dec. 4, 2017: • Kappa’s Chapter Consultants will participate in the Panhellenic Expo Tabling Event. January 2018: • Kappa’s Chapter Consultants arrive on campus and meet with campus leadership, the Panhellenic executive board and recruitment counselors to identify potential new members and provide information about Kappa's recruitment process and membership experience. Feb. 3, 2018: • Participate in the first round of Adelphi’s Formal Recruitment, Sisterhood Round. February 2018: Immediately following Formal Recruitment: • Kappa launches campus-wide marketing campaign, “Be Greek. Be Kappa.” • Members of Kappa’s extension team, Chapter Consultants and Leadership Consultants are on campus to host informational sessions and social gatherings for unaffiliated women at different venues on campus. Furthermore, they will meet with student leaders and host tabling events. The goal is to identify potential new members and provide information about Kappa’s recruitment process. Late February/Early March 2018: “Be Kappa” Recruitment • Members of Kappa's extension team, including staff, volunteers and local Kappas, host two days of Kappa Kickoff events to provide interested,

Kappa konnection: Educate seniors about the programs that could help them find Kappas when moving to new places.