Why Attend?

NVC is an opportunity for APO alumni to gather to further develop their skills as effective volunteers for the Fraternity. The weekend-long conference offers the chance for training, feedback opportunities with the Board of Directors and networking with alumni from across the country. 
 
The goal of the conference is to provide alumni volunteers with the training and skills required to be successful, whether they are recent graduates looking to get involved or veteran volunteers. The more basic workshops review the essentials of volunteering and advising chapters, while the more detailed sessions discuss chapter and program support and management. In addition to the programming, this weekend provides the opportunity to network with a number of alumni volunteers from across the nation.

Trying to decide where you fit in or why you should attend?  Take a peek at the 2013 Workshop list.  Maybe one of these workshops will assist you in making a decision and finding the appropriate training to sharpen the skills needed in your volunteer role.

Workshop Listing
 
Announcing: New Internal Volunteer Development Training Program   
Assisting with Chapter Bylaws   
Board Restructuring Focus Groups   
Building Rapport with Advisors   
Building Rapport with Chapters   
Communicating With Advisors   
Conference Planning   
Effective Communication With College Students   
Effective Project Management   
First Aid Training   
Fundraising 101   
Healthy Conflict Resolution   
Legal Responsibilities of Volunteers   
Networking and Relationship Building   
Officer Portal Training   
Partnering with Scouting and Youth Services Organizations   
Perpetual Inventory 101   
Resources For Advisors   
Risk Management For Chapters   
Section Char Orientation   
Social Media and Technology   
Staff Expectations and Accountability   
Successful Extension Efforts   
The Business of APO   
Transitioning From Active to Staff   
Underground Activities   
Volunteer Recruitment   
Volunteer Staff Motivation   
Working with College Administrators   
Working with Struggling Chapters