Ryan Laughlin Email & Phone Number

Remote

Oversee leadership and educational programming for the fraternities members. Utilizing assessment to make changes and develop new curriculum that targets the needs of undergraduate fraternity men across the country. Responsible for the project management of student focused conferences, overseeing budget, facilitators, and travel of participants. Working to connect FarmHouse undergraduate members to alumni through the organizations mentorship program. Ensure that students get the education they need during their new member process and continuing their learning as they grow within the organization.Direct communication strategy for the Fraternity and collaborate with our partners at the FarmHouse Foundation. Serving as creative director of the biannual Pearls and Rubies magazine, managing email marketing to over 20,000 members, promoting new Fraternity initiatives and unifying students and alumni under a cohesive brand.Engage alumni associations across the continent through constant consulting and educational opportunities. Supporting their communications strategy to all relevant stakeholders including students, parents and other alumni. Helping bridge the gap between alumni and current undergraduate membersof the Fraternity.

Remote

Oversaw student focused initiatives of the organization around recruitment and retention, giving students the tools and resources needed to advocate for organ donation on their campus. As well as building relationships with other professionals in the world of organ donation.

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Advising the Georgia Tech Student Foundation, an organization that educates Georgia Tech Students about the importance of philanthropy. This is done through educational campus programming that helps students understand the power of giving back to their institution. As an organization, they manage the nations largest philanthropic student-run endowment and work to give this money back to student organizations on campus. Actively working to invest and sell stocks and bonds to keep growing the endowment and allow the opportunity to fund more students organizations. Moving Forward by Giving Back!

Boonr, Nc

Working part time in the Office of Student Activities while pursuing my masters in student affairs administration. My main priorities are programming , coaching Greek organizations on marketing, and advising over the Panhellenic council.

Boone, North Carolina, United States

Facilitated training on social justice topics for student leaders taking part in ASCEND, an extended orientation session for students from minoritized identities.Acted as the lead marketer for the Diversity Celebration.Created programming for the Diversity Celebration, and led the planning team of the Holi Festival. Recruited students for subcommittees focused on each event to make sure that cultures are not being appropriated.Properly communicated marketing strategies to everyone on the Diversity Celebration committee and made sure all media avenues were utilized.

Miami, Florida, United States

Created virtual zoom curriculum for the students on the council about topics like conflict management, hierarchies, delegation, diversity, equity, and inclusion.Advised the VP of administration who oversees the academic and college of engineering directors on the council, run’s general body meetings, and oversees events with academic colleges.Developed an assessment of the Student Programming Council budget. Transitioned a years’ worth of programming into hybrid/virtual events.Advised the approval board for the budgets of every event the Student Programming Council planned to put on for the fall semester of 2020.Advised students using leadership development theories to help them in their roles within the Student Programming Council.Advised students as they interact with different vendors and negotiate prices.

Charlotte, North Carolina Area

Charlotte, North Carolina Area

Charlotte, North Carolina Area

Charlotte, North Carolina Area

Masters, Student Counseling And Personnel Services

Bachelor’S Degree, Economics, 3.6

Activities and Societies: President of Tau Kappa Epsilon 2015-2016, Vice President of Judicial Affairs of the Inter-Fraternity Council.