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The Role Fraternity Plays in the Spiritual Development of Members.ppt

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Fraternity Affiliation Related to Male Spiritual Development Presented by: Jason Goldfarb, Eastern Illinois University Dr. Charles Eberly, Eastern Illinois University Objectives To increase participants’ knowledge of the relation of spirituality to fraternity life, and their interaction in higher education. To understand the impact of spirituality on mens development within fraternity-affiliated and non-affiliated college men. To increase awareness of leadership training experiences, alcohol use, and hegemonic masculinity as mediating issues in fraternity character development programs, and related college mens beliefs and values. To suggest possible additions to programming for men’s fraternities on college campuses. College Males’ Spiritual Development Buchko (2004) Prayer occurred more frequently in women’s lives than men’s. During stressful times, men were found to pray more often than women. Women, compared to men, were significantly more likely to look to religion for advice or guidance in times of trouble. Women felt more comfortable and secure than men with the degree to which they incorporated religion into their lives. Bryant (2007) Women Reported Higher Levels of: Charitable involvement, Equanimity, Religious skepticism, Religious commitment, Spirituality, Aesthetically-based spiritual experience, Spiritual quest, Compassionate self-concept, Religious/social conservatism, Religious engagement, Social activism, Spiritual/religious growth, and Spiritual struggle Males Reported Higher Levels of: Spiritual/Religious Growth Fraternity Membership Most literature shows fraternity membership to have a positive or negative effect on members. Positive Academic (Debard, Lake, Binder, 2006; Hébert, 2006) Brotherhood (Sigma Phi Epsilon, 1995) Ritual (Brooks, 1922; Callais, 2005; Eberly, 1967; Owen Owen, 1976) Negative Hazing (Nuwer, 2004) Drinking behaviors (Bartholow, Sher, Krull, 2003; Caudill, Crosse, Campbell, Howard, Luckey, Blane, 2006; Ku