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motivational speaker: Conclave
choices have consequences
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Syndicated radio host and national speaker haunt one’s job, family, and circle of life, and
Adam Ritz addressed Pi Chapter members on complicate any means to deal with the situation. including young people who wish to live in
November 15. Known for his motivational With growing technology and social media, and a global city, sustainability, great gathering
speeches to fraternities, colleges, and increasing challenges in finding that first job out places, adaptability, and understanding
professional athletes about high-risk topics and of college, it is imperative to be accountable and disruptive influences—are better addressed
social awareness, Mr. Ritz delivered a powerful responsible for your and your brothers’ actions. through a wider range of reading and exposure.
presentation that reflected a first-person look at Technology will go farther and faster than
how one social mistake could change your life. Mr. Ritz’s presentation was a sober dose political/legal shifts we have seen to-date; learn
of reality, and he made it clear that the leadership skills as a separate skill set. It is not
High impact consequences from such an choices we make today shape our world what happens that is important, it is how you
event can hurt and change a victim’s life, tomorrow. He touched on the idea that it only deal with and respond to events.★
takes one mistake to drastically alter your
future, whether it involves posting about a
controversial topic on ubiquitous social media
or not receiving 100 percent consent from
a woman. With these insights impacting a
culture shift in society, fraternity men are held
to higher standards to be men of principle.
More information about Mr. Ritz’s message
can be found at AdamRitz.com.★
Flanking Mayor Greg Ballard (top row L-R): Aaron
Hackett ’19, George Glass ’17, Paul Schneider
’17, Nick Mpistolarides ’18, Ben Richter ’18, Will
Gorgol ’18; (bottom row L-R): TC McKiernan ’18,
Ryan Ward ’19, Joey Chamness ’19.
Chapter members participated in a risk management workshop run by motivational speaker Adam Ritz, center.
Town Hall We are also required to provide party dates and Senior members “Marching Along” to the
guest lists to S.L.L. and a sober monitor for every celebration banquet.
(continued from page 3) 10 guests, among other “safe/social” metrics.
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