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By Allison Summers Ajazi, associate director of education and leadership initiatives Change has been on all our minds. Whether you are a potential new member wondering what your collegiate experience may look like, a collegiate member wondering how your sisterhood will evolve in this new environment, or an alumnae sister finding new ways to stay […]
By Holly Grajera (Delta Omega, University of Kentucky) Picture this: you’re 22 years old, freshly graduated from college. You land a killer new job in a place that you love, and you’re ready for this next big step in your life. As the first day of your shiny new job inches closer, you begin brushing […]
By Mattie Cano (Epsilon Kappa, California State University, Fullerton) Do you ever wonder what resident consultant life looks like behind the Instagram posts? Here are a few highlights from this past year as I navigated life on the East coast and worked with one of Alpha Chi Omega’s newest chapters! It has been such an […]
The Seven C’s: A Checklist for Leaders What does it take to be a good leader during a time of crisis? According to The Table Group, there are seven important C’s that every leader should keep in mind. Learn more about the seven C’s here: https://www.tablegroup.com/hub/post/a-checklist-for-leaders/.
Building Resilient Teams As the 2020-21 academic year is gearing up to be filled with uncertainty and challenges, it is even more important to build resilient teams! Resilient teams are ones that rebound from adversity and setbacks and are able to adapt to changing situations. Check out this article to learn how leaders can build […]
By Courtney Schmidt (Managing Partner) With longer daylight hours, I find the summer months inspire in me a sense of opportunity – more time to spend outdoors in the sun, more time to squeeze in a few extra errands or accomplish a handful of additional projects, more time to catch up with friends and family, […]
By Molleigh McCann (Epsilon, University of Southern California) First off, I know you have probably heard it 1,000 times by now, but I am so sorry. I’m sorry that you aren’t getting the picture-perfect ending to your collegiate experience. But what I am here to tell you is that your Alpha Chi Omega experience is […]
Spring typically includes traditions, rites of passage, milestone events, annual celebrations and shared experiences like graduation, prom, Mother’s Day, and Memorial Day weekend. These are times, in my experience at least, when people come together to celebrate. However, due to COVID-19, spring (and summer) 2020 have been notable for its stay-at-home orders, rapid news stories […]
How to know you’ve found the right fit in an interview Interviews can be a nerve-wracking experience. It is easy tbo feel overwhelmed with having the perfect answers, wearing the right outfit and being exactly what the interviewer is looking for. Some candidates tend to forget that what they think about the company is just […]
By Lauren Filippini (Alpha Chi, Butler University), Editor It’s often noted that you can find an Alpha Chi Omega wherever you go. For some of our sisters, this means finding that connection during service with the United States Army. When Erica Loroff (Zeta Rho, Northwood University) was out for lunch shortly after moving to base […]