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As is reflective of the University population, the fraternity/sorority community is comprised of individuals representing a variety of heritages, backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives as well as of individual organizations with unique histories and missions. As our campus becomes more diverse, it is essential that the Fraternity/Sorority community honors and maintains an inclusive atmosphere. Chapters are encouraged to partner across councils to host events together that allow members to get to know members in other councils/chapters so that all community members better understand the unique array of chapters at Oregon State University.
Chapters are required to:
Oregon State University will provide the following support:
1. Offer access to ongoing diversity education and programming through the efforts of Diversity & Cultural Engagement, the Office of Institutional Diversity, University Housing & Dining Services, Equal Opportunity & Access, Community Engagement & Leadership, and other service areas.
2. Assistance with the development of diversity and inclusion programming through partnership with Diversity & Cultural Engagement.
How do I schedule workshops?
Diversity and Inclusion requirements can be met by attending programs on campus and/or hosting a workshop.
The Association for Fraternal Leadership and Values has compiled many resources, found here, on how you and your fellow chapter members can learn more about anti-racism and take action.
We encourage you you share this resource widely with your chapter.