I strongly encourage NMSU chapters to consider sending a representative to WRGC this year. It is a worthwhile investment of chapter funds, and will provide chapters with the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully make the transition to the next millennium. Some organizations call them traveling leadership consultants, while others call them chapter consultants or educational leadership consultants. Regardless of the terminology, the men and women who hold these roles are vital to their Greek organizations. These are the people who visit our chapters throughout the year, helping with Recruitment and the organization of the chapter.
Responsibilities range from colon-izing chapters to retreats.
The hours of a con-sultant can be long, and the miles traveled are numerous. The competition for the job of consultant is usually intense, with applications received from all over the country. NMSU has had five members of the Greek community selected to be consultants in just the past seven years. The newest of these consultants is Klaus Wittern of Alpha Tau Omega . Before leaving Las Cruces , Klaus was asked about his new position.