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Division of Academic and Student Affairs
Fraternity and Sorority Life

Leadership Training

The Fraternity and Sorority experience provides a number of ways for students to grow as leaders.

Greek Leaders Retreat

This is not your average leadership conference, retreat, institute or boring workshop! So put all of those preconceived notions about retreats aside. Instead, imagine leaders from across the NC State fraternity and sorority community coming together to set their own agendas, ask their own questions, share of their experiences, listen to the experiences of others, and learn as a community what it means to have the best possible experience at NC State. The retreat will take place at Fort Caswell located in Oak Island, NC. More information will become available at a later date.

We look forward to learning and growing together!

What to Expect

This retreat is about YOU and your needs as a leader, your questions that you can’t quite answer, and those burning issues that affect you as a member of the fraternity and sorority community.

Contact Information

Ebony Wofford

Associate Director for Chapter Services

Greek Leaders Retreat Registration

SGLA

Southeastern Greek Leadership Association Conference

This three-day national leadership conference brings student leaders from across the nation for a series of keynote speakers, educational workshops, and leadership seminars designed to improve campus Councils. Representatives from NC State’s Multicultural Greek Council, Interfraternity Council, National Pan-Hellenic Council and Panhellenic Association attend this held each February in Atlanta, GA.

For more information, visit the SGLA website.

Emerging Fraternal Leaders

Emerging Fraternal Leaders is a semesterly cohort-based leadership development program for rising leaders within fraternities and sororities that began in the Spring of 2024. Participants take part in a monthly workshop series focused on topics relating to building skills to support one’s chapter and community, creating a culture of care between different chapters, and creating connections among leaders within the fraternal community. Topics are broken down into the following four workshops:

  • Session One: Understanding your why and how your values tie into your purpose
  • Session Two: Recognizing your strengths and applying them to your role as a leader
  • Session Three: Creating an inclusive leadership voice and building your toolkit
  • Session Four: Preparing for challenges in your organization and action planning

Applications for the Spring 202 cohort will open in the Fall of 2025. For more information about Emerging Fraternal Leaders, please review the program overview and learning objectives.