The
focus of the Willis HRH Fellow for Educational Leadership Development is centered
on innovative programming, developed by an individual or organization, with
willingness to share the supportive materials and resources for adaptation by
other fraternal organizations and peers. Additionally, selection of the Fellow
concentrates on the overall breadth of the organization served and the ability
of such programming to generate lasting change and deliver desired results over
a significant period.
All member fraternities with representation in the Fraternity Executives Association are eligible for
nomination; the Fellow is awarded during the banquet programming of the annual
FEA meeting held each summer.
The HRH Fellow winner receives a $2,500 cash reward and
framed certificate and the runner-up receives a $1,000 cash reward. For a
listing of the HRH Fellow from 2001-2008 please select the following link
below.
HRH Fellow Recipients
Motivation for the Fellow is based on a core understanding
and belief; necessary implementation of risk management policies and liability
programs among fraternal organizations in the 1980's and beyond required the redirection
of a great deal of human and financial resources from positive program
development to policy enforcement and procurement of insurance. As the fraternal
community continues to provide positive programming and initiatives to
compliment these policies, recognition must be provided to those who
continually pioneer a new vision and fundamental education.
It is the mission of Willis HRH to focus the attention of
fraternal organizations and individuals upon successful program/initiative
development within the Greek community and reward these leaders for their
efforts to realign their membership and others with the founding values of
their fraternity.
In 2008, 14 organizations were nominated and applied for the
Fellow. Each nomination provided recognition
and awareness of the respective educational leadership program or initiative
and the innovative measures of the organization to offer positive resources and
materials for their members now and in the future.
2008 HRH Fellow Press Release 
(pdf format)
