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Advises a collegiate sorority chapter on recruitment strategy, membership selection, continuous open bidding, and recruitment training. Mentors and coaches membership officers, reviews recruitment performance data, supports policy compliance, facilitates workshops, and helps establish membership goals. The volunteer participates in advisory board activities, required training, chapter meetings, and recruitment events while maintaining regular communication with chapter leaders and supervisors.

Supervises and coaches collegiate chapters on recruitment activities, Panhellenic operations, NPC policies, recruitment planning, statistics, and continuous open bidding. Partners with chapter advisors, officers, regional teams, and recruitment leaders to improve recruitment outcomes, conduct chapter visits, interpret governing documents, and support strategic recruitment goals. This volunteer role requires approximately four to eight hours weekly, with peak periods of up to 20 hours and travel of up to nine days annually.

Supervises financial activities for assigned collegiate chapters, supporting budgeting, approvals, financial analysis, IRS Form 990 filing, and financial goal setting. Trains and mentors chapter financial advisors, identifies chapters needing additional support, collaborates with regional and finance teams, and leads chapter finance visits. This volunteer role requires four to six hours weekly, with peak activity in April and May, and travel of up to five days annually.

Facilitate Gamma Phi Beta leadership programs for collegiate officers and advisors. Responsibilities include reviewing curriculum, completing facilitator training and learning modules, leading three-hour sessions, coaching and mentoring participants, providing feedback on educational content, and supporting post-retreat connections.

Coaches collegiate chapter leaders on belonging, equity, diversity, and inclusion practices across an assigned region. Responsibilities include developing and evaluating BEDI action plans, auditing chapter practices, recommending educational resources, training leaders on bias incident reporting, supporting response teams, and ensuring committee participation and accountability. The volunteer specialist serves as the primary BEDI resource for chapter volunteers, advisors, and members, participates in team calls and training, and travels approximately 2–7 days annually.

Supervises collegiate chapter recruitment activities, coaches advisors and officers, interprets Panhellenic policies, analyzes recruitment data, supports membership goals, and coordinates chapter visits and recruitment initiatives. The volunteer role requires four to eight hours weekly, with peak periods up to 20 hours and travel up to nine days annually.