[sn0wwflake]

Hello all!

I'm in real need of collaborative help here. I've been asked to hold a seminar at my alma mater for the new members of our campuses sororities. The topic is "Life Before & After Greek Life: Keeping and Maintaining Relationships" The new greek director explained "I want to give the new members a crash course on maintaining relationships on all levels because I know for a fact that many people do change when they go Greek. This could cover relationships such as friends, greek life, sisters, brothers, campus involvement, other organizations, alumni, etc."

I was asked to do this because I was a highly involved student leader on campus, in Greek life and other groups. I've been told that my audience is pretty tough, that for the previous seminars on other topics they've seemed uninterested and didn't participate.

My question is this: what on earth can I do to make this hour+ long seminar interesting/engaging/thought provoking?? I can sit for an hour and a half talking about myself but obviously that is not effective.

Does anyone have suggestions, ideas, or subjects that you feel are really important to discuss? I'll take all the help I can get!! Thank you so much!

Best Wishes,
JJ