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2020-2021 Leadership Consultant Application 2020-2021 Leadership Consultant Application Applicant Information 1. Personal information: * First Name Last Name Preferred Name Email Address Cell Phone Number School Address Apt/Suite/Office City State Zip Home Address Apt/Suite/Office Apt/Suite/Office City Zip 2. Chapter: * Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta Alpha Epsilon Alpha Eta Alpha Iota Alpha Lambda Alpha Omega Alpha Omicron Alpha Pi Alpha Sigma Alpha Upsilon Beta Alpha Beta Beta Beta Delta Beta Epsilon Beta Eta Beta Gamma Beta Iota Beta Omicron Beta Tau Beta Upsilon Beta Xi Delta Delta Alpha Delta Beta Delta Epsilon Delta Eta Delta Gamma Delta Iota Delta Kappa Delta Nu Delta Omicron Delta Pi Delta Rho Delta Sigma Delta Tau Delta Theta Delta Upsilon Delta Xi Delta Zeta Epsilon Epsilon Chi Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon Kappa Epsilon Lambda Epsilon Mu Epsilon Nu Epsilon Omega Epsilon Phi Epsilon Psi Epsilon Upsilon Epsilon Zeta Gamma Alpha Gamma Beta Gamma Delta Gamma Eta Gamma Iota Gamma Lambda Gamma Omega Gamma Omicron Gamma Phi Gamma Psi Gamma Sigma Gamma Tau Gamma Upsilon Gamma Xi Gamma Zeta Iota Kappa Beta Kappa Delta Kappa Epsilon Kappa Gamma Lambda Alpha Lambda Beta Lambda Delta Lambda Epsilon Lambda Gamma Mu Nu Alpha Nu Beta Omega Phi Pi Psi Rho Sigma Tau Theta Beta Theta Delta Theta Epsilon Theta Iota Theta Lambda Theta Mu Theta Nu Theta Omega Theta Omicron Theta Psi Theta Tau Theta Upsilon Theta Zeta Upsilon Xi Zeta Zeta Alpha Zeta Beta Zeta Chi Zeta Delta Zeta Epsilon Zeta Eta Zeta Gamma Zeta Nu Zeta Omega Zeta Omicron Zeta Pi Zeta Sigma Zeta Tau Zeta Theta Zeta Upsilon Zeta Zeta Beta Theta Nu Gamma Nu Delta Lambda Epsilon CDT Test Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta Alpha Epsilon Alpha Eta Alpha Iota Alpha Lambda Alpha Omega Alpha Omicron Alpha Pi Alpha Sigma Alpha Upsilon Beta Alpha Beta Beta Beta Delta Beta Epsilon Beta Eta Beta Gamma Beta Iota Beta Omicron Beta Tau Beta Upsilon Beta Xi Delta Delta Alpha Delta Beta Delta Epsilon Delta Eta Delta Gamma Delta Iota Delta Kappa Delta Nu Delta Omicron Delta Pi Delta Rho Delta Sigma Delta Tau Delta Theta Delta Upsilon Delta Xi Delta Zeta Epsilon Epsilon Chi Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon Kappa Epsilon Lambda Epsilon Mu Epsilon Nu Epsilon Omega Epsilon Phi Epsilon Psi Epsilon Upsilon Epsilon Zeta Gamma Alpha Gamma Beta Gamma Delta Gamma Eta Gamma Iota Gamma Lambda Gamma Omega Gamma Omicron Gamma Phi Gamma Psi Gamma Sigma Gamma Tau Gamma Upsilon Gamma Xi Gamma Zeta Iota Kappa Beta Kappa Delta Kappa Epsilon Kappa Gamma Lambda Alpha Lambda Beta Lambda Delta Lambda Epsilon Lambda Gamma Mu Nu Alpha Nu Beta Omega Phi Pi Psi Rho Sigma Tau Theta Beta Theta Delta Theta Epsilon Theta Iota Theta Lambda Theta Mu Theta Nu Theta Omega Theta Omicron Theta Psi Theta Tau Theta Upsilon Theta Zeta Upsilon Xi Zeta Zeta Alpha Zeta Beta Zeta Chi Zeta Delta Zeta Epsilon Zeta Eta Zeta Gamma Zeta Nu Zeta Omega Zeta Omicron Zeta Pi Zeta Sigma Zeta Tau Zeta Theta Zeta Upsilon Zeta Zeta Beta Theta Nu Gamma Nu Delta Lambda Epsilon CDT Test Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta