Acing the Interview
Making the Transition from College to Career In last month’s installment of our monthly career prep series, we discussed eight things you should do to prepare for a job interview. Today, we’ll be discussing the interview itself. 9 Tips to Help You Ace Your Interview You researched the company, know why you’re a good fit […]
Recognizing 50 Years of the Student Advisory Committee
A RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING 50 YEARS OF THE STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE WHEREAS, on September 1, 1970, the 32nd General Assembly of the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity demonstrated unique leadership in the fraternal world by establishing the Student Advisory Committee; and WHEREAS, since its establishment the nearly 800 members who have served with distinction on the Student […]
How one Brother connects men to jobs using AI
For the first time ever, college baseball fans experienced all six teams being seeded at regionals during the 1988 World Series. Of these teams, hailing from the West I Regional, came crowd-favorite Fresno State University. Fans poured in from around the country to Fresno to watch the hometown favorite square off against the University of […]
Preparing for the Interview
Making the Transition from College to Career Whether you’re approaching graduation and hoping to land your first post-college job or looking for an internship, you have a lot to think about. To help you prepare, each month, we’ll be talking about a different issue related to the next phase of your life — from how […]
The Lambda Chi Alpha Learning Model
**This article was written by former Chapter Support Coach Tyler Drisko (University of New Hampshire AΞ, ‘14) Some of the biggest accomplishments of Lambda Chi Alpha is that we have Associate Members and a wholesome Fraternity Education program. We were the first fraternity to introduce anything of the sort and continue to execute Fraternity Education to this day. […]
Connecting with Undergraduates in a Position of Leadership
**This article was written by Chapter Support Coach Avery Baker (Lycoming College IB, ‘14). “If two people trust each other, they have a relationship. If there is no trust, there is no relationship… teams are built on relationships.” – Jocko Willink, Leadership Strategy and Tactics The authentic, genuine connection between two or more parties creates the […]
Chapter Support Coach: A Day in the Life
This article was written by Chapter Support Coach Cody Sallee (Epsilon-Gamma, ‘14). Chapter Support Coach. It’s a title that denotes development, consistency and reliability. For many years, the field staff of Lambda Chi Alpha have faithfully worked with chapters to provide guidance and a fresh perspective on how to operate. Their role has transitioned to […]
High Pi Spotlight: Scott Jackson
“Not a day goes by that I don’t talk to one of my Brothers” explains Scott Jackson (Phi-Beta, ‘97). His sentiment was meant to refer to the men he’d gone through initiation and graduation with, but it is now more closely related to the men he physically sees each week. As the High Pi for the University of Louisville chapter, Jackson […]
Announcing the new Chapter Support Model
This article was written by Chapter Support Coach Trevor Holland (Iota-Alpha, ’15). The Lambda Chi Alpha Office of Administration is thrilled to announce the launch of our new Chapter Support Model. This model is specifically designed to provide more support to each High Zeta officer for every chapter/colony by providing a consistent thread of communication with the team […]
Forbes 30 Under 30 Recipient reflects on Lambda Chi Alpha’s impact to his career
The daily routine of waking up before dawn, sitting in traffic during the morning commute and working from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. makes even the most optimistic person lag from time to time. It only becomes a joyful ritual when the work impacts others in a positive way. For some, it might mean working for a nonprofit organization, but it doesn’t have too. For […]
