Sorority & Fraternity Life
Since 1873, Sorority and Fraternity life has grown to become a vital part of the history and tradition of KU. Today, KU Greek life represents more than 4,000 students and 47 different Fraternal organizations. Each of these organizations is a member of one of the four governing councils; the Interfraternity Council (IFC), the Multicultural Greek Council (MGC), the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), and the Panhellenic Association (PHA). The SFL community is committed to four pillars: leadership, service, scholarship, and friendship (brotherhood/sisterhood).
Upcoming Recruitment Opportunities:
Spring:
Multicultural Greek Council Week Feb 18-21, more details to come
National Pan-Hellenic Council Meet the Greeks, Feb 21st 7 p.m. Big 12 Room
Summer/Fall:
Interfraternity Council Fraternity Formal Recruitment June 21-23, 2019. Register Here! .
Panhellenic Sorority Fall Formal Recruitment Move- In Day Sunday August 18th, 2019. Registration Opens May 1st.
Sorority and Fraternity Life Experience Day | Sunday April 14th, 2019, Kansas Union. Registration is now closed
** KU's Spring football game is Saturday April 13th**- This is an opportunity for families to come and learn about the SFL experience.
- Direct interaction with members of the SFL community.
- Opportunity to learn about the different ways to join the organizations
- $20 per Student to attend, $10 per guest. everyone gets lunch, student’s receive a T-shirt.
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Sorority & Fraternity LifeStudent Learning OutcomesAs a result of participating in our programs, interacting with our staff and being in our space, members of Fraternal Organizations will be able to:
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Community at a Glance: 2016Number of Active Chapters: 47 26 Interfraternity council (IFC) chapters 5 National Pan-Hellenic (NPHC) Chapters 3 Multicultural Greek council (MGC) chapters 13 Panhellenic Association (PHA) Chapters Overall Size of Community: 20% of the University of Kansas Undergraduate student body Number of staff working with the community: 4 Number of chapters applying for campus and national awards: 27 Number of years above the all Men’s all Women’s GPA: 38 All Sorority/Fraternity GPA: 3.25 Number of Community Service hours completed by members: 82,000 Number of active members participating in outside student organizations: 73% |
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