Inter Fraternity Council Wright State University is a culturally and socially diverse university and the Inter Fraternity Council follows that direction. By encouraging scholastic achievement, community service, and on-campus involvement, fraternities build tomorrow's leaders while providing students with a more fulfilling experience while at Wright State University. The fraternities recognize the importance of being involved in the community with active participation in such activities as March of Dime, Children's Burn Awareness, and Habitat for Humanity, fraternity men give thousands of volunteer service hours to the Dayton area. The Greek system allows students to meet hundreds of other students that they may not have met through classes alone, and works to build the leadership skills of their members.
Fraternities encourage members to get involved in other campus organizations and activities.
The recruitment process is year round, although a week long recruitment period is sponsored by the Inter Fraternity Council at the beginning of the Fall semester.