President, Treasurer, and committee chair make up the leadership positions that each chapter offers to its undergraduate members. Fraternity and sorority members also hold major offices in nearly every student organization on campus including honoraries, student government and departmental clubs. Greek men and women in these highly-visible and established positions take an active role in the decision making processes that help further the university community goals. The Interfraternity Council, in conjunction with the Panhellenic Council hosts leadership workshops and retreats devoted to the development of leadership skills within all members. The Greek system is looking for men and women who want to play an active role on campus.
Involvement is the key to our success.
Service Service is a meaningful part of each chapter's goals. Working together, our fraternities and sororities each year raise thousands of dollars and donate thousands of hours to support many different philanthropies. Performing community service for less fortunate people helps each member build moral character and pride.