Although the main recruitment events are in the fall, some sororities continue to recruit new members informally throughout the year. The fraternities provide unique opportunities for their members in the areas of academics, career networking, service learning, housing, and social life. Members are selected throughout the year during formal and informal recruitment periods. Some Greek organizations are registered as student groups. Predominantly Jewish Greek fraternity Alpha Epsilon Pi Honor societies Many scholastic single-discipline honor societies exist within specific academic departments, colleges and schools.
Information is available at individual locations.
Golden Key, a national honor society founded in 1977, sends a membership application to all juniors and seniors with 3.6 GPA or above. Members offer a free tutoring service for campus students. Mortar Board is a national honor society for seniors founded in 1918. Order of Omega, founded in 1959, is a national leadership honor society for juniors and seniors in fraternities and sororities. Applications may be obtained through the chapter scholarship chair at the beginning of each semester.