Alpha Epsilon Alpha Eta Alpha Iota Alpha Lambda Alpha Omega Alpha Omicron Alpha Pi Alpha Sigma Alpha Upsilon Beta Alpha Beta Beta Beta Delta Beta Epsilon Beta Eta Beta Gamma Beta Iota Beta Omicron Beta Tau Beta Upsilon Beta Xi Delta Delta Alpha Delta Beta Delta Epsilon Delta Eta Delta Gamma Delta Iota Delta Kappa Delta Nu Delta Omicron Delta Pi Delta Rho Delta Sigma Delta Tau Delta Theta Delta Upsilon Delta Xi Delta Zeta Epsilon Epsilon Chi Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon Kappa Epsilon Lambda Epsilon Mu Epsilon Nu Epsilon Omega Epsilon Phi Epsilon Psi Epsilon Upsilon Epsilon Zeta Gamma Alpha Gamma Beta Gamma Delta Gamma Eta Gamma Iota Gamma Lambda Gamma Omega Gamma Omicron Gamma Phi Gamma Psi Gamma Sigma Gamma Tau Gamma Upsilon Gamma Xi Gamma Zeta Iota Kappa Beta Kappa Delta Kappa Epsilon Kappa Gamma Lambda Alpha Lambda Beta Lambda Delta Lambda Epsilon Lambda Gamma Mu Nu Alpha Nu Beta Omega Phi Pi Psi Rho Sigma Tau Theta Beta Theta Delta Theta Epsilon Theta Iota Theta Lambda Theta Mu Theta Nu Theta Omega Theta Omicron Theta Psi Theta Tau Theta Upsilon Theta Zeta Upsilon Xi Zeta Zeta Alpha Zeta Beta Zeta Chi Zeta Delta Zeta Epsilon Zeta Eta Zeta Gamma Zeta Nu Zeta Omega Zeta Omicron Zeta Pi Zeta Sigma Zeta Tau Zeta Theta Zeta Upsilon Zeta Zeta Beta Theta Nu Gamma Nu Delta Lambda Epsilon CDT Test Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta Alpha Epsilon Alpha Eta Alpha Iota Alpha Lambda Alpha Omega Alpha Omicron Alpha Pi Alpha Sigma Alpha Upsilon Beta Alpha Beta Beta Beta Delta Beta Epsilon Beta Eta Beta Gamma Beta Iota Beta Omicron Beta Tau Beta Upsilon Beta Xi Delta Delta Alpha Delta Beta Delta Epsilon Delta Eta Delta Gamma Delta Iota Delta Kappa Delta Nu Delta Omicron Delta Pi Delta Rho Delta Sigma Delta Tau Delta Theta Delta Upsilon Delta Xi Delta Zeta Epsilon Epsilon Chi Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon Kappa Epsilon Lambda Epsilon Mu Epsilon Nu Epsilon Omega Epsilon Phi Epsilon Psi Epsilon Upsilon Epsilon Zeta Gamma Alpha Gamma Beta Gamma Delta Gamma Eta Gamma Iota Gamma Lambda Gamma Omega Gamma Omicron Gamma Phi Gamma Psi Gamma Sigma Gamma Tau Gamma Upsilon Gamma Xi Gamma Zeta Iota Kappa Beta Kappa Delta Kappa Epsilon Kappa Gamma Lambda Alpha Lambda Beta Lambda Delta Lambda Epsilon Lambda Gamma Mu Nu Alpha Nu Beta Omega Phi Pi Psi Rho Sigma Tau Theta Beta Theta Delta Theta Epsilon Theta Iota Theta Lambda Theta Mu Theta Nu Theta Omega Theta Omicron Theta Psi Theta Tau Theta Upsilon Theta Zeta Upsilon Xi Zeta Zeta Alpha Zeta Beta Zeta Chi Zeta Delta Zeta Epsilon Zeta Eta Zeta Gamma Zeta Nu Zeta Omega Zeta Omicron Zeta Pi Zeta Sigma Zeta Tau Zeta Theta Zeta Upsilon Zeta Zeta Beta Theta Nu Gamma Nu Delta Lambda Epsilon CDT Test Education 3. Degree earned by June 2020: * 4. University/college where degree was/will be bestowed: * 5. Intended/actual major: * 6. Intended/actual minor: 7. Anticipated/actual graduation date: * 8. Cumulative G.P.A. (___/4.0): * Leadership and Involvement 9. Chapter and Panhellenic Leadership: * Most Position significant Start held: achievement: date: End date: Leadership position 1: Leadership position 2: Leadership position 3: Leadership position 4: 10. Campus Involvement: * Leadership Name of Description of the position (if Start End organization/activity: organization/activity: applicable): date: date: Organization/activity 1: Organization/activity 2: Organization/activity 3: Organization/activity 4: Organization/activity 5: Organization/activity 6: 11. Volunteer/Community Involvement: * Description of time commitment (hours per Name of Description of the week, Start End organization/activity: involvement/activity: month, etc.): date: date: Involvement/activity 1: Involvement/activity 2: Involvement/activity 3: Involvement/activity 4: Involvement/activity 5: Involvement/activity 6: Work Experience 12. Employment: * Description of time commitment Description of (hours per Job responsibilities week, Start End Employer: title: and duties: month, etc.): date: date: Employer 1: Employer 2: Employer 3: Employer 4: Short Answer Questions 13. With your current understanding of the Leadership Consultant position, what do you feel would be the most challenging part of the role? What do you believe would be your keys to success? (250 words) * 14. As a Leadership Consultant, you will work in a variety of different environments as you interact with various stakeholders to accomplish a particular task or goal. Describe the work environment in which you are your best self. (250 words) * 15. The Fraternity continuously strives to provide effective and relevant support to chapters. What do you think is the most critical issue our chapters face? What support do you think the Fraternity could provide to solve this issue? * 16. Detailed, well-written reports are an important aspect of this position, as are frequent assignments to speak in front of the entire chapter and prepare or improvise presentations. How do you feel about those tasks. Do you like to write; are you comfortable in front of an audience, meeting with university officials, etc.? Please provide specific examples to support your answers. (250 words) * 17. The ability to travel and work remotely in constantly changing environments is a requirement for this position. Please describe the tactics you would use to manage yourself and your assigned duties in a remote environment. Additionally, how do you plan to cope with being away from friends/family for extended lengths of time? (250 words) * Required Video Response 18. Please upload the file here: Browse... 19. OR provide the link to your video (if your video is on an online platform, please make sure you also provide the password below if necessary): Recommendations 20. Please provide AT LEAST TWO recommendation contacts. Each of these contacts will be sent a unique link to complete assessing your skills, qualifications and productivity in regard to the Leadership Consultant role. One recommendation contact MUST be an Alpha Gamma Delta Advisor that is familiar with you and your work: * Name of Email address contact: Title of contact: of contact: Recommendation contact 1 (REQUIRED and MUST BE AN ADVISOR): Recommendation contact 2 (REQUIRED): Recommendation contact 3 (optional): Work Authorization 21. Are you authorized to work in the United States? * Yes No Application Submission 22. 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