2027 College Panhellenic Academy
College Panhellenic Academy provides participants with intentional opportunities to understand overall College Panhellenic functions. Participants will gain the most up-to-date Panhellenic knowledge and reaffirm their commitment to NPC standards and values. Participants will also have an opportunity to enhance their soft skills through leadership development. College Panhellenic Academy will be hosted January 22-23, 2027, in Indianapolis, Ind., at the Plainfield Embassy Suites.
College Panhellenic Academy Registration
Attendees should complete the online registration no later than December 15, 2026. You can register for College Panhellenic Academy here.* To register more than one person, click “Register multiple attendees” and register up to 5 attendees at once. Registration cost for 2027 College Panhellenic Academy registration is $299/person. Registration is offered on a first-come, first-serve basis.
*If you are not already logged into FS Central, you may be asked to enter your FSID and password. Then, click “Events” at the top left to access the Events tab and complete the registration process.
If you have questions related to registration or the hotel block (see below), please contact Amanda Faulkenberg, chief administrative officer, at amanda@npcwomen.org. If you have questions related to the schedule or curriculum, please contact Jamison Carson, director of education and panhellenic engagement, at jamison@npcwomen.org.
Educational Offerings at 2027 College Panhellenic Academy
The 2027 Academy experience will provide hands-on training for the following via five focused tracks:
- Finance Track (College Panhellenic finance officers)
- Officers participating in this track can expect to be able to create a balanced Panhellenic budget, identify financial controls, learn and discuss different tax implications for College Panhellenics, use technology to streamline processes, create a plan for financial safety and a plan for their officer term.
- Marketing Track (College Panhellenic marketing officers)
- Officers participating in this track can expect to learn how to define their audience and their different needs, how to create strategic goals for marketing the experience on their campus, how to audit and identify marketing/accessibility concerns, how to best market authentically to PNMs and how to create and execute a year-round marketing plan.
- President Track (College Panhellenic presidents or executive officers)
- Officers participating in this track can expect to learn how to prioritize issues facing their community, manage a team of officers, set goals, engage in root cause analysis and strategic problem solving, review and revise their College Panhellenic governing documents, navigate community conflict, advocate for their Panhellenic community to key institutional administrators and create an action plan for their term.
- Recruitment Track (College Panhellenic recruitment officers)
- Officers participating in this track can expect to learn how to identify barriers in recruitment, discuss recruitment mechanics, analyze NPC recruitment policies and their impact on their College Panhellenic, address any needed changes to their recruitment rules and practice the NPC peer accountability process in preparation for any infractions that may need to be addressed throughout their term.
- Advisor Track (Fraternity/sorority advisors)
- The fraternity/sorority advisor track will focus on a variety of topics. Participants can expect to walk away with an enhanced knowledge of NPC practices and key information they need to know as a Panhellenic advisor.
You can view draft schedules at a glance for collegians and advisors here: Collegiate Officer Draft Schedule | Fraternity/Sorority Advisor Draft Schedule
