Signature Programs
Go deeper. Build new skills. Get even more out of your AFLV Central experience.
Signature Programs give you more ways to customize your conference experience through extended learning opportunities before and during AFLV Central. From council-specific programs to skill-building experiences and exclusive content, these programs give you extra time to dig into the topics that matter most to you and your community.
Explore the opportunities below and start building your AFLV Central experience!
Pre-Conference Programs
These are great opportunities to jump start your conference experience if you are arriving early!
All pre-conference programs will be Thursday, Jan. 28, from 3–6 p.m. ET
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What does it really take to be a high-functioning Interfraternity Council? Join NIC staff for this pre-conference session focused on helping IFC leaders better understand their role and purpose in their fraternity community…and how they can truly make a positive lasting impact.
Presenter: North American Interfraternity Conference (NIC)
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You will explore what it takes to build a thriving NPHC or culturally based fraternal community. Working alongside peers from across the country, you will examine challenges related to engagement, leadership transitions, collaboration, communication, and council purpose. Through discussion, reflection, and collaborative problem-solving, you will identify practical strategies, exchange peer-tested ideas, and leave with actionable next steps for strengthening your council and better supporting member organizations.
Presenter: Michigan State University Fraternity & Sorority Life Staff
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Looking to take your College Panhellenic community to the next level? This pre-conference program will explore what it takes to be a high-functioning Panhellenic council, particularly around purpose, scope, and effectiveness. We will take a deep dive into the steps you need to take to improve Panhellenic functioning, comply with NPC Minimum Standards and improve processes. This program will also focus on what today's potential new member (PNM) looks like and encourage Panhellenic leaders to consider what it takes to meet the evolving needs of PNMs. How do we ensure that PNMs who participate in our processes know how to navigate it, how we can craft an inclusive recruitment program and how we can responsibly grow our community? This program is facilitated by the National Panhellenic Conference and is intended to educate College Panhellenic leaders. Participants will get the opportunity to get feedback in live time and create sustainable change, leaving with actionable steps for their community.
Presenters: National Panhellenic Conference (NPC)
register for a pre-con
Add a pre-conference program to your schedule during AFLV Central registration. Cost is $25.00 per attendee.
Exclusive Content
We’re partnering with industry experts to bring you extended, high-impact programming designed to help you develop practical skills you can put to work on your campus.
Both Content Camp and the Core Skill Series will take place over multiple session blocks on Friday, January 29 and Saturday, January 30.
you can’t get these anywhere else!
No pre-registration required! BIG thanks to Content Camp and RISE Partnerships for making these exclusive programs possible!
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Every one of us knows the incredible power of being in a sorority or fraternity! But did you know that only 1 in 11 freshmen know they want to join a sorority/fraternity? It’s time to share our story with the world and show our communities what sororities and fraternities have to offer! At AFLV CONTENT CAMP, you’ll learn the perfect (trail) mix of skills and tips to market the sorority/fraternity experience in ways that will build the brand of your community and chapters. From social media planning to improving your web presence, from developing a recruitment/intake campaign to creating engaging videos, you’ll take away everything you need to light your marketing fire, and even s’more! Want to be a Content Camper? No extra registration is needed (see, we’re not too in-tents). CONTENT CAMP consists of a meet-up and five engaging sessions throughout AFLV Central and AFLV West that you can attend! It’s a huge opportunity for your council/chapter marketing leaders.
Who Should Attend?
This program is great for anyone with an interest in marketing and growing your community. Specifically, any Vice Presidents of Marketing or Public Relations, Social Media Chairs, or Recruitment and Intake officers will benefit from participating in this series!
Lead Presenters:
Heather Matthews, Kappa Delta HQ
Guillermo Flores, Fraternity Social Media
Lynne O’Dell, Alpha Phi HQ
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Managing fraternal organizations requires you to utilize a lot of different skills. And while you may be trained thoroughly on the tasks related to your position, you may not feel like an expert when it comes to managing your team or managing your own priorities. The Core Skills series is designed to give you the basic skills needed to lead your organizations in an effective way. Discover ways to engage your members, how to hold officers accountable, and what is most important when leading people!
Who Should Attend?
The Core Skills series is great for anyone with an interest in leading and managing their organizations. Specifically, this program is great for presidents, vice-presidents, new member educators, or any other executive board member.
Lead Presenters:
RISE Partnerships
Institutes
Institutes are extended in-conference sessions directly related to a topic or specific officer role.
The Chapter Presidents Institute will take place on Friday, January 29 from 2:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. ET
register for an institute
Add an Institute to your schedule during AFLV Central registration. Cost is $25.00 per attendee.
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The Chapter Presidents Institute will equip fraternity and sorority presidents with the resources, skills, and leadership development they need to thrive in their roles. Participants will connect with fellow presidents from across the country to reflect on their leadership styles, practice navigating challenging conversations, and strengthen their ability to build trust and accountability within their executive boards and chapters. Together, they’ll explore how to balance relationships with results, create clarity even in uncertain situations, and confidently address the real issues facing their communities.
