Each fraternity or sorority would state its intention of whether it plans to remain local or begin the process to match with a national organization. Each fraternity or sorority would submit a complete list of officers, advisors, and members with current and permanent addresses and phone numbers. Each organization would be given a choice to remain a temporary new local under all new guidelines or begin the process of becoming a national fraternity or sorority. In either case, each fraternity or sorority must begin abiding by the policies outlined in this document and any other policies developed by the newly formed Greek Council. No new local fraternities or sororities will be allowed at John Carroll University.
Any groups choosing to remain local are no longer able to accept new members.
During the Fall of 2000 only, no new members will be allowed into any Greek organization. Hence, there will be no Fall pledging for upperclass students. Groups going through the process to become national may continue the pledge process. E. When the Greek Task Force completes its task, a smaller group of administrators, faculty and students will continue to meet in order to set criteria to begin the matching process of local to national groups. These standards will be used to determine if a national Fraternity or Sorority will be allowed to solicit for membership on our campus.