NGLA Award Information -  2012 Awards

All awards are to be submitted electronically by January 14, 2012.

Each year at the annual conference closing banquet, the Northeast Greek Leadership Association  recognizes outstanding chapters, councils, Greek communities and individuals  with the presentation of awards.  These organizations and individuals through their programs, initiatives and commitment demonstrate the mission of NGLA:  NGLA builds community among students from a variety of fraternal experiences, challenges members to align their actions with fraternal values, and empowers advocates to transform and improve their communities.

The Amy Vojta Impact Awards are presented chapters, councils or the Greek community.   These submissions are for programming and initiatives that made an impact on a chapter, the council,the Greek community or the community at large.  Awards are judged on their individual merit in all categories by members of the Awards Committee. The categories are:

  Academic Achievement

  Chapter Development and Leadership

  Membership recruitment

  Multicultural Initiatives/Programming

  Philanthropy and Service

  Public Relations

  Risk Reduction

Click here for directions on how to apply for the Amy Vojta Impact Awards

 *Participation in the awards process is limited to those campuses who have abided by the NGLA Code of Conduct in the previous year.  Campuses violating the Code are ineligible to participate in the process.

Individuals are recognized with the following awards:

  Greek Leaders of Distinction for undergraduate student leaders, 

  Philippi Award for Campus  Professionals

  Guenzler Award for volunteers or staff professionals of fraternity/sorority organizations.

Click here for directions on how to apply for the
Greek Leaders of Distinction, Philippi, or Guenzler Awards

Gamma Phi Beta Sorority is pleased to announce the 23rd annual Panhellenic Community Impact Award, created to recognize an outstanding College Panhellenic that participates in the Northeast Greek Leadership Association (NGLA) and successfully plans and implements a program that positively enhances the Greek reputation to campus faculty/administration, the community, non-Greek students, parents, etc. A $250 grant and certificate will be presented to the winning College Panhellenic at the conference in February 2012.

Click here to download the Gamma Phi Beta Impact Award Application

For questions on the awards process or for more information contact the Awards Committee Chair, Patty Gesell, NPC CPH Area Coordinator at pattygesell@gmail.com

Award Committee members:

Bryan Arnold, Felecia Bumpus, Jennifer Crotty, Nicole DeFeo, Elizabeth LeClair, Adam McCready, Kathryn Owsianiecki, Laura Peffer, Kelvin Rodriquez, Cynthia Rose, Betsy Sarseno, Trisitan Tosh and Stephanie Wright