Leadership
Programs
A process by which a
person influences others to accomplish an objective and directs
the organization in a way that makes it more cohesive and coherent.
Leaders carry out this process by applying their leadership attributes,
such as beliefs, values, ethics, character, knowledge, and skills
by making followers want to achieve higher goals.
Success of Delta
Chi depends on the knowledge of its undergraduate leaders and their
adherence to the values of our Fraternity. An investment in the
leadership training programs of Delta Chi is the most direct way
to improve the future of our organization.
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Academy
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In
January, As from every Delta Chi chapters
and colonies gather together for an annual leadership and
management seminar for a three day academy at the Saint Meinrad Seminary
and School of Theology in Southern Indiana. It is the
Fraternity's premier leadership and management program that provides
all "A"s' with the resources and increased confidence to lead their
chapter/colony more effectively. The curriculum contains a variety of
programming that focuses on the five core skills of leadership and
management: delegation, communication, confrontation, motivation,
and representation. All this is provided free of charge for all
"A"s attending (including full travel reimbursement, lodging
and no registration fees).
This is an outstanding program that
will benefit the members and chapters of Delta Chi for years to
come. Many of the attendees from previous Academies reported a
significant increase in leadership and organization skills, project
implementation abilities and a general reenergizing towards their
office. The program continues to improve and achieves better results
each year.
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"I really think when you look at the total package of "A"s' Academy from the location to the staff and facilitators to the programming, it is up there as one of the premiere president's or leadership academies out there right now. We didn't let them get away with the easy answers and the surface level questions. We really raised our level of expectation for these men and they showed that they were ready to meet the challenge. I just facilitated at UIFI (Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute) and we had a student there who had attended "A"s' Academy. He really stood out as a leader who could drive the conversation and who could challenge those around him while also developing an even stronger position on what Delta Chi means to him. It was obvious that his experience at "A"s' Academy had put him on a higher plain than those around him."
-Noah Borton, Co-Lead Facilitator, Eastern Michigan University Coordinator for Greek Life, Sigma Nu Fraternity
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"A"s' Academy Testimonial
Quotes and Videos
Chapter and Colony presidents share their experiences from St. Meinrad. |
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fraternity with your tax-deductible gift to the Foundation.
Your chapter will benefit from the experience and knowledge
your President gains from his experience. |
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Delta
Chi Leadership College (DCLC) |
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The
three-day program includes a variety of leadership and educational
programming, brotherhood activities, and tours of the Fraternity's
International Headquarters. The College provides an
opportunity for personal development for student and alumni members
through the values of Delta Chi and an opportunity to share your
fraternal experience with brothers from across North America, while
learning more about yourself, your brothers and your Fraternity.
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Leadership Conferences |
The Regional Leadership
Conference is designed to develop leadership skills, to help attendees
realize that Delta Chi is more than their own chapter/colony, and
to provide Delta Chi men within the Region the opportunity to share
ideas, achievements and experiences with other Delta Chi chapters,
officers, Regents, alumni, advisors and Headquarters staff. Each
RLC is hosted by a chapter or colony within that region and is where
the region's representative to the Fraternity, or Regent, is elected.

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Please call us at (319) 337-4811
or visit the online giving
page and help us continue to support these important leadership
programs. . |