Domain Director

Introduction to the Office

Domain Directors are volunteers who are appointed by the CEO to serve as national officers in a specific geographic area. Phi Kappa Tau chapters are grouped geographically into 36 domains, of three to five chapters each, and each Domain Director supervises a domain.

Domain Directors oversee chapter operations, and represent undergraduates and alumni at the local level.

Job Description and Major Responsibilities

• Recruit alumni to serve on chapter Boards of Governors
• Assist Boards of Governors and chapters in implementing national policies
• Help facilitate the relationship between Boards of Governors and chapters
• Attend chapter events and offer advice to chapter officers
• Coordinate domain and regional conferences to teach effective chapter management skills
• Assist chapters in participating in national events like Convention and Leadership Academy
• Support the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation and its commitment to providing undergraduates with the highest-quality educational programming
• Respond to situations at the chapter level, assisting chapter members, other national officers, and university officials in resolving any matter

Working with your Domain

Conclusion

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