• I represent the University of Connecticut, my chapter, my governing council, my fraternity/sorority community, and the interests of our constituents.
• My actions and attitudes at the conference will positively represent myself, my organization, council, fraternity/sorority community, and the institution.
• I will conduct myself with integrity and maturity, by dressing and behaving in an appropriate manner.
• I will attend and actively participate in all aspects of the conference, including, but not limited to, General Sessions, Educational Sessions, meal functions, and social/entertainment events.
• Alcoholic beverages, use of illegal substances, and abusive or inappropriate behavior is NOT PERMITTED and will result in dismissal from the delegation and the conference.
• I will not leave the conference/hotel site unless given direct permission by advisors.
• My actions during this entire experience will reflect positively on my fraternity/sorority, my council, my institution, and myself.
• If I am asked to leave, I must reimburse the University for all expenses that have been covered for my participation in the conference. This includes registration, travel, hotel, meals, and any other expenses that may have been incurred on my behalf (approximately $1,000).
• If I decide not to attend or am sent home from the conference, I am responsible for all costs associated with the conference, including any additional expenses incurred by my dismissal.
• If I am responsible for the entire delegation being asked to leave the conference, I will be responsible for reimbursing CFSD the full cost of the delegation fee (approximately $35,000)

The future of our conference depends on the goodwill we develop with all attendees of NGLA events and our surrounding communities. NGLA takes the conduct of its participants seriously. Participants of NGLA events are expected to respect all attendees, presenters, sponsors, and others supporting the NGLA event. This includes but is not limited to the property where the event is held, the virtual spaces in which participants interact, and the rights of others who may be sharing space with NGLA. Participants are prohibited from recording program content without explicit, written consent of the presenter(s). Additionally, participants may not share their access to event materials with individuals who are not registered participants in the event. Regardless of age or local, state, and federal laws, participants are prohibited from consuming alcoholic beverages, using marijuana, or using other controlled substances at an NGLA event in the designated hotel or conference spaces during an NGLA event. Excessive noise will not be tolerated. For virtual events, out of respect for participants and presenters, NGLA requests that microphones are muted when not engaged in dialogue.

Individuals violating this policy will be asked to leave the event with no refund of fees and will be blocked from accessing virtual and electronic conference materials. In the event of an early departure as a result of violating the Code of Conduct, the institution is responsible for expenses incurred by NGLA. Appropriate college or university officials and inter/national fraternity or sorority staff members will be notified of any Code of Conduct violation.

The Northeast Greek Leadership Association Board of Directors reserves the right to ask a participant, including a sponsor, to leave the event if conduct is deemed inappropriate. NGLA considers inappropriate conduct to include failure to adhere to health and safety requirements established for all participants. The decision shall be final.

Thursday, February 26
7:00am – Load Bus at South Garage
7:15am – Bus Leaves
11:45am/12:30pm - Lunch (TBD, 45 minutes)
5:30pm – Check in at Hotel
6:00pm - Dinner
7:30pm – Conference Registration
8:00pm – Welcome/Opening Program

Friday, February 27
8:00am - Breakfast (optional)
9:00am – Keynote
10:30am – Education Block 1
11:45am – Affiliation Lunch
1:15pm – Education Block 2
2:30pm – Extended Education Block
4:15pm – Education Block 3
5:30pm – Dinner
8:30pm –Step, Stroll, Salute Competition

Saturday, February 28
8:00am - Breakfast (optional)
9:00am – Keynote
10:45am – Education Block 4
11:45am - Lunch
1:30pm – Education Block 5
2:45pm – Education Block 6
3:30pm – Educational Block 7
4:15pm - Delegation Debrief
6:00pm – Group Photos
7:15pm – Closing Banquet/Dinner/Keynote

Sunday, March 1
6:00am - Breakfast (optional)
6:45am - Check out of Hotel/Load Busses
11:45am/12:30pm - Lunch (TBD, 45 minutes)
5:30pm – Drop Off at South Garage