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Leslie Schacht Drey, M.Ed.
Affiliation: Alpha Chi Omega
Education: B.A. Communication Studies, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; M.Ed. Higher Education and Student Affairs, Iowa State University
Email: [email protected]
Why do you enjoy working in fraternity & sorority life?
"I believe that joining a fraternity or sorority as an undergraduate can be one of the single most fulfilling co-curricular experiences for a college student. By providing the fraternity/sorority community with outstanding support in the areas of advising, leadership development, risk reduction & management, and academic support, the experience of each individual member of the community is exponentially improved. There are no bonds created like those of brotherhood/sisterhood and the impact of membership is lifelong -- well beyond the college days of our students."
Leslie's Areas of Oversight:
Kelsey Elam-Geuting
Affiliation: Alpha Phi
Education: B.A. History, James Madison University; M.A.T. Secondary Education, James Madison University; M.S. College Student Personnel, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Email: [email protected]
Why do you enjoy working in fraternity & sorority life?
"Working in fraternity and sorority life allows me to connect with and support students who want to make a difference in their organizations and community. I believe in the power of the fraternal experience and its ability to push us to become the best versions of ourselves. It is a daily commitment to live by our personal and organizational values. It is a community where we can find belonging and empowerment. The impact of these organizations is felt long after graduation and I'm grateful to be a part of the OSU Fraternity and Sorority Life community."
Kelsey's Area of Oversight:
The CFSL utilizes a chapter coaching model to connect and advise our active chapters. Each staff member is assigned to roughly a third of the chapters and serves as those chapters' main resource regarding CFSL policies, the Relationship Statement, and can assist the chapter in a variety of ways depending on their needs.