Shane Wilson Email and Phone Number

Practiced servant leadership to assist in the development of a meaningful chapter strategic plan guiding effective philanthropic, social, recruitment and brotherhood initiatives. Prioritized specific issues stunting member retention and relations with other greek organizations — effectively doubling recruitment rate and solidifying relationships with all other fraternity & sorority executives on campus. Liaised chapter successes and struggles with the chapter advisory board chairman, province president and housing corporation president — not only ensuring, but exceeding GHQ standards. Subsequently recognized through awards such as Excellence in New Member Retention, Highest GPA on Campus and two Undergraduate Chapter Members of the Year Scholarships. Employed and facilitated a democratic chapter meeting structure for the exchange of fraternity business in an effective and efficient manner, weekly.

Assumed responsibly for organizing and managing fundraising events for Phi Delta Theta’s flagship philanthropy initiative, the LiveLikeLou Foundation and the fight against ALS. Cultivated relations with other campus charity clubs such as ALS Western allowing for magnified reach throughout the campus community and larger donation sums. Scheduled the participation of chapter brothers (40+ members) to attend and fundraise for various volunteer and charity programs such as food and clothing drives, literacy programs, the Canadian Cancer Society and the Boys and Girls Club — conclusively amounting a record breaking total of $6500+ raised in support of charity, in one year.

Had hand in revamping the Accessibility Committee’s previously less successful and outdated structure — consequently creating greater presence and impactful engagement on campus. Advocated on behalf of students with disabilities for equitable learning and experiential opportunities on campus. Coordinated events on campus with the University’s Student Council campaigning for inclusive and equal opportunity access for students with disabilities — such as the Access Awareness Exhibit and the Accessibility & Inclusivity Conference featuring presentations by key note speakers, disability studies professors and student’s experiences on campus. Committee accomplishments throughout the year include: equal access opportunities and sign
language interpreters for orientation week, accessible pick-up and drop-off locations for bus routes, more professional programming services available to students with disabilities on campus and adjusting email structures to include anonymous formats.

Worked closely with an excavation crew to replace pre-existing materials with quality aggregate ensuring superior grade results. Frequently operated heavy machinery during job operations such as a skid steer, manual roller compactor and chassis cab trucks. Trained other labourers during installations for TAC’s eco-friendly porous PurePave and porous Addagrip products.