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Greek Life Booklet L K IF E E E R G U Individually Unique N E IV L E IL RS V IT NS Y OF EVA ΑΟΠ Together Complete XΩ Panhellenic President ΦΜ Katie Reed [email protected] ZTA Interfraternity Council President ∆ΩΖ Chris Schroder Bid Day [email protected] Passover Center for Student Engagement/Greek Life ΛΧΑ Bike Race 812-488-2058 evansville.edu/studentengagement/greekLife.cfm FIJI ΦKT ΣΑΕ Greek Week ΣΦΕ TKΕ Table of Contents Reasons to Go Greek! Page 1 .............................................................................................................................................................. Cover Page UE GREEK LIFE is founded on five pillars that shape our community. These pillars help us strive for excellence in our everyday lives as well as gain a well-rounded college experience. We invite you to Page 2 ................................................................................................................................................... Table of Contents become part of the tradition and explore your potential as a member of the Greek Life community. Pages 3 - 5 ................................................................................................................................... Reasons to Go Greek! Scholarship Page 6 ....................................................................................................................... National Panhellenic Association Greek letter organizations were founded on the principle of successful scholarship. The Greek system at the University of Evansville continues this tradition. Through study tables, tutoring, and other programs established by each chapter, Greeks Page 7 ........................................................................................................................... Sorority Recruitment Schedule help their members succeed academically. All sororities and fraternities have specific grade requirements for joining, as well as for remaining in good standing. The all Greek GPA for Fall 2020 was 3.14 and the all student GPA was 3.08. Pages 8 - 9 ........................................................................................................................................... Alpha Omicron Pi Pages 10 - 11 .................................................................................................................................................. Chi Omega Leadership Membership in a Greek organization is a great way to discover and refine your leadership potential. Within each chapter Pages 12 - 13 ........................................................................................................................................................... Phi Mu there are numerous opportunities to assume a variety of leadership roles. Members share important responsibilities in operating the chapter. However, leadership is not limited to the chapter; there are many Greeks who play an active role Pages 14 - 15 ........................................................................................................................................... Zeta Tau Alpha in other campus organizations. Sororities and fraternities encourage their members to get involved in other facets of college life that build leadership skills. About 63 percent of UE Greeks are active in other campus organizations. Greeks Page 16 ......................................................................................................................................... Interfraternity Council are involved and hold offices in almost every major campus organization, including the Student Government Associa- Page 17 .......................................................................................................................................................... Brotherhood tion, Orientation Leaders, Admission Ambassadors, Student Activities Board, Crescent Magazine, LinC, hall councils, and resident assistants. Pages 18 - 19 ..................................................................................................................................... Lambda Chi Alpha Philanthropy Pages 20 - 21 ....................................................................................................................................... Phi Gamma Delta The University of Evansville Greek community supports a strong tradition of service to our campus and the area. This Pages 22 - 23 ............................................................................................................................................ Phi Kappa Tau past year, the Greek community raised more than $40,600 in charitable gifts and contributions and reported over 6,000 hours of service to various causes. Each sorority and fraternity focuses on its national philanthropy, but they also donate Pages 24 - 25 ................................................................................................................................. Sigma Alpha Epsilon services to a number of local agencies. Because of the strength in numbers and organizational qualities found in our Greek community, members achieve great success in aiding the community. Pages 26 - 27 ...................................................................................................................................... Sigma Phi Epsilon Pages 28 - 29 .................................................................................................................................... Tau Kappa Epsilon Lifelong Sisterhood and Brotherhood Sisterhood and brotherhood are terms that mean more than wearing Page 30 ............................................................................................................................. Frequently Asked Questions Greek letters, attending meetings, and going to parties. It means that you have found a place you can call your home away from home. Ritual, Page 31 ................................................................................................................................... Recruitment Registration scholarship, giving yourself to the community, and the feeling of belonging create lifelong bonds of sisterhood or brotherhood. Sisterhood and brotherhood mean joining a group of women or men in love and friendship. Social Interaction The University of Evansville Greek system provides a diverse selection of events to expose members to a wide variety of social programs. Formals, Musical Madness, Greek Week, Homecoming, intramural sports, and mixers all support the goal of bringing together fraternity and sorority members to develop the bonds of friendship. Development of values, traditions, and honor contribute to the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Council commitment to social programs that enable personal development. All Greeks maintain a responsible social policy promoting the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Coun- cil standards for careful planning of safe social activities. The cost for many social events is covered through membership dues. All social events are optional, and the chapters understand that academic commitments come first. 2 3 Dana Clayton, EdD Sisterhood Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students As you go through recruitment, you will notice that no two sororities are alike. Each chapter has its own sense of individuality, and there is a common bond among the members of each chapter that is “ The University of Evansville Greek system is one of the best in also unique and private. When you associate yourself with a the country. Outstanding scholarship, remarkable service, vitality, sorority, you are not just meeting new friends; you are becoming a and friendship are the foundational pieces that make our program part of a sister-hood. You will enjoy the benefits of friendships that will exceptional. The students who belong to our fraternities and last a lifetime. Sisterhood is bonding together while striving for sororities are some of the highest-profile leaders on campus, similar goals. Being a part of a sorority is something that cannot be both in and out of the classroom.” compared to anything else. You are among women who share the same values you have. To know of its existence is one thing, but to experience it is another. Chris Sweeney Advisor Being a member of a fraternity or sorority can be one of the most beneficial and developmental opportuni- ties at UE. Through membership, you can connect with peers whom otherwise you may have never met, give back to your community, tackle campus issues, and have fun. The fraternity and sorority community looks forward to meeting you! Be a part of a great segment of university life – be a part of the UE Greek Community! 4 5 Recruitment Panhellenic Recruitment – Important Dates! Panhellenic Preview Day Introduction Night Pt. 1 Wednesday, September 1, 2021 – 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 8, 2021 – 5:00 p.m. Where: Panhellenic Suites Where: Panhellenic Suites History and Tradition All women interested in recruitment are invited to meet the sororities, visit their suites, and learn more about the benefits Introduction Night Pt. 2 of UE Greek Life. Thursday, September 9, 2021 – 5:00 p.m. Panhellenic Association Where: Panhellenic Suites Panhellenic Cook Out Panhellenic in Greek literally means “all Greek.” The Panhellenic council at the University of Evansville Thursday, September 2, 2021 – 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Philanthropy/Sisterhood Night serves to represent all four of our National Panhellenic Council (NPC) sororities and our one local sorority, and also acts as their governing
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