Programming
Generation Rx
Generation Rx, a national drug misuse prevention program housed at The Ohio State University, now includes a new module focused on the misuse of sedatives. Chapters can use the University Toolkit for Fraternity and Sorority Life to provide prevention education focused on opioids, prescription stimulants, sedatives, and general safe medication practices.
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Zeta Tau Alpha, which has been a proud Panhellenic partner since 1909, supports the values and ideals of the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC). These core values include friendship, leadership, service, knowledge, integrity and community.
ZTA partners locally and nationally with other NPC organizations, as well as other umbrella organizations, by collaborating and sharing programs and working together for the success of the fraternal community.
ZTA programs based on research
Zeta Tau Alpha conducts an annual membership survey that measures learning and invites collegians to share formal feedback regarding their experience. The ZTA Membership Survey gives us a more accurate, research-based picture of who our collegians are and what they’re looking to get out of their ZTA membership. Additionally, it allows us to make data-driven decisions on the national level regarding programming, practices and processes, and it provides chapter leaders a snapshot of their membership to allow them to do the same.
Zeta Tau Alpha believes in the power of knowledge, connection and acceptance. Our hope is to break the stigma surrounding eating disorders and offer an entry point for assistance to those who may be struggling. Explore these sites to find a wealth of resources designed to empower, educate and inspire positive change.
Remember, you are not alone on this journey. Together, let's create a space where understanding and support flourish, and where the path to recovery is paved with sisterhood and resilience.
Our physical health is constantly on the forefront of our minds, and now mental health is getting more of our attention. ZTA is preparing Zetas to manage their mental health with the Behind Happy Faces curriculum as part of My Sister, My Responsibility®️.
Created with Ross Szabo, CEO of the Human Power Project, the program includes four lessons to help members better understand mental health, personalize the mental health spectrum, learn coping skills and approach a friend who might need help.
Crowning Achievements is a comprehensive academic program that gives ZTA members the tools to excel in their goals and prepare for their career paths. The program’s online and in-person components provide helpful strategies members can use right away to manage time, improve study skills, relieve stress and plan for life after college.
Interactive online workshops are found on Z-Learning, ZTA’s educational programming site. The Academic Achievement Chair facilitates in-person workshops, which complement the online learning.
Zeta Tau Alpha is committed to the overall health and welfare of its members. Each ZTA collegiate new member is required to complete and pass CommunityEdu™, a program with three core subject areas: alcohol, hazing and sexual assault.
Each module encourages healthy behaviors by engaging students in interactive, online learning activities. Students learn to avoid situations and behaviors that may compromise personal safety.
ZTA new members complete this program. In the module, they learn about identities, privilege, bias, allyship and more to further root our sisterhood in love and inclusion.
This five-part course aligns with ZTA’s Five Areas of Sisterhood. The course highlights how inclusion aligns with Shared Social Experiences, Support and Encouragement, Belonging, Accountability, and our Common Purpose as a Fraternity.
ZTA is dedicated to harm reduction and personal growth. As our members confront challenges and carefully consider choices, we work to inform and educate through relevant, relatable resources. Our posters, videos and materials aim to guide conversations and help students make smart decisions. Featured topics: mental health, drug use, safe alcohol consumption, hazing, sexual assault, leadership and values, personal risk reduction, and online privacy.
ZTA designed My Sister, My Responsibility® curriculum to create conversation around risk, educate members about the duty to care for themselves and others, and emphasize the mission and purpose of Zeta Tau Alpha. The program now has six holistic components focused on mental health, drug abuse prevention, hazing, inclusion and belonging, sexual assault and alcohol education with 31 workshops.
Modules include:
- Behind Happy Faces
- Generation Rx
- Preventing and Confronting Hazing
- Seeking Understanding
- Teaching Social Responsibility
Zeta Tau Alpha's Nine Key Values are Lifelong Learning, Leadership, Responsibility, Being Rather than Seeming, Service & Philanthropy, Seeking Understanding that We Might Gain True Wisdom, Humility, Loyalty & Commitment and Love. These Values are directly tied to our Creed, which grounds us in all that we do as an organization. ZTA strives to have every program support both chapters and individual members as they work to live fully within these Nine Key Values.
ZTA’s Noble Workshop program is both a virtual and in person experience. Noble Workshops are tailored and customized to each chapter’s specific needs. These presentations are rooted in ZTA’s Nine Key Values and focus on recruitment tactics, developing future leaders, sisterhood building, collective goal setting, and more. The goal of your chapter’s Noble Workshop is to address challenges, focus on next steps in terms of support, and leave the chapter with specific action items to prioritize moving forward.