Greek Life and Student Conduct – On-Demand Training

Address Risky Behavior to Protect Your Institution and Ensure Community Accountability

Create a Shared Desire to Provide a Safe Environment and an Accountable Community

Institutions are charged with implementing a comprehensive conduct process for Greek organizations that demonstrates a commitment to fundamental fairness, accountability, and appropriate outcomes.

It is imperative to involve key stakeholders (alumni, national organizations, concerned parents, current members) and form strategic partnerships with Campus Police, Student Conduct, Title IX Offices, Student Leaders and others to minimize institutional and personal liability, prevent injury or death, and create a true paradigm shift within your campus fraternal community.

Join our expert presenter Dr. Jamison Keller as he addresses the high-risk behaviors your Greek students engage in and the critical need to tackle them now. Learn how to apply restorative justice processes in the conduct process for greater student learning and community sustainability.

Topics Covered

As a result of this webinar, participants will be able to:

• Understand how the COVID pandemic has increased risk in fraternity and sorority communities – create a conduct process for Greek Life that holds them accountable to the principles they were founded on and espouse.
• Challenge and involve critical stakeholders (alumni, national organizations, concerned parents, current members) to solve the issues plaguing Greek organizations – create an individualized action plan that holds students accountable, gains buy-in from general membership, and upholds the values and mission of your institution to achieve the critical change needed to safeguard all students.
• Develop and train peer review conduct boards for individual chapters, governing councils and institutions – empower students to apply restorative justice processes to demonstrate fundamental fairness while ensuring accountability and appropriate outcomes.
• Foster a collaborative partnership between Fraternity and Sorority Life, Student Conduct, Campus Police, and students – provide a safe environment for your students to participate in fraternal organizations.
• Create core strategies for all campus professionals, alumni, and students to recognize not only what needs to change, but how to promote that critical change – minimize institutional and personal liability, prevent injury or death, and avoid a potential campus crisis.

Presenter

Dr. Jamison Keller currently serves at the Assistant Dean of Students & Director, Fraternity and Sorority Life at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia.
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