Become a Volunteer
Make Use of Your
Time
We realize your time is valuable, which is why we have various opportunities that can suit your availability.
Cultivate Your
Talent
Looking to advance your skills? We can work with you on creating opportunities that further your professional or personal development.
Make an Impact with Your
Treasure
Sometimes our lives don’t afford us the opportunity to get involved as a volunteer. However, there are other ways to make a difference through the Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation.
Board of Directors
The responsibility of the board of directors is to set policy and procedure to guide the fraternity into the future. It acts as the supreme governing body of the fraternity between meetings of the Chapter Congress.
- Time Commitment: 2-weekend in-person meetings per year, 2 hours per month committee/follow-up work
- Elected by the Chapter Congress
Leadership Advisory Council
Serve on an advisory board for the Chairman and Executive Committee of the Fraternity Board of Directors discussing key strategic issues impacting the fraternity.
- Time Commitment: 3-4 one-hour calls per year
- Appointed by the Fraternity Board of Directors Chair and Fraternity CEO
Foundation Board of Trustees
Responsible for overseeing and enhancing the Alpha Kappa Psi endowment, and ensuring all funding is appropriately utilized, managed and distributed. All directors are responsible for assisting with developing and enhancing the size of foundation funding and are required to support associated tasks.
- Time Commitment: 2-weekend in-person meetings per year, 2 hours per month committee/follow-up work
Education Contributor
Assist Alpha Kappa Psi staff in the design, development, and/or delivering of education content through webinars, e-Learnings, and other resources.
- Time Commitment: 1 hour
- The education department selects contributors based on educational content needs
Fraternity Event Presenter
Responsible for sharing knowledge with Alpha Kappa Psi members onsite at fraternity events. Fraternity event presenters include small group facilitators, breakout session speakers, keynote speakers, or various panelist roles.
- Time Commitment: 1-2 hours of pre-event review of programming, 1 -2 hours onsite
- The education department selects presenters based on educational content needs and interest and experience of the presenter
Fraternity Event Support
Assist in registration check-in, merchandise sales, and general administrative duties at an event. Also, assist in welcoming attendees to the event and provide navigational directions throughout meeting space.
- Time Commitment: Approximately 1-2 hours per onsite event
- The event volunteer coordinator selects event support volunteer based on need
Case Competition: Judge
View onsite presentations by case competition teams provide written feedback and rate based on a set of criteria to determine the winner.
- Time Commitment: 1-2 hours pre-event review of competition rules and criteria, 2 hours onsite
Case Competition: Pre-Event Review Panelist
Review work submitted by case competition teams, provide feedback, and determine next round participants during the first round of competition.
- Time Commitment: 1-2 hours
Speaker
Deliver content on campus at a variety of events
- Time Commitment: 1-2 hours of curriculum development and review, 1-hour onsite delivery
Panelist
Participate as a panelist in a discussion on a variety of topics.
- Time Commitment: 1-2 hours or pre-event review of programming, 1 -2 hours onsite
Mentor
Meet with the undergraduate student to provide guidance and counsel on a variety of topics.
- Time Commitment: 2 hours per month
Micro Volunteer
Help with a variety of events on campus (fundraising walks, community service projects, etc.)
- Time Commitment: Varies
Corporate Tour Site Host
Offer an opportunity for student chapters to visit and tour your company.
- Time Commitment: Varies
Special Interest Project
Participate in a special project for the fraternity or foundation. These positions are designed for individuals who wish to volunteer without being in a specific position.
- Time Commitment: Varies
- Appointed on an as needed basis by the project lead
President
The presiding officer at all meetings of the Chapter Congress and the Management Team and shall have general supervision, direction, and control of the business and affairs of the fraternity subject to the direction of the board of directors and have such other duties and powers as may be prescribed from time to time by the board of directors.
- Time Commitment: 3-weekend in-person meetings per year, 1-2 hours per week
- Elected by the Chapter Congress
Executive Vice President
The executive vice president shall assist the president and have such other duties as the president may direct.
- Time Commitment: 1- 2 weekend in-person meeting per year, 1-2 hours per week
- Elected by the Chapter Congress
Vice President
Responsible for executing the tactical and strategic direction of fraternity operations based on strategic guidance from the board of directors while partnering with the Professional Staff. This role is also tasked with the administrative oversight of specific regions and regional directors.
- Time Commitment: 1-2 weekend in-person meeting per year, 2-3 hours per week
- Appointed by the Fraternity Board of Directors
Regional Director
Charged with working closely with the chapter educational resource coordinator, regional volunteers, and the vice president to ensure a quality student experience. Through the support of effective chapter operations and the learning and development initiatives of the fraternity, the regional director has a lasting impact on the professional and personal growth of Alpha Kappa Psi students and volunteers.
- Time Commitment: 1-weekend in-person meeting per year, 3-5 hours per week
- Appointed by the Fraternity Board of Directors
Chapter Advisor
Through mentoring chapter officers and working with the RMT and chapter educational resource coordinator, the chapter advisor ensures deadlines are met, finances are current, goals outlined in the Chapter Success Plan are achieved & risk issues are mitigated.
- Time Commitment: 1-weekend in-person training per year, 3-5 hours per week
- Appointed by the Regional Director
Faculty Advisor
An active and professional faculty advisor is the main point of contact for the chapter to their school’s administration. A faculty advisor should be a liaison and a guide to an Alpha Kappa Psi chapter at their university and is not required to be a member of Alpha Kappa Psi.
- Time Commitment: 3-5 hours per month
- Appointed by the Regional Director