An organization composed of the eight member men's and women's fraternities, all of which are historically black. A charitable project sponsored by an organization. Each group has a national philanthropy and takes part in local service projects. A member who has not been initiated. The number of pledges each social sorority selects through Formal Rush.
Quota is determined by dividing the total number or rushees by the number of social sororities.
A letter recommending a candidate for membership in a group. A man or woman who is participating in informal or formal rush. A rush counselor who is responsible for assisting Panhellenic and Rushees with the formal rush process. A function where members of a service fraternity or sorority perform elaborate synchronized dance steps for competition, ceremony, or fun.