Hi All!
I am currently pursuing a career in Student Development in Higher Education (carnation referred to it as Student Affairs, also correct). Though my interest is in Student Transition (you know, like freshmen orientation), "Greek Affairs" is also a specialty area. Carnation is correct, most people who work with greek life on a college campus are working towards, or have, a Master's degree in Education, Counseling or "Student Affairs." I don't think you'll really be able to get a job like that unless it's a really small college. One can check out the websites for the two main professional organizations:
National Association of Student Professional Administrators
http://www.naspa.org
American College Personnel Association
http://www.acpa.nche.edu
If you go to NASPA's site, they have a link called "Knowledge Communities" on the top page. You'll find a link to their specialty area for "Fraternity and Sorority." Vixenradio, perhaps you can post your question there and see if those folks can point you in the right direction.
......Kelly
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