Advisor Requirements
*Only complete this form if you're a non-RIT Faculty/Staff Advisor*
Non-RIT Faculty/Staff advisors are to complete this form. This form collects important information on additional chapter advisors and is on file with Fraternity & Sororirity Life. This form asks for information such as name, phone number, email address, and preferred method of contact, which ensures open communication with chapters and FSL. Individuals may advise more than one chapter but can only hold one advisory role per organization.
The following are RIT recognized Advisor titles and descriptions:
- RIT Faculty/Staff Advisor: A permanent RIT employee who serves as a liaison between the chapter and RIT (adjunct instructors/professors or temporary staff are not permitted to serve as advisors).
- Chapter Advisor: An alumnus/alumna member of the chapter or organization who serves as the liaison between the chapter and the inter/national organization.
- Scholarship Advisor: A full-time RIT employee or alumnus who serves to enhance the academic endeavors of the chapter.
- Alumni Relations Advisor: An alumnus member of the chapter or organization who assists the chapter in connecting with their alumni/ae.
- Community Service Advisor: An RIT employee or an alumnus who assists the chapter with community service and/or philanthropy.
- Financial Advisor: Either an RIT employee or an alumnus who assists the chapter treasurer in overseeing the chapter's finances.
- Housing Advisor: Either an RIT employee or an alumnus who assists the chapter with the management of their chapter house.
- Membership Advisor: Either an RIT employee or an alumnus who assists the chapter with the membership of the chapter.
- Recruitment Advisor: Either an RIT employee or an alumnus who assists the chapter with recruitment.
- Risk Management Advisor: Either an RIT employee or an alumnus who assists the chapter with risk management.
- Ritual Advisor: An alumnus who assists the chapter with ritual.
- Social Advisor: Either an RIT employee or an alumnus who assists the chapter with social programs.
- Judicial Advisor: Either an RIT employee or an alumnus who assists the chapter with their standards/conduct board and is aware of RIT code of conduct policies.
