Fraternity & Sorority Resources and Policies

Fraternities and sororities refer to the social, Greek-lettered organizations on campus. These organizations are defined as single-sex, selective, and fulfill the pillars of service, leadership, scholarship and fellowship. Membership cannot be held in more than one organization and members must be officially invited to join an organization.

Sororities and fraternities are affiliated organizations with specific identities and traditions, ultimately responsible for their own internal governance and welfare. However, these organizations are always subject to the educational goals and social regulations of the University, therefore, they are not agents of the University but bear collective responsibility and possible liability for any actions that damage the University's good name and reputation, or which violate University policy, state and federal laws and/or organization policies and procedures. In order to be in good standing with the university, an organization must follow the Student Handbook and Standard of Excellence.