Greek Life Jobs?

[Vixenradio]

I know this may be an odd question and I'm not sure if anyone can help me out, but I figure that it can't hurt to ask...
So I am part of a local sorority and although I am now an alumni, I am still interested in being involved with or working for Greek life... Since I am part of a local, there isn't a national headquarters (obviously) that I can work for.
So I was wondering if any of you knew about organizations/groups/companies that set up events/conventions/etc for Greeks. It is something that I am really interested in, but am not sure companies like this exist out there. If anyone has any information I would love to know about it. Thanks so much!

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"Once a Kappa, Always a Kappa" ...Kappa Gamma Chi
Emerson College Boston, MA

[Delta_theta]

One thing you can try to do is work for a school, and become an advisor for a house/group of houses, and try to work with the greek life/residential life office.

I'd offer more ideas, but the only other things I can think of would work off of having a HQ. You could try and work for the HQ of another greek organization for certain events. Sigma Nu hired a couple people from other greek orginzations to work at College of Chapters.

M.

[CutiePie2000]

Theta Delta Chi (men's ) Fraternity is headquartered in Boston, and you don't have to be a TDX to work there. Obviously you wouldn't be able to have access to the ritual equipement but you could help out in other areas, administration, fund raising, etc.

When I was in Boston, I went to their headquarters and the guy there was really nice, he gave me a tour and everything. Check it out....you will never know!

Also, my friend (a DG) is doing some studies at Bowling Green...it's a Masters of Student Administration or something like that...basically you learn how to deal with administrative matters pertaining to students and since Greeks are students, that would carry over as well.

[TriSigmaTX]

There are tons of other threads on this. Myself and I believe Navane and a few others actually work in Greek Life, which requires a Masters Degree in Higher Education Administration (or a similar degree). Do a search and you'll find a few threads on this exact topic.