Future of Greek life in hands of new Director of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
Laura DeNigris
Issue date: 10/18/07 Section: News
Wolf commented that Dunn's resume reflected his many experiences within fraternity and sorority life, and that he is certainly the most qualified candidate for the position. Wolf asserted that, "I expect that Timothy will be able to devote the time and attention to fraternity and sorority life that it needs. I hope that he will continue to guide the Greek students and to help them become the best that they can be."
Although it will not be an easy task to fulfill student and faculty's expectations, Mr. Dunn's goals and priorities for Greek life at Union reveal confidence that these expectations can be met. Mr. Dunn's first objective is to meet the students and faculty members as soon as possible in order to get a better idea of campus culture at Union. From there, he plans to assess the current Greek program in terms of academics, discipline and conduct matters, and community involvement.
Mr. Dunn plans to work with students to come up with objectives to move Union's Greek system to the next level. He stated that, "Greek life was started at Union and it is my belief that Union should be the premiere system of the country. We still need to decide what the perfect picture is as a premiere system though."
Mr. Dunn's past experiences with Greek life suggest that he will bring a lot to the table for Greek life at Union. Mr. Dunn served as the Assistant Director of Residential life at the University of Hartford. His main responsibility was to closely work with Greek life, specifically with Panhel's recruitment process. In addition, Mr. Dunn worked with the Greek system at the University of Georgia, which is one of the largest Greek systems in the country. Furthermore, Mr. Dunn is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi at the University of Oklahoma Chapter and has tried his best to be an active member. Mr. Dunn's past experiences with Greek life reflect knowledge and understanding in Greek life. He is bound to offer good insight and guidance for Greeks at Union.
Although it will not be an easy task to fulfill student and faculty's expectations, Mr. Dunn's goals and priorities for Greek life at Union reveal confidence that these expectations can be met. Mr. Dunn's first objective is to meet the students and faculty members as soon as possible in order to get a better idea of campus culture at Union. From there, he plans to assess the current Greek program in terms of academics, discipline and conduct matters, and community involvement.
Mr. Dunn plans to work with students to come up with objectives to move Union's Greek system to the next level. He stated that, "Greek life was started at Union and it is my belief that Union should be the premiere system of the country. We still need to decide what the perfect picture is as a premiere system though."
Mr. Dunn's past experiences with Greek life suggest that he will bring a lot to the table for Greek life at Union. Mr. Dunn served as the Assistant Director of Residential life at the University of Hartford. His main responsibility was to closely work with Greek life, specifically with Panhel's recruitment process. In addition, Mr. Dunn worked with the Greek system at the University of Georgia, which is one of the largest Greek systems in the country. Furthermore, Mr. Dunn is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi at the University of Oklahoma Chapter and has tried his best to be an active member. Mr. Dunn's past experiences with Greek life reflect knowledge and understanding in Greek life. He is bound to offer good insight and guidance for Greeks at Union.
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