More and more students are finding hours of screen time with little to no in-person contact to be mentally draining — a feeling many have begun to call “Zoom fatigue.” But brothers at SigEp’s Massachusetts Alpha chapter at Massachusetts-Amherst have created a winning game plan to combat online meeting burnout.

Whether you’re in sales and looking for clients, in search of an internship, or changing careers, it’s important to think systematically about what you want and how your network can help.

Many of us are getting used to a new way of life with constant video calls for work, school, family and friends. It’s easy to become used to routine and get fatigued with these non-stop virtual interactions. Patrick shared insights on creating meaningful experiences from “The Power of Moments” by Dan and Chip Heath.

Spending time on activities like recruitment during this period of social distancing will be critical to maintaining your chapter’s well-being in the long run.

Dr. Igolnikov, a sports and spine physician at the University of Pennsylvania, offers tips and tricks for nutrition.

Tyler Boggess, Drake ’10, spent some time sharing insights on how to nail a job interview. Brother Boggess is an account manager for one of the largest IT services and staffing firms in the country.

The University Partner of the Year Award recognizes faculty and staff who have gone above and beyond to create a meaningful partnership with SigEp on their campuses. Award recipients connect SigEp undergraduates with faculty to enhance academic development. They act as mentors and advisors. And they work to support the implementation of critical, life-changing experiences…