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Dionysis Protopapadakis Appalachian State 2017 Director of Graduate Engagement Hunter Wish Washington State 2017 Field Secretary MidAtlantic Expectations for Today Be honest and open to new ideas ID: 781838

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Academy 2020: Graduate Relations

Dionysis Protopapadakis (Appalachian State 2017)Director of Graduate EngagementHunter Wish (Washington State 2017)Field Secretary – Mid-Atlantic

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Expectations for Today

Be honest and open to new ideasEveryone speaks at least onceBe involved and engagedDon’t judge or criticize anyoneHave fun Be a part of the conversation

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Understanding Graduate Relations

What is graduate relations and how does it benefit your chapter?Activity: What are the elements of GR?What is the ultimate purpose of graduate relations?

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Elements of Graduate Relations

Newsletters**Pig DinnerChapter WebsiteParentsCommunity PartnersGreek Advisor / FSL OfficeInvolvementVolunteer roles

Donations / Fundraising**Events past Pig Dinner**

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Enhancing Our Newsletter

Activity: What are some positive elements? What is important to include?Who is our audience? How do we use it to our full potential?Outside of graduates?Frequency?

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What Should Be Included in the Newsletter

Upcoming important datesUniversity sports schedule/open invitation to visit the chapterAd Astra list / obituariesDonor listPig Dinner recap/announcementUndergrad awards/successesGraduate spotlightsLetters from CP, PL, BCA and HCSires and Sons members

Area graduate announcements/events/reunions (grad chapter)Website spotlightDonation details

Introduction of new officers or grad positionsHistorical tidbits or photosHC projects updateRecruitment recommendationsSilver and Gold Owl recipients

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Engaging Graduates Outside of Pig Dinner

Small Group Activity: Identifying opportunitiesFrequency of graduate based events?What are area graduates? What is a graduate chapter?

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Suggested Graduate Activities - Opportunities

Homecoming weekend/ graduate tailgatesGrill outs hosted by graduatesProfessional development workshops**Major/minor sports teams event / meet upsUniversity sports event tailgate / meet upGolf tournament / outingFishing trips

Community service opportunities**Beach hangoutsHiking tripsSkiing / Snowboarding tripsAward presentations – individual or chapter

Museum trips / meet upsNFCDA Dinner / recruitment assistance**Initiations and ritual practices**Graduate mentorship program**

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How to Engage Graduates to Give (Fundraising) - PGDEF

Ben Robinson – Executive Director of the Phi Gamma Delta Educational FoundationDuke Murphy – Director of Development and Stewardship - Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation

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Fundraising Truths

Make a friend first (you are building trust)Ask for a specific purpose (they’ll understand how their money is being used)Ask for/offer a specific amount (help them focus and understand what level)Thank them (sincerely and often)Follow up about how you used the money (builds trust - cycle starts over…)

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Fundraising Secrets

What is the best fundraising program? Be a good/great chapter Get a graduate involved in the ask (PL, BCA, HC…)Communicate (good) news before askingHave an issue/problem? Report what you are doing to solve it Think like a graduate or like someone outside the Fraternity when telling your storyProvide a return envelope or secure giving platform

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Best Practices

Use the Magazine to send good newsSocial media / Website / Newsletters / EmailsCommunicate your purpose/need wellDirect ask / Direct mail / EmailExamples:Ohio State University University of Virginia

Indiana UniversityUniversity of Kansas

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Resources and Questions

Graduate Relations Website ResourcesQuestions?