AFA, ASCA, and the NIC are proud to announce the release of “Guidelines & Guardrails for Interfraternity Council Chapter Relationships.” Developed collaboratively amongst the three partner associations, this shared resource reflects efforts to build consensus around effective practice between campus student affairs leaders and interfraternity council fraternity leaders. This ‘Guidelines & Guardrails’ resource reflects the first iteration of consensus recommendations designed to drive leading practice in these four areas with NIC fraternities:
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Collaborative Partner Investigations for Organizational Conduct Issues
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Interim Action
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Chapter Sanctioning and Suspension
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Return Agreements
These recommendations are designed to enhance current practice for how campus professionals (conduct professionals, FSL professionals, and those who lead and support those areas) and headquarters professionals (professionals and volunteers working with chapter behavior and chapter accountability) interact and partner to best provide support and accountability for interfraternity council chapters on their respective campuses.
ASCA members can access the recommendations here: Guidelines & Guardrails
Thanks to the following professionals who worked in partnership to craft these recommendations:
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Kevin W. Bailey, Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Charlotte
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Tess Barker, J.D., Ph.D., Association for Student Conduct Administration
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Jason T. Bergeron, Ph.D., Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors
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Michael Church, Sigma Chi
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Frank Cuevas, Ed.D., University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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Angela King Taylor, Ed.D., University of Missouri
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Tanner Marcantel, Theta Xi
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Phil Rodriguez, Delta Sigma Phi
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Will Foran, North American Interfraternity Conference
Interested in learning more about the creation of the recommendations and how they may be applied to your everyday practice? We invite you to register for one of the following webinars that help to provide more insight into the development of the recommendations and opportunities for application of those recommendations.
Guidelines & Guardrails | Introduction & Application | Tuesday, August 26th, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ET https://events.zoom.us/ev/
Guidelines & Guardrails | Introduction & Application | Wednesday, September 3rd, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET | https://events.zoom.us/ev/
*Both webinars will provide the same content, so it is not necessary for interested professionals to attend both.
