Name three essential components of chapter programming that may be tested.

• A. Leadership development, service/philanthropy initiatives, and brotherhood-building activities.
• B. Campus vending permits, bus schedules, vehicle maintenance
• C. Ritual recitals, formal attire choices, meal planning
• D. Publication of periodicals, film club, athletic tryouts

Answer: (A)

Chapter programming centers on three core outcomes: developing members as leaders, engaging in service and philanthropy, and strengthening brotherhood. Leadership development equips members with the skills and experiences to take on chapter roles and guide initiatives. Service and philanthropy projects demonstrate commitment to others and help the chapter contribute to the campus and community. Brotherhood-building activities foster trust, camaraderie, and a supportive environment that sustains the chapter over time. These three areas directly reflect the purpose of programming within a fraternity, making them the best fit for what might be tested. The other options focus on logistics, rituals, or activities not central to the chapter’s programmatic goals.