Everything You Need to Know about Going Greek: Fraternity & Sorority Recruitment in the 21st Century

Bob shares with students, parents and educators his insights gained from a lifetime involved in Greek life serving four college campuses, leadership in the professional Fraternity/Sorority Advisors associations and volunteer leadership in his fraternity.The book opens up resources and tools that can help students make an informed decision regarding "Going Greek."

Among the insights revealed include:
- The historical timeline of the founding of fraternities and sororities.
- A time management tool to help entering students understand their time demands as college students.

- Specific life skills Greek life offers.
- Tips for parents with students joining Greek life.
This is what some educators are saying about the value of this book.
.... In my 32 years as a campus advisor, I wish this resource had been around specifically to provide to parents and students.-- Scott Reikofski, Director of Student Affairs,
University of Arizona College of MedicinePhoenix

Bob is a first generation college graduate who initially didn't want anything to do with Greek life. But by being "recruited" instead of "rushed" Bob ultimately joined and found his passion for Greek life. Graduating from Wichita State, he moved to Colorado State for graduate school and started his career working in Greek life offices. His graduate research project on Greek life sparked his interest as a change agent that continued throughout his professional life. Serving on four different campus as a Greek life professional, Bob was also an active leader in the professional association and his own fraternity. Writing and speaking nationally, Bob presented hundreds of workshops for thousands of students earning him awards professionally and as a fraternity alumnus. Bob's influence was critical in the adoption of The Robert Kerr Community Doctrine by the Oregon State University Greek student leadership.