The IMPACT program run by the North American Interfraternity Council (NIC) brings together fraternity and sorority leaders through seminars, activities, and group sessions with the goal of improving collaboration between Greek organizations and their local community. Started in 1909, NIC now advocates for both fraternities and sororities and enhances their role in education. Past IMPACT participants note how the program affected their lives and motivated them to take action on their campus. Those interested can find more details on hosting an IMPACT event at www.nicindy.org/impact.html.

1. IMPACT PROGRAM UNITES COLLEGE
COMMUNITIES
Henry Vail II

2. INTRODUCTION
 As a qualified wealth advisor, Henry E. Vail II has received the MD Preferred
Financial Advisory Service Award. Henry Vail II holds a BBA from Lamar
University, where he served as a secretary for the campus’ North American
Interfraternity Council (NIC) branch.
NIC began in 1909 as a trade association for fraternities. Today, it serves both
fraternities and sororities through advocacy, organization of collaborative
opportunities, and enhancement of the educational missions of member
associations.
One key NIC program is IMPACT, which is designed to support fraternity/sorority
leadership by inviting collaboration with the ultimate goal of improving the local
community. IMPACT events also encourage meaningful communication between
fraternities and sororities. The program includes seminars, hands-on activities,
and group sessions. Past participants note the effect IMPACT has on their lives
as well as how it served to motivate them to take action on their campus.
Those interested in hosting an IMPACT event on their campus can visit
www.nicindy.org/impact.html for more information.