ASSOCIATION OF FRATERNITYSORORITY ADVISORS INC

Programs

1. The afa annual meeting is the hallmark professional development event that brings together a portfolio of programs and experiences designed to enhance and maximize the competency, skills, talents, and overall effectiveness for the success of members and those in the field of fraternity/sorority life. The 2023 afa annual meeting took place on tuesday, november 28 through friday, december 1 at the tampa marriott water street collection in tampa, fl. Fy24 brought 1,075 annual meeting attendees

   $459,341 spent$536,210 earned by the program
   62% of program spending

2. The afa rise excel program is an intensive, month-long online training summit designed for current and aspiring fraternity and sorority department leaders.

   $8,400 spent$10,125 earned by the program
   1% of program spending

3. The afa mid-career institute is a flagship professional development program hosted by the association of fraternity/sorority advisors student affairs certification | afa. It is designed to equip mid-level student affairs professionals with the leadership, management, and strategic competencies needed to advance their careers in higher education.

   $9,675 spent
   1% of program spending

4. Annual meeting reload - the annual meeting reload gives members an opportunity to participate in 20 sessions from the 2023 annual meeting. Sessions are available to attendees for one year after registration, so attendees can watch recorded sessions from the comfort of their workplace or home. Sessions cover topics such as human resources, program development, prevention/intervention, and other core functions of fsl work.fy24 11 participants

   $568 spent$3,875 earned by the program
   0% of program spending

5. Advanceu is a virtual based classroom with educational programs specifically designed to enhance the alignment of the fraternity/sorority experience with the changing dynamics of higher education. Advanceu programs provide afa members the opportunity to engage on a wide range of topics with content experts who develop curriculum with a specific set of learning outcomes geared at achieving higher levels of professional competence in our members.the goal of advanceu is to provide seminars that range from new skill development to application of new concepts. Participants are exposed to new best practices in higher education and then encouraged to apply those new concepts to our work with fraternities and sororities. Every advanceu session provides members the opportunity to continually develop as a professional, is grounded in the core competencies for excellence in the profession, and continues to advance you.fy24 had 40 attendees

   $1,291 spent
   0% of program spending

6. The first 90 days program helps new fraternity/sorority professionals acclimate to one of the most unique roles in higher education. Through a series of interactive virtual sessions, participants build their networks, understand their positions, and learn how to put their expertise into practice.the program has been designed based on a needs assessment of fraternity/sorority professionals and stakeholders at every level of expertise. The result is a developmental experience that provides clear expectations about what it means to be a campus-based professional and helps participants transition into the role more effectively.during the program, participants interact with a variety of colleagues to build a network of expertise that they can draw upon throughout their career. They integrate professional philosophy into daily practice, and they work with their supervisor to clarify what is expected of a fraternity/sorority professional. The experience also helps participants identify their continued professional development needs and aspirations beyond the program.fy24 52 participants

   $3,890 spent$5,775 earned by the program
   1% of program spending

7. Other

   $261,834 spent$8,882 earned by the program
   35% of program spending

The 7 programs described on its FY2023 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $744,999.