Alpha Phis with demonstrated leadership skills and a desire to work/travel in various regions of the United States and Canada are encouraged to apply.  All applicants must graduate from college by the official start date (generally in July) and generally apply the summer/fall of their senior year.   

Job Responsibilities

-       Interact with chapter officers, advisors, and University staff

-       Provide ideas, support, and resources to chapter for continuous improvement

-       Support chapter through events such as polish week, recruitment, officer transition, initiation, and philanthropy events

-       Facilitate workshops in recruitment, leadership training, and general education as needed

-       Work with Executive Office (EO) staff to support chapters and provide assistance when needed

-       Additional responsibilities as covered in the Job Description

Job Benefits & Information

-       The ELC position is a salaried position with full medical benefits and life insurance

-       Alpha Phi International and her chapters provide all travel, lodging, and meal expenses

-       Vacation days are given each semester along with paid Thanksgiving and December holiday breaks

-       Each ELC receives a laptop computer and travel case provided for the duration of the position

-       All consultants have individual credit cards for business expenses

-       All frequent flyer miles obtained during the position are kept by the consultant

Professional Consultants

The responsibilities of the educational leadership consultant position range from financial analyst to corporate trainer, from marketing specialist to entrepreneur, from risk manager to public relations liaison. The position provides a strong foundation to any career field. Our consultants go on to take a variety of different career paths, but they all have one thing in common: an experience they will never forget and an opportunity of a lifetime.

Professional Benefits

-       Enhanced self-esteem, improved presentation and facilitation skills, better written communication, advanced networking abilities and defined career goals

-       Professional development seminar "How to Make Greek Work for You" provides assistance on resume building/writing, interview skills, networking and talking about the ELC experience to future employers

-       Professional development training in areas including but not limited to: communication, facilitation, business acumen, networking, resume building, and conflict management

-       A large network of Alpha Phi alumnae, past consultants, and University officials met while traveling and off the road

-       Past ELCs have immediately stepped into roles such as technical recruiters, lobbyists, program managers (engineering), event planners, corporate trainers, teachers, marketing specialists, public relations representatives, financial representatives, media planners, insurance agents, graduate students, and many more!

Selection Timeline

July- October                          Applications Accepted

Mid-October                            Phone Interviews

Early December                       In-Person Interview Weekend

Late December                        Selection Decisions Finalized, Candidates Notified

Position Timeline*

January - June                                   Periodic communication preparing ELC team for training

July 15 - August 1                              ELC Training

August 1                                            ELCs begin travel

Late November                                   Thanksgiving Break (around 10 days)

Mid December                                    ELC Debriefing at the EO

Late December                                   Winter Break (around 2 weeks)

January 2                                           ELCs begin travel

Late March                                         ELC Debriefing at the EO

March 31                                            Last day of ELC Contract

*Dates are tentative until finalized at the start of each ELC team.