The entire Greek System is overseen and guided by Greek Advisor, Nathan Thomas. Bradley Greeks also utilize other campus faculty members and resources such as the Lewis J. Berger Center for Leadership, the Cullom-Davis Library and Bradley's Smith Career Center. Opportunities for leadership and development of interpersonal skills abound in the sorority setting. Young women have the chance to test themselves in the supportive atmosphere of an accepting group as they learn new skills and practice them before facing the challenges they will encounter after graduation. These skills will enrich their total life experiences and prepare them for leadership and fulfilling relationships as adults.
Some fees are one-time fees that are required only during the first year of membership.
An average cost for membership is often included in the sorority membership recruitment brochure. The campus Panhellenic office also will provide this information upon request. During formal recruitment each chapter should furnish a detailed statement of member financial obligations. My Daughter Will Make Friends in her Residence Hall and Classes. Membership in a sorority is a living and learning experience for women with shared values and objectives.