LCA 101: Understanding the High Rho and High Epsilon Positions
In this second-to-last installment of our LCA 101 series, we are focusing on the offices of High Rho and High Epsilon. The High Rho is each chapter’s link to Lambda Chi alumni, while the High Epsilon plays an important role in the social development and participation of the members. But how does each office complete […]
Mental Health Awareness Month Spotlight: Dr. David Englert
Dr. Dave Englert, pictured far right From serving on the frontlines during the devastating events of 9/11 to implementing a mental decompression program for returning military personnel, Dr. David Englert (Minnesota State University-Mankato, ‘92) has forged a path for himself and others in the realm of mental health and resilience. Following his undergraduate career at […]
“Greek Life as Vehicle for Big Changes”: Vanderbilt Brother Utilizes Officer Position for Social Change
The diversity and human collage of New York served as the backdrop for much of Jack Mok’s (Vanderbilt, ’22) childhood and high school career. But when he moved to Nashville and Vanderbilt University, Mok was unsure of how he could remain true to his identity. As a prestigious Chancellor’s Scholarship recipient, Mok looked forward to […]
LCA 101: Understanding the High Theta Position
The High Theta acts as a bridge to your campus and community through philanthropy, community service, and public relations. But let’s dive deeper into how the High Theta can bolster their community service efforts. The three main topics of the High Theta officer webinar were to create goals, identify methods to motivate members, and generate […]
Mental Health Spotlight: Jon Wood
When Jon Wood (University of Tulsa, ‘08) went through recruitment during his undergraduate years, mental health was one of the furthest things from his mind. While Wood’s Brothers in Lambda Chi helped him stay on track with his studies, he will be the first to admit that his sleep and checking in with his mental […]
Stepping up for Mental Health
How Lambda Chi Alpha is supporting mental health through various resources With lockdowns and social distancing taking their toll on young Americans’ mental health, Lambda Chi Alpha is stepping up to the challenge of providing chapters and Brothers with the resources they need to persevere and get through the pandemic. When local communities in the […]
Mental Health Spotlight: Dr. Fred Kam
As a practicing physician at Auburn University, Dr. Fred Kam witnesses the mental health struggles college students face every day firsthand. Since the pandemic, Kam has seen more and more students approach him with physical complaints for which there is no biochemical reason. “We know that mental health affects your physical health,” Kam said. “It […]
Mental Health Awareness Spotlight: Brandt McCartney
February of 2021 will forever hold a dark place in Brandt McCartney’s (Texas Christian University, ’21) heart. His older brother’s life, the person who had served as a guide, a role model and a mentor for as long as McCartney could remember, was tragically cut short due to death by suicide. A decorated Marine and […]
LCA 101: Understanding the High Sigma Position
We couldn’t serve as one of the premier men’s organizations without the hard work of our High Sigmas in keeping members on track with their academics. But how do they perform this all-important work? High Sigmas should reference the Constitution and Statutory Code 4-4 and 7-8 regarding academic requirements for association and initiation, on-going academic […]
LCA 101: Understanding the High Beta Position
The High Beta position is critical to any chapter/colony’s success. As the First Vice President, the High Beta assists the High Alpha in performing his duties and ensures that all officers, committees and individual members are performing to the highest degree. Within the role of High Beta, a member should focus on the following: Rethink […]
