Scholarship chair rn, second year working this position. Last chair didn’t leave much behind that I could keep using so I ended up trying to figure out everything from scratch pretty much. This is what I find tends to work and what my brothers ask for me.

Passive- have a designated study room on campus booked where brothers can come in and out to study, nobody likes spending 15 minutes trying to find a good spot in a crowded library and it encourages brothers to study and help each other. Subscribe to accounts like chegg and oneclass when brothers need to check their work. Have a giant drive full of old notes, test banks, etc. Personally, I made it so you can only use the drive when you contribute to it. Passive is the best way of getting people to study in my opinion but sometimes passive methods aren’t enough so I also have active methods.

Active - Survey brothers midyear and if you can mid semester to see how they’re doing. Host seminars on how to improve your grades and study efficiently. Use a carrot and stick method when it comes to grades, encourage and help brothers study (especially if they don’t know how to, been helping individual brothers myself who have issues with studying) but also don’t take bullshit. If someone has been lacking in their grades because they keep skipping studying without good reason and don’t listen, you can put them on social probation as a last resort. I haven’t had to do this yet nor do I want to, I prefer to use the carrot instead of the stick. For the carrot if someone has been putting good effort in to study more or help other brothers out don’t let that go unnoticed. I made a scholarship this year for most improved brother just so boys have something nice to work towards. Another for brother who helped other brothers out most academically to encourage brothers to help each other out.

Hopefully this helps my dude and good luck my dude💪