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CGC is the governing council for unhoused, academic and special interest organizations. It's membership is currently includes 4 sororities that each have a specific academic focus.
CGC hosts council-wide recruitment events where interested students can learn more about CGC's chapters, meet current members, and get information on the chapter's recruitment events.
CGC chapters hold independent recruitment processes a few times each academic year. The best way to learn about these joining opportunities is to follow CGC and its member chapters on social media.
Recruitment Social - Tuesday, October 3rd
Fall Recruiting Chapters:
IFC is the governing council for traditionally housed fraternities. There are currently 24 IFC fraternities with 19 are housed and 5 offer an un-housed experience.
IFC chapters recruit new members all year round, including the summer. Chapters might contact you directly or you can learn more about chapter's summer recruitment events on their social media. It is up to each individual student if they would like to accept a bid over the summer or wait until Fall Term.
Throughout the rest of the academic year, IFC holds information events where students can learn more about joining. Chapters recruit new members year-round, so interested students are encouraged to reach out to chapters that interest them through social media or by contacting the chapter recruitment chair. Chapter contact information can be found in their chapter profiles.
Free to participate, registration is required.
Wednesday, September 27
Saturday, September 30 – Thursday, October 5
Friday, October 6 at 6pm, MU Quad
Registration is required to participate in IFC Recruitment and it is FREE to sign up! Register using the link below.
MGC is the governing council for multicultural and culturally-based fraternities and sororities. There are currently 1 fraternity and 2 sororities that are members of MGC.
In the fall, MGC hosts an Open House where interested students can learn more about MGC's chapters, meet current members, and get information on the joining process.
MGC chapters accept new members through a process called membership intake. Each chapter will hold interest events throughout the year for prospective members to attend. Its recommended that interested students attend as many council and chapter events as possible to demonstrate interest and to learn more about membership requirements.
Meet & Greet - Monday, October 2nd
Check out each chapter's instagram account for more information on their recruitment events in Fall Term!
Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. - @kdchiosu
Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority, Inc. - @gao_osu
Omega Delta Phi Fraternity, Inc. - @odphiat
The Monarchs - @osu_monarchs
NPHC, or the Divine 9, is the governