Greek Facts THINK GREEK National Statistics:

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Is Greek Life right for me? Temple University Russell Conwell Center.
Advertisements

Advisor Training Workshop February 2, VU Fraternity & Sorority Standards Purpose Purpose Background Background 2006 Pilot: 14 chapters met 27 of.
Higher Education Conference. Engaging Faculty in Retention Issues Part II Presidential Summit on Retention The Need and Scope February 20, 2007 Dr. Richard.
FarmHouse Fraternity University of idaho Strategic Plan of Action 2001.
Enrollment Management and Student Affairs at Portland State University Enrollment Management and Student Affairs is a student-centered organization, dedicated.
Delta Sigma Phi Theta Lambda Chapter. Three Principles: Culture Harmony Friendship.
FIND YOUR PLACE & MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Our Four Pillars Scholarship Leadership Service Friendship OUR PROMISE I.Involvement outside of the classroom will.
Home Away from Home: Greek Life Orientation 2013.
Phi Chi Theta Beta Chi Spring Rush 2004 What is Phi Chi Theta’s Purpose?  To Promote the cause of higher business education and training for all individuals.
Who we are as a Fraternity Professional Business Fraternity - One of the Largest World Wide Presence –Members in over 45 countries 300+ Chapters, 230,000+
Theta Phi Alpha University of Nebraska-Lincoln Mu Chapter.
Larry Wiese, Kappa Alpha Order Wynn Smiley, Alpha Tau Omega Brent Paterson, Illinois State University BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS AT THE SENIOR LEVEL THROUGH.
UCSD REACH Recognition for Excellence and ACHievement 2013.
Multicultural Greek Council Information for Greek Community Ambassadors Alex Young (Delta Lambda Phi), Council President.
Cornell SCAVMA Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association
APRIL 23, 2010 INTRODUCTIONS Fraternity and Sorority Life President’s Dinner.
Leaders in Pharmacy 1. Lexie Turner, PharmD. Grand Vice President for Collegiate Affairs Phi Delta Chi.
159 Years of Greek History and Pride Greek Life RPI.
BREAK. DISCUSSION: In what ways can life-space and academic planning support community life at UC?
Fraternity Recruitment  Group of individuals who share similar interests  Bonded together by common goals and aspirations created through rituals.
 a group of women of similar interests bonded together by common goals and aspirations  created through rituals which are based on common principles.
[Chapter Name] Presented by [Adviser Name] [Date].
© 2008, Phi Chi Medical Fraternity PHI CHI Professional Medical Fraternity.
STATE OF THE FRATERNITY. To champion a lifelong commitment to brotherhood, learning, ethical leadership, and exemplary character. Phi Kappa Tau, by admitting.
Serving Your Transfers Outside of a Specialized Orientation Ashlea Coulter, Melissa McGuire, Coordinator Assistance Vice President of Student Affairs.
Greek Life at Baylor University
First Co-ed Latino Fraternity in the Nation Founded in 1985.
Jacksonville State University Panhellenic Council Meredith Harvey.
What is CAMPUS? Prepared by: Mr. Christopher D. Clarke CAMPUS Program Manager Loudoun County Public Schools.
Beta Alpha Psi Gamma Lambda Chapter Fall Interest Meeting
This Webinar is brought to you by the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Programs and Office of Orientation & Student Transitions Partnering with Your Student.
Greek Excellence Program 2008 Tau Kappa Epsilon. Academic Success We have increased our chapter GPA to 2.3. Our Chapter intends to keep improving our.
N ational A sian G reek C ouncil
Involvement Information Session Center for Leadership & Involvement
2012 IFCIFC. What is the Interfraternity Council ? The Interfraternity Council ( IFC ) is the governing body for members of IFC Chapters. IFC Executive.
Phi Lambda Sigma The National Pharmacy Leadership Society.
Section I Responsibility to Self Click Once. Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity offers its brothers an opportunity for learning and living that provides for the.
Mission: The 1872 Society will exist to recognize fraternities and sororities and their members who actively live out the ideals of fraternities and sororities.
Alina Popova TAL (from the Latin words frater and soror, meaning "brother" and "sister" respectively) are fraternal socia organizations for undergraduate.
Key information from TCU’s assessment of Men’s rush.
AN INTRODUCTION TO OUR GREEK COMMUNITY. The Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life Our mission is to enhance the collegiate experience for the members of.
Informational Meeting GREEK NAME Chapter at INSTITUTION NAME Informational Meeting GREEK NAME Chapter at INSTITUTION NAME Kappa Delta Pi.
Student Staff Online Training Module: LEADERSHIP Content Created by: Victor Ramirez and David Klawitter.
MIT Sororities How to Help Your Daughter. What is the Panhellenic Association?  Governing body over MIT’s six sororities  The largest women’s organization.
BETA ALPHA PSI  NATIONAL ACCOUNTING HONORARY DELTA EPSILON CHAPTER WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY HANDBOOK Fall 2011.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program Presented to Ms. Rosetta Wilson December 10, 2006.
DIVINE NINEDIVINE NINE. DIVINE NINEDIVINE NINE WHAT IS DIVINE NINE? The National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc. (NPHC) is an umbrella organization for nine.
Ivy Tech Community College Student Life Ivy Tech Community College Student Life June 29, 2011.
Phi Lambda Sigma The National Pharmacy Leadership Society.
Phone: Delta Sigma Pi is for Life How to Stay Involved After Graduation.
Fraternity and Sorority Life McDaniel College Board of Trustees Fall 2012 Retreat October 20, 2012.
Kappa Alpha Society-1825 at Union College by John Hart Hunter Development of the Union Triad: Kappa Alpha Society (1825), Sigma Phi Society (1827) & Delta.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter Beautillion Program Presented to Mr. Michael Burrell Koons Toyota/Scion Annapolis, Maryland February,
Resident Adviser Information Sessions Office of Housing and Residential Education.
Phi Theta Kappa & Benefits of Southwestern College.
Lesson 2 Greek Life Objectives To explain the Greek heritage and terminology used on campus and have new members understand the Greek system and Phi Sigma.
What is CAMPUS? Prepared by: Mr. Christopher D. Clarke CAMPUS Program Manager Loudoun County Public Schools
Only about 10% of the nation's institutions of higher learning have Phi Beta Kappa chapters. And only about 10% of the arts and sciences graduates of.
Spring 2015 UNT IFC Formal Recruitment. 14 Fraternities Academics Brotherhood Leadership Community Involvement Overview.
Best Practices for Supporting Student Organization Advisors Patrick Connelly, Smith College Judith Rowles, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Adam.
This Webinar is brought to you by the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Programs and Office of Orientation & Student Transitions Partnering with Your Student.
Fraternity Life At The Capstone Fraternity Life At The Capstone.
Fraternity/Sorority Life at UCM
Cal Poly Pomona Greek Life
Omicron Delta Kappa.
Greek Leadership Summit 2013
Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda, Inc
Sororities & Fraternities
Lesson 2 Greek Life Objectives
Panhellenic Sorority Recruitment 101
Presentation transcript:

Greek Facts THINK GREEK National Statistics: 48% of all US Presidents have been Greek Many Lawyers, Teachers, and Doctors are Greek 42% of US Senators are Greek Many Actors and Actresses are Greek 40%of all US Supreme Court Justices have been Greek 30% of Fortune 500 Executives are Greek Many Musicians and Artists are Greek And Greeks only make up 3% of the US population WHAT ARE THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUR STUDENT? www.nicindy.com THINK GREEK

What is a fraternity or sorority? Greek Life Basics Fraternity and sorority life started in the early 1800’s Organizations grounded by common values Participating in Greek Life can enrich the college experience Our Mission As members of fraternities and sororities at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, we are committed to ensuring our success as students and invested partners in our organizations through celebrating friendship, leadership, scholarship, service, and social advancement while appreciating the diversity of our member organizations. THINK GREEK

Historical Context THINK GREEK Since 1872, 114 organizations have been a part of our Greek Community and campus at some point. 90 of these organizations are still in existence. 1st Fraternity: Delta Tau Delta, 1872 1st Sororities: Kappa Alpha Theta & Pi Beta Phi, 1895 1st historically African American Fraternity: Kappa Alpha Psi, 1913 1st historically African American Sorority: Alpha Kappa Alpha, 1914 1st Latin Co-Ed Fraternity Greek-letter organization: Alpha Psi Lambda, 1986 1st historically Asian-American Fraternity: Lambda Phi Epsilon, 1997 1st historically Asian-American Sorority: Alpha Kappa Delta Phi, 2001 THINK GREEK

Greek Values THINK GREEK The common thread that tie Greek-letter organizations together: Friendship Leadership Scholarship Service Social Advancement Diversity THINK GREEK

Friendship THINK GREEK Friendship To create an eternal bond of loyalty, camaraderie, and respect based on the pride and unity that encompasses our community Sisterhood/Brotherhood Makes the campus smaller Learn from one another Fraternities and sororities are unique because of inter-generational ties. “Once initiated… you’re a lifetime member.” THINK GREEK

Leadership THINK GREEK To develop the skills and talents for our members to impact our campus, community, state, country and world as undergraduate members and as graduate and alumni members. Potentially successful leadership development program for college students Opportunities in chapters, campus, & community Involved in diverse range of campus activities including honor societies, residence halls, athletics, government, service organizations, and other clubs Member development programs typically include leadership training opportunities 42 of this year’s Senior 100 Honorary are Greek THINK GREEK

Scholarship THINK GREEK To encourage and provide the resources for our members to succeed academically through continuous learning, moral development, and scholastic recognition. Greek GPA is consistently higher than the All undergraduate GPA: www.odos.uiuc.edu/greek Scholarship and incentive programs for members 35% of Greeks were on the Dean’s List in Fall 2003 THINK GREEK

Service To enrich the lives of our members through meaningful involvement in service and philanthropic events. Thousands of dollars raised and countless service hours donated this past year to local and national agencies Bowl for Kids Sake Relay for Life Up ‘Til Dawn Each organization has specific service and/or philanthropic agencies they support THINK GREEK

Social Advancement THINK GREEK To formulate meaningful friendships through a wide range of activities that bring together our members and develop personal and professional skills. Building social skills Etiquette seminars, professional and career development Social events Formals, parties, exchanges, we have it but it is regulated THINK GREEK

Diversity To create an opportunity for people of different backgrounds, cultures and interests to come together and celebrate the common experiences that we have as fraternity and sorority members while appreciating our individual differences. Four councils represent diverse fraternity/sorority experiences; chapter diversity. Programs with campus organizations Opportunity to come together with different views and perspectives but share common values and experiences THINK GREEK

Illinois Greeks THINK GREEK 6000 Greek Students at Illinois 22% of the Undergraduate population 90 chapters (32 sororities & 58 fraternities) 63 Chapter Houses- Certified Housing by University 22% of the chapters are culturally-based Types of Social Chapters: Cultural, Professional, and Religious Average Fraternity size: 70 (3-140 members) Average Sorority size: 98 (2-170 members) THINK GREEK

Governing Councils THINK GREEK Black Greek Council 7 fraternities and 4 sororities Interfraternity Council 47 fraternities Panhellenic Council 22 sororities United Greek Council 6 fraternities and 5 sororities THINK GREEK

2004 Black Greek Council Intake BGC is composed of 7 fraternities and 4 sororities Most candidates have a 2.5 minimum GPA and Sophomore Standing Chapters host informationals Membership Intake differs among organizations www.uiuc.edu/ro/bgc THINK GREEK

2004 Interfraternity Recruitment For more information visit www.illinigreeks.com Recruitment takes place at the beginning of each semester (1 ½ months) Recruitment Events are listed in the Daily Illini and on website (No Fee) Monetary Scholarship Applications are available over summer and fall THINK GREEK

2004 Interfraternity Recruitment Chapter Informal Year-Round Process Each organization hosts various events Can receive multiple bids (invitation for membership) Rush, Recruitment and Joining - what’s the difference? THINK GREEK

2004 Panhellenic Recruitment Mutual selection process (“preferencing”) Visit 20 chapters to meet the members 4 stages, visit fewer and fewer chapters Formal process 2nd & 3rd weekends of Fall semester Orientation September 2nd September 3rd – 5th September 10th – 12th Register online: www.illinigreeks.com/phc before your student arrives in the Fall ($40) THINK GREEK

United Greek Council THINK GREEK UGC is composed of 6 fraternities and 5 sororities Membership Intake/Recruitment process varies by organization Chapters host informationals and events Get to know people in the organizations THINK GREEK

To Learn More about Greek Life Visit Greek Affairs and Council Websites Read Summer “Go Greek” materials Greek CD-Rom in residence hall rooms Quad Day: Tuesday, August 24th Attend Scheduled Events THINK GREEK

Financial Information for Housed Groups Average Costs per semester for IFC and Panhellenic Chapters (2003-04) 1st Semester Fee (1x fee) $ 550 Living In-House $3076 Living Out-of-House $ 407 Proposed 2004-05 Residence Halls per semester= $3,208 (double room with 14 meals) THINK GREEK

The Role of the Fraternity and Sorority Community today Overall Greek GPA above campus GPA Provides forums for education on various life issues; strong component of the co-curriculum on our campus Philanthropic and service continue as primary focal points of organizations Provides an option for housing with close proximity to campus Contribute to the campus through participation in campus life Can impact allegiance to host institution and impact retention Foster opportunities for people with similar values to engage in friendships that can transcend generations THINK GREEK

Greek Affairs Website: www.odos.uiuc.edu/greek Grades Philanthropy Money Raised Service Hours Health Advocates Policy on Hazing Parent’s Brochure Award Winning Chapters Greek Housing THINK GREEK