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Well, you ask a hard question. I learned my basics of leadership in Alpha Phi Omega - National Service Fraternity (also met my wife who is also a brother.) Co
by ilc 3y ago
Well, you ask a hard question.
I learned my basics of leadership in Alpha Phi Omega - National Service Fraternity (also met my wife who is also a brother.)
Communication, Alpha Phi Omega, and also a course from Harvard's Negotiation Team, focused on "Difficult Conversations"
Negotiations, a course from Harvard's Negotiation Team, focused on "Getting to Yes".
I typed out a huge answer to your question, but I realized it'd be better as a discussion. If you want to discuss leadership, I'd be glad to, we'll figure out a way even as anon internet strangers ;).
- XCSme 3y agoYour wife is your brother?
- ilc 3y agoAll members of the fraternity (Male and Female) are called brothers, a few chapters don't do this, but it is rare, and forced by local school admins. As we say: Incest is best, put your brother to the test. It makes sense that brothers would date. We share a love of community service, many common values, and experiences. Think about how much that simplifies the whole dating thing. https://apo.org/ https://apo.org/