Send Sorority and Fraternity Leaders to AFLV West Conference

AFLV (Association of Fraternal Leadership & Values) is the leading conference for student leaders in fraternities and sororities that happens annually in Anaheim, California. Each year, Cal Poly sends around 15 students, and we are looking to expand to give this leadership opportunity to 34 students! 

“AFLV was a great conference that got me excited to serve the Interfraternity Council! It was great to network with other schools, get to know those from the other Greek organizations on campus, and learn how to facilitate good conversations.”  — Student Attendee

Your contribution to this fundraiser will allow a group of students to travel to AFLV West to learn valuable leadership skills that they can bring back to benefit the rest of the Cal Poly Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) community, as well as enhance their own personal leadership development. Students will also be able to connect with other student leaders with similar positions where they can learn from each other and grow their networks. Make an impact and support student leaders by donating today!

“After going to AFLV two years in a row, I can say with confidence that it is my favorite part about having a leadership position in FSL! Not only did I leave with tangible ways to better our community and incite change, but it made me grow as a leader.”  — Student Attendee

AFLV exists to accelerate progress in fraternity/sorority communities through change-enabling experiences with these fundamental principles:

• Challenge conventional wisdom to discover new solutions to critical problems.
• Be entrepreneurial, maintaining nimble operating practices that enable it to invest in emerging opportunities and address unmet needs in the fraternity/sorority industry.
• Models best-in-class experience design and execution.
• Actively commit to providing inclusive and accessible experiences.
• Work to develop better organizations by developing better individuals.
• Prioritize time and resources to support the people and initiatives most likely to affect systemic change and sustainable progress in the undergraduate fraternal experience.
• Make fiscally responsible decisions.