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Omicron AA Launching
Mentorship Program
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• The NAA Pro-Temp Board was
established in early 2014.
• The NAA was enacted in November
2014 when its Constitution and
Bylaws were ratified.
• The NAA established its 501(c)
(3) non-profit status in March 2015,
thanks to the diligent work of former
national treasurer Sandro Aguilar
(former National Treasurer)
• The NAA has executed 4 successful
Bronze Supper scholarship
fundraiser events:
2014 NLDC at Phi Chapter
($4,000 raised)
2014 Pledgefest at Iota Chapter
($4,188 raised)
2015 NAKfest at Phi Chapter
($2,300 raised)
2015 NLDC at Omicron Chapter
($3,643 raised)
• Upcoming Bronze Supper dates:
Saturday, November 14, 2015 at Tau
Chapter (Pomona) for Pledgefest
Saturday, April 23 at Lambda
Chapter (San Diego) for NAKfest
Saturday, August 13, 2015 for NLDC
• There are three (3) major items
needed to officially establish your
own locally chartered alumni
association: 1) Constitution and
Bylaws, 2) Membership roster, and
3) $300 prorated dues. Interested
and ready to go? Contact Sergio
Andrade (Sergio.andrade@nakinc.
org) today and get started!
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The Omicron Chapter Alumni Association was established in August 2015.
The newly established Omicron Alumni Association at the
University of Nevada is launching an alumni mentorship program as part
of its pledging process this semester. The goal of the OAA Mentorship
program is to “enhance the experience of NAK prospective members by
connecting them with NAK alumni who will mentor them on professional,
personal and relational development.”
Each prospective member will be matched up with one Omicron
alumni mentor. The relationship between the mentor and little brother
would be more professional and big-picture focused than that of pledge and
personal big brother.
The goal is to give pledges bigger picture into life as a NAK after
school, help them with their career development, aid with retainment, and
show them how to balance a busy lifestyle, among other things.
“What we’re doing here is connecting pledges with respectable,
honorable and well-put together NAK alumni early in their process so they
can get a glimpse into the bigger picture of being a brother, and not just
what comes with being a NAK undergraduate,” said Juan V López, the CEO
of the OAA. “Our goals are to not only help the little brother develop into
more of a well-rounded brother, but also to indoctrinate them into life as a
NAK alumni so they can continue to contribute even after graduating.”
The OAA said its goal is to clearly identify impact measures of
this program and use the inaugural year of this program as a case study to
hopefully see mentorship programs like this established at more chapters.
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