Which training is designed for newly elected students who have been elected to run the undergraduate council?

• A. Presidents Academy
• B. Leadership Academy
• C. Hole in the Wall Experience
• D. Conclave

Answer: (A)

The training aimed at someone who has just been elected to run the undergraduate council is designed to prepare a chapter president for that leadership role. Presidents Academy focuses on the responsibilities and skills needed to lead the council, including governance, running effective meetings, strategic planning, and coordinating with the chapter advisor and national leadership.

This program is targeted specifically at new presidents, while Leadership Academy tends to offer broader leadership development for a range of roles, Hole in the Wall Experience emphasizes immersive or experiential learning outside the on-paper duties of running the council, and Conclave is a larger national gathering for members and chapters with a broader scope rather than onboarding a single new council leader.