Loving college band in my first year, I began looking for a way to develop my involvement in music and give back to the amazing music programs at the University of Washington. Soon after, I joined Kappa Kappa Psi: a national honorary band fraternity that provides service to university and community band programs. Throughout my time as an Active member, I have had the opportunity to participate in service projects ranging from helping teach new musicians in middle school to fundraising. My favorite service project my chapter has done is when we visited a local retirement community and performed live music. Later, through my role as Director of Post-Memborship Education, I worked to create interactive lessons for my fraternity. Overall, the purpose of these lessons was to keep all members up to date with fraternity values, ideals, and goals. Lessons, often spanning about half an hour in length, included formal presentations in addition to more relaxed small-group discussions. Each quarter, I guided my fraternity to learn more about strengthening brotherhood among members, brainstorming service projects, music, learning about leadership in and out of official positions, and learning how to engage in productive, but kind, dialogue about difficult topics such as sexual harassment policies.