Program Offerings

Keynote | Workshop

 In today's culture, the term "pledge" often evokes images of new members being degraded or mistreated within social organizations. The rise of "PledgeTok" has further entrenched this negative connotation, overshadowing the true essence of what it means to "take a pledge". 

 "Pledge (Noun) vs. Pledge (Verb)" is a transformative program designed to address and combat these harmful stereotypes. By redefining "pledge" as a verb, we emphasize the commitment and dedication members should aspire to uphold throughout their lifetime within an organization. This shift promotes a healthier organizational culture and also addresses critical issues of retention and member engagement. 

Audience: Fraternity & Sorority Life

Keynote | Workshop

 Shouldn't every day be for the boys? Participants will discuss the importance of true brotherhood and its significance to the joining process. More than ever, male-identifying fraternity members are open to and desire forming authentic, long-lasting friendships that extend further than a night out with acquaintances. 

Participants will explore practices that can help create meaningful connections outside of social activities and will leave able to articulate how demonstrating authentic relationships can lead to more successful recruitment cycles. 

Audience: Fraternity Life, Men's Empowerment Organizations

Keynote | Workshop | Extended Learning

Does your organization spend more time focusing on what it does wrong instead of what it does right? Don't be hard on yourself - that's how our society is wired. This program seeks to begin dismantling a societally imposed deficit mindset that organizations have fallen victim to.

Based on Strengths Psychology by Don Clifton, this program will allow participants to explore their unique talents and how they contribute to address problems and concerns within their respective organizations.

Audience: All Organizations

NOTE: Program title "Strength In..." will be followed by the client's request. Examples: Strength in Letters (Fraternity & Sorority Life), Strength in Leadership (General Leadership), Strength in Teamwork (CliftonStrengths for Teams)