Graduation can be both a thrilling and uncertain time, and that time is filled with change. The people you see on a daily or weekly basis may change, as could the place you call home. Your role in Kappa Kappa Psi will certainly change as you transition from Active to Alumni status, but you will find comfort in that your involvement is far from over. In fact, there are two things that every Brother should do immediately after accepting your well-deserved diploma.
1) Join (or Start) the Chapter’s Local Alumni Association (LAA)
Your Active Chapter can benefit from the love of supportive Alumni, especially if those Alumni are organized and unified. Whether your Chapter’s Alumni have been organized for years, or if there is no organization currently, this is the perfect outlet to continue involvement in Kappa Kappa Psi. This continued involvement is needed!
2) Join the Southeast District Alumni Association (SEDAA)
In addition to continuing work to support your Chapter, you can (and need) to support the Southeast District as an Alumnus. The infrastructure within and between the Alumni Associations is young and is beginning to take form. Therefore, a liaison between your LAA and SEDAA would provide invaluable assistance to both organizations in working towards individual and mutual goals. This essential relationship can also provide the National Alumni Association insight into how individual LAAs operate.
Your duty to Kappa Kappa Psi does not end at graduation; it is a commitment that lasts a lifetime. All Brothers, Active and Alumni, are called to work hard and strive together. Graduating seniors, your Brothers need you, and our success depends on you.
AEA,
Kevin Diana
Alpha Eta Chapter Alumnus
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