FCA seeks to be an indispensable asset to the fraternal movement, to challenge members to imagine a better way of communicating, and to provide an enriching membership experience.
Join us to celebrate 100 years of Fraternity Communications Association!
Please note: Though start and end times may appear in this post, they are TBD. FCA will send out a schedule closer to the event. For now, make plans to join us May 2-4, 2023!
Consider contributing to FCA’s Centennial Fund this year on #GivingTuesday.
Our goal is to grow our Fund to not less than $100,000 by May 2023. The purpose of the fund is two-fold:
Establish an additional annual income source to supplement and enhance our educational programming budget.
Provide a permanent opportunity for support from our Member Organizations, individual representatives, and former leaders/stake holders.
Meet your FCA friends in Georgia for Midyear 2022! We are excited to offer this annual program in Atlanta after previously gathering in Indianapolis. We’ll all be together again in Indy for our Centennial Celebration during Annual Conference 2023.
Join your FCA friends for a social media roundtable. Bring your questions and best practices!
Join your FCA friends for a casual, roundtable discussion about August's theme, graphic design! Come prepared with questions, trends you want to discuss or just to listen in and meet some new friends.
Join us on Zoom to talk about our collective Annual Conference experience! Register or join here.
It's Brown Bag time! Join us to discuss how groups collect content, automation, and all your other pressing questions/thoughts! Click here to register.
Register here. National Hazing Prevention Week (NHPW) Chair Travis Apgar will provide information about HazingPrevention.Org (HPO), NHPW and the resources available to professional communicators. This year, NHPW is Sept. 20-24.
FCA is hosting a virtual networking event for members and Associate Partners. Grab some lunch and catch up with your Greek communicator peers. It's been a busy time for all of us!
Noraleen A. Young, CA, staff archivist at Kappa Alpha Theta will lead a conversation about how fraternities and sororities can establish and manage an archives as well as use the content to engage members and others about the stories found in the history of our organizations. Noraleen will talk about basic concepts like developing a collection policy, establishing space for both the physical and digital historical materials, as well as some examples of storytelling based on archival collections. She will welcome participants to share their experiences in establishing and using archives in their organizations. Register here!
