Apply to Serve on the Communications Committees

Apply to Serve on the Communications Committees

Applications for the 2025–27 Communications Committees are now open! Comprised of two teams, the Alumnae Communications Committee and the Collegiate Communications Committee, these volunteer groups help elevate Delta Gamma’s voice through strategic storytelling, marketing and communications resource development and direct collegiate chapter and alumnae group support.

Committee members collaborate with Fraternity staff and Leadership to highlight member achievements, promote signature initiatives and provide valuable tools to alumnae and collegiate communications officers. From developing toolkits and templates to managing campaigns and initiatives like Member of Impact, members play a key role in strengthening our brand and engaging our sisterhood.

We’re seeking applicants with a range of experiences! Whether you have professional skills in marketing, writing, design, or social media, or a deep understanding of Delta Gamma’s structure and member experience, we hope to see you apply! We’re building a collaborative team with diverse perspectives and complementary strengths.

Members should be prepared to commit four to six hours monthly and participate in monthly virtual meetings. A two-year term begins in 2025. Applications are due Monday, September 15.

If you’re passionate about Delta Gamma and eager to make a lasting impact through meaningful communication, we encourage you to apply!

Committees Overview and Purpose

The Delta Gamma Communications Committees are composed of two volunteer teams, the Alumnae Communications Committee and the Collegiate Communications Committee, that serve to elevate and amplify the voice of Delta Gamma through strategic storytelling, support, and resource development.

These committees will support alumnae and collegiate leaders in executing communication plans, creating helpful tools for communications officers, promoting impactful stories, and ensuring alignment with the Fraternity’s broader communications strategy. Members will collaborate with Fraternity leadership and staff to ensure Delta Gamma members and their achievements are celebrated, shared, and supported across multiple platforms and channels.

Committee Specific Objectives

Alumnae Communications Committee
The Alumnae Communications Committee focuses on enhancing communication across alumnae groups and platforms. Members will:

• Support the alumnae communications officers in developing and executing marketing and communication strategies.
• Create templates, resources, and trainings for alumnae communications officers.
• Highlight alumnae stories and events across Delta Gamma platforms.
  Manage content for key initiatives like Member of Impact, She’s the Pro, and In Memoriam.
• Contribute to campaigns including per capita dues, Loyally Anchored, and Volunteer Appreciation.
• Coordinate all aspects of DG Live!, including content development and speaker logistics.
• Develop resources for Founders Day, Alumnae Initiate and other  programming initiatives.
• Promote alumnae award opportunities and elevate group achievements.
• Serve as a communications liaison between alumnae chapters and Fraternity. 

Collegiate Communications Committee
The Collegiate Communications Committee provides vital support to collegiate communications officers and helps enhance chapter visibility and storytelling. Members will:

• Support the vp: communications and respective directors with resources, document updates, and training, including contributions to The Pursuit course and CCOM updates.
• Create toolkits and templates to guide chapter communications strategies.
  Highlight chapter stories in Delta Gamma communications platforms.
• Partner with the Director: Awards to increase awareness of collegiate award opportunities.
• Provide strategies to help chapters promote their programs, events, and achievements.
• Serve as a communication liaison between collegiate chapters and Fraternity leadership.
• Provide support and help develop training for the collegiate communications adviser role.

Ideal Qualifications

Ideal candidates bring a range of strengths to the team. You may have professional experience in one or more areas of communications such as strategy, content creation, copywriting, editing, design, social media, branding, media relations, UX/accessibility, web and email marketing, data analysis, or market research. Or, you may bring strong Delta Gamma knowledge, including familiarity with Fraternity structure, officer roles, and member experiences (collegiate and/or alumnae), with experience in alumnae group or collegiate chapter-level communications, marketing, or content development.

You do not need both. We are intentionally building a diverse and collaborative committee with members who complement one another’s skills and perspectives. 

Candidates with a strong understanding of Delta Gamma’s values and a commitment to advancing the Fraternity’s strategic priorities through effective marketing and communication practices are especially encouraged to apply.

Experience with tools such as Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft 365, Google Suite, or social media platforms is preferred, but not required.

Expectations & Commitment

Committee members should expect to:

• Commit to a two-year term (2025–27), demonstrating sustained engagement and reliability over the duration of service.
• Participate fully in regular monthly virtual meetings, contributing actively and thoughtfully to discussions and decision-making.
• Dedicate an average of 4–6 hours per month to committee responsibilities, managing time effectively to balance Delta Gamma service with other commitments. 
• Exhibit a positive, solution-oriented mindset and embrace a spirit of collaboration, teamwork, and cooperation across generations. 
  Uphold high personal and professional standards, including clear communication, timely follow-through, and attention to detail.
• Show passion and dedication for Delta Gamma’s mission, communications goals and commitment to member engagement across both alumnae and collegiate audiences.