Chi Phi, founded in 1824 at Princeton University, is the oldest social fraternity in the United States. Chi Phi currently has 48 Undergraduate Chapters/Associate Chapters, with plans to expand to more campuses in the upcoming years. The Chi Phi office is a dynamic team environment with opportunities to grow and develop in all areas of Fraternity operations.
The Fraternity provides a generous benefits package which includes medical, vision, and dental insurance, long term disability, the maximum allowable travel per-diem allowance, and cell phone expenses. Positions also offer generous vacation and sick time in addition to salary.
Chi Phi is always looking for volunteers at our national educational programs. For information on volunteer involvement, contact the National Office at [email protected].
Coordinator of Chapter Development: The Coordinator of Chapter Development is primarily responsible for providing support and services to Chi Phi Fraternity’s undergraduate Chapters and Associate Chapters and providing administrative oversight of the expansion process. They also oversee special projects/initiatives for the Fraternity and contribute to the successful administration of Chi Phi Fraternity’s convention, the regional events, leadership training, Regional Ritual Retreats, and various Chapter workshops and trainings.
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Leadership Consultant: Leadership Consultants are primarily responsible for providing support and services to Chi Phi Fraternity’s undergraduate Chapters and Associate Chapters and providing administrative oversight of the expansion process. They contribute to the successful administration of the Chi Phi Congress, the Regional Leadership Alliances, Alphas and Thetas Academy, Regional Ritual Retreats, and various Chapter workshops and trainings.
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Coordinator of Growth: The Coordinator of Growth is primarily responsible for the external growth of Chi Phi and providing administrative oversight of the expansion process on member campuses. They are an integral part of the National Office team that works to recruit Associate Member Founding Fathers, engage Alumni, and support Chapters with Recruitment goals.
As a full-time member of the Chi Phi Fraternity Staff, this individual will assume significant responsibility for developing the Fraternity on both local and national levels through curriculum development, program presentation, and organizational consulting.