Check out the three top tips for your success inside and outside the classroom or Zoom call.
Three Tips for your Virtual School Year
Showing Your Clients And Friends You Care — with Jamiil Gaston, Lawrence Tech ’12
“Nobody cares how much you know until they know how much you care.” Gaston says this mantra can transform our interactions in business and life.
Recruiting During a Pandemic: The Three Best Ways To Crush Your Recruitment Goal
Recruitment is what keeps this organization growing and what helps all of us carry out our mission of “Building Balanced Men”
Adjusting to life after graduation — and how SigEp helps, with Muhannah Hossain, Virginia Tech ’19
Settling into life after graduation can be difficult for many recent grads. It’s easy to miss the structure of college, as well as daily interactions with friends, a consistent sense of community and concrete goals to work toward each day. After graduating, things are a lot more fluid, and it can be hard to make…
Top three tips for effective public speaking, with Seth Irby, Louisiana State ’11
Communication skills can make or break a career.
Taking leisure seriously — why developing a hobby is critical for your health, with Jason McGill, Vanderbilt ’08
In a world of digital fatigue, engaging in a meaningful hobby can help you cut through the noise and create meaning for the rest of your life.
Three quick tips for successful project management — with Matt Fournier, Arkansas ’18
Project management matters in our careers and daily lives. These tips can help you plan, prioritize and communicate what’s important to you.
Brotherly Love calls us
“I see you, I love you with all my heart, I commit to listen to you, and I commit to help take action.” — Grand President Tom Jelke
Three tips for a competitive edge in any job market — with Scott Swedberg, Elon ’11, and Sheehan Walker, Virginia Commonwealth ’11
This job market is a rough one, but all challenges create opportunities. You can find a job in any economic climate by fully developing your competitive advantage.
Substance-free homes put focus on academics, brotherhood
Policy change brings unexpected benefits At the University of Alabama, the transition to a substance-free facility was no simple undertaking. At first, the two-fold challenge of convincing our members to commit to the transition and battling a campus culture notoriously centered around alcohol seemed impossible to overcome. However, by tackling this daunting task head on,…
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