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Programs
The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life offers a range of programs designed to foster leadership, education, service, and personal growth within our Greek community. These initiatives also strengthen connections with the broader campus and local communities in Statesboro and Savannah.
For the Community
- Trick-or-Treat on Greek Street: Our annual family-friendly Halloween event invites the Statesboro community to campus for candy, games, and safe trick-or-treating with our Greek organizations.
- Join members of the Greek community for the annual Trick or Treat on Greek Street event. Members of the many Greek chapters on row will have their houses decorated and filled with candy, games, and family fun. Everyone is invited to come and trick or treat and enjoy fun events with us!
For the Councils
- Council Executive Board Retreat: This retreat offers tailored leadership development, strategic planning, and team-building opportunities for the executive board members of each Greek council.
Get Involved
Fraternity and Sorority Ambassadors: Ambassadors serve as peer leaders who represent the Greek community and assist with events, recruitment, and outreach. It鈥檚 a great opportunity to build leadership skills and give back to the community.
For the Chapters
- Hazing Prevention & Education: A year-round effort to educate students and prevent hazing through awareness campaigns, resources, and mandatory training.
- National Hazing Prevention Week: A campus-wide initiative held each fall to reinforce our commitment to a safe and positive Greek experience.
- Fraternity & Sorority Life Excellence Awards: An annual recognition event that honors chapters, councils, and individuals who demonstrate excellence in leadership, scholarship, service, and brotherhood/sisterhood.
- New Member Institutes: These workshops support the transition of new members into Greek Life by covering key topics such as leadership, values, and campus involvement.
- Presidents Retreat: A leadership and strategy workshop specifically designed for chapter presidents to enhance their skills and promote effective chapter management.
Lead & Serve
Fraternity and Sorority Life programs are designed to empower students, strengthen chapter leadership, and connect the Greek community with the Georgia Southern campus and beyond.
Recruitment
Please select the recruitment option for your Campus. Any recruitment to an organization not affiliated with your gender or primary campus will be invalidated.
For any additional questions, contact us at the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life.In order to join a fraternity or sorority at 糖心Vlog, individuals must meet one of the following requirements:
- Incoming freshmen must have a 2.75 or higher high school GPA, as calculated by the 糖心Vlog Office of Admissions. This GPA is based on the Required High School Curriculum. This is NOT the final high school GPA listed on your transcript or your HOPE GPA. Before registering for any recruitment process, we encourage you to check your GPA using your online Admissions Status Check Page.
- Current students with an established GPA may register for a recruitment process during their undergraduate collegiate career with a Georgia Southern overall GPA of 2.50 or higher based on at least 12 or more credits. Transfer students with an overall GPA of 2.5 or higher based on at least 12 or more credits may also register for a recruitment process.
As you鈥檙e looking at your membership options, please keep in mind that some chapters may have a higher GPA requirement for membership. This requirement applies to both the Statesboro and Armstrong. Below are some additional pieces of information regarding eligibility:
- East Georgia and Transient students ARE NOT eligible to join fraternities.
- Students enrolled in the Georgia Tech program at Georgia Southern ARE eligible to join fraternities.
- Grade requirements and hours are verified through the University.
- Organizations can recruit members each semester, skip semesters, or participate once every other year. It is the decision of the individual fraternity or sorority when to accept members.
- Dual-enrollment students are NOT eligible to join fraternities or sororities
- An eligible student can ONLY join chapters based on their primary campus.
- Currently enrolled Georgia Southern students can only join chapters on their designated primary campus. For example, if a student鈥檚 primary campus is Georgia Southern 鈥� Armstrong Campus, they are only eligible to join one of the established organizations on that campus. They are not eligible to join one of the organizations established at the Statesboro campus.This will be based on the primary campus identified by the student at the time of admission.
- More Information on the Panhellenic Association (PHA).
- Register here for Fraternity Recruitment
- More Information on the Interfraternity Council (IFC).
- Learn more about the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) or Multicultural Greek-lettered Organization and their membership intake process.
- Register here for Sorority Recruitment
- More Information on the College Panhellenic (CPH) organization.
- Learn more about the National Pan-Hellenic Council Chapters (NPHC) or Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) and their membership intake process.
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