Lambda Phi Epsilon Fraternity was founded on this day in 1981 at the University of California, Los Angeles.

If you are about to start a job or go to graduate school, you may have to think about health insurance and benefits. Experts in this subject, two employers will walk students through what they need to know about being insured, deductibles, coverage and types of plans.

The CT Fair Housing Center is presenting on tips and strategies for those who will be moving into an apartment or house after graduating. Topics covered will include a discussion to help students decide what they want, in where they live, tenant protections, housing costs, rental insurance, criminal background and credit discussion, strategies for navigating the private rental market, and housing trends in our communities. The workshop will leave students feeling empowered to begin a search for housing whenever they are ready to find home. A Moving Forward Rental Guide will be provided for all attendees.

Sorority and Fraternity members attend the NGLA conference to gather skills and strategies to bring back to their chapter, council and community.

Sorority and Fraternity members attend the NGLA conference to gather skills and strategies to bring back to their chapter, council and community.

Sorority and Fraternity members attend the NGLA conference to gather skills and strategies to bring back to their chapter, council and community.

If you will be working in 2019, you will have to file taxes in 2020. Discover what you need to know when you start a job regarding your W4 and other paperwork from Human Resources. Define terms like Exempt and Deductions, so you can bring home as much as possible in that first paycheck.

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Presidents' Forum is for chapter presidents as well as council executive board members. Chapter presidents are required to attend (or send a delegate in their place) in order to get points towards Chapter Accreditation.

Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. was founded on this day in 1995 at Binghamton University in New York.

This is a one-time presentation open to all Greek Life organization members. The topic is Greek Life & The LGBTQ Community. Participants will need to sign in.

Phi Delta Theta Fraternity was founded on December 26, 1848 at Miami University (OH) but, the fraternity recognizes this day as Founders Day.

Arête Awards are a celebration of chapters and individuals who have gone above and beyond to be recognized by the community.

Food shopping, meal planning, and cooking are necessary functions yet can cause stress and fear if you feel you don't know what you are supposed to be doing. Discover strategies to save time and money, get some recipes and maybe even taste some dishes that are easy to prepare and easy on the wallet too!

Presidents' Forum is for chapter presidents as well as council executive board members. Chapter presidents are required to attend (or send a delegate in their place) in order to get points towards Chapter Accreditation.