House Question 1: I’m in a newer fraternity that just celebrated our two years of being a chapter. We have run into the problem of not having a chapter house […]
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10 Things that Will Happen if Your Fraternity Gives Everyone Bids
I come from a small, division two school in Texas, and we are in the process of revamping our recruitment process. I have purchased and read your books and loved what […]
The Impact of Technology on Fraternity – 37 Opinions
How do you feel about the way recruitment is currently being addressed with regard to technology? In my opinion, it seems to be heading down an interesting path. Some would […]
How to Have an Unforgettable Social Program Without a Fraternity House
I recently read your book, The Fraternity Leader. The organization and get-to-the-point strategy in writing made this book a very good read. However I am a founder of a fraternity […]
Interview of GreekPull
I have had the opportunity to serve as a mentor to the founders of GreekPull. GreekPull is an online fundraising platform that meets a lot of the needs of undergraduate […]
4 Ways to Make Certain Your Fraternity Stands Out From the Rest
Being creative provides many benefits for helping your fraternity stand out from the rest. It can bring in new members, make a favorable impression among those you meet and improve […]
10 Things I have learned in the 3 years of TFA
It is hard to believe thefraternityadvisor.com is 3 years old. A lot has happened in those three years. We have published two books and have had over 500,000 people come […]
Is Nationals Worth It?
One of the constant grumblings I hear is about the benefit of a fraternity’s national headquarters. A lot of brothers complain that the fraternity pays a ton of money in national dues, but does not see much benefit from all the fees that are paid.
The Man Makes the House
This was a phrase that my big brother told me after being inducted as a candidate in my fraternity. At the time I took it at face value, something witty and inspiring to encourage a new guy to get involved. Now that I am my fraternity’s new member educator I find myself evaluating this phrase and applying it to what I see in the behavior of pledges and actives alike.