AFA Perspectives Features Dr. Claire Brady in AI-Focused Issue

ORLANDO, Fla. — Dr. Claire Brady, president of Glass Half Full Consulting and author of “AI with Intention: The Leadership Guide for Higher Education”, has published a featured article in AFA Perspectives, the flagship publication of AFA, the premier professional association dedicated to advancing the fraternity/sorority profession.

In the article, "The Algorithm Can't Do This: AI, Human Connection, and the Future of Fraternity/Sorority Life," Dr. Brady explores how fraternity and sorority professionals can thoughtfully integrate artificial intelligence while protecting the core developmental experiences that define their work.

Rather than viewing AI as simply another technology to adopt, the article challenges higher education leaders to ask a more fundamental question: What work is so fundamentally human that it should never be delegated to a machine? Dr. Brady argues that as AI transforms administrative and operational work, the profession's greatest value will continue to lie in cultivating belonging, leadership, accountability, ethical decision-making, and meaningful human connection.

"Fraternity and sorority life has always been about developing people," said Dr. Brady. "As AI becomes part of higher education, our greatest opportunity isn't simply to adopt new tools—it's to ensure those tools create more capacity for the work that only humans can do."

The publication also reflects Dr. Brady's longstanding connection to the fraternity and sorority community as a member of Pi Beta Phi and former alumna volunteer, bringing both professional expertise and personal perspective to the conversation.

The full article is available through AFA Perspectives