Mentoring is one of the best ways to give back
Rocky had his trainer Mick, Luke Skywalker had Obi-Wan and the Karate Kid had Mr. Miyagi. When starting out, we all need help – a guide, a coach, a teacher, a mentor to help us avoid the pitfalls and navigate our way to success. Mentorship and networking have long been recognized as important aspects of the collegiate and fraternity experience.
Work, Marriage and Parenthood Probably Dominate Your World Right Now...
Ever feel like there’s not enough time left for Brotherhood? Having a busy schedule and heavy workload doesn’t have to stop you from supporting your fraternity. Here are three ways to support and stay involved when your time is limited.
Read more: Three Ways to Support Gamma if You Have a Busy Schedule
If You Live Far Away from Your Organization, It Can be Hard to Remain Active
It may be hard to stay in the know if you’re not local or living in another state. But the distance doesn’t have to deter you from staying involved and up-to-date. Here are three ways to keep in touch with your organization even if you live from far away from your Chapter.
Read more: Three Ways to Keep in Touch With Gamma if You Live Far Away
Gamma Club
William Kidd 1960
Paul Kilpatrick 1960
Joseph Boland 1961
John Walden 1962
Malcolm Liles 1971
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