• Jeremy Slivinski

  • About the Author

    Jeremy Slivinski currently serves as the Executive Director of the Fraternity of Alpha Kappa Lambda and the Administrator for the AKL Education Foundation, both located in Carmel, IN. He is a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University with a degree in Mass Communications. He holds a Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Indiana University.

    Jeremy is married to his lovely wife Krystal (Alpha Sigma Alpha Executive Director) and has two boys, JD and Henry. He is an 11 year member of the Fraternity Executives Association, a member of the Association for Fraternity/Sorority Advisors and various local civic organizations.

  • ExDir Twitters

    • In the office this morning then finishing the move to storage this afternoon. Plans for the weekend..house repairs per inspection requests. 20 hours ago
    • People have a "want" many times will accept anything over nothing even if it is false. Fill their void with the truth. 3 days ago
    • Moving furniture to the new staff apartment this morning. Lift with my ankles...right? 3 days ago
    • Lots of moving going on. Have to move the staff apartment this week and my house items to storage at the same time. 4 days ago
    • Church then packing most of the day. Where did all of this stuff in our house come from? 5 days ago

Empty College Student Pockets Could Be Full If We Changed Priorities and Habits

Finances are a tough thing to deal with in college.  The basics alone are a new expense in a student’s (and sometimes the parents’) life.   When I talk about basics I am speaking of tuition, room and board.  Then we get to the extras such as books, computers, clothes and room enhancements.  After that [...]

Respecting the roles and responsibilties that are given

I started off this morning with what I thought was a great Blog talking about hazing, fraternity, love and connections between each.  I realized that some of the stuff I was putting in it was sensitive in nature.  Naturally before I posted it online I got a few perspectives from people with responsibilities in my [...]

Take two breaths, fail to respond then revisit in the morning

In the world we currently live in everything is instantaneous.  The minute something happens we know and sometimes we feel the need to respond instantly.  A good friend of mine years ago gave me a piece of advice, “Slow Down”.  Your first reaction might not be the right reaction.  The information you have might not [...]

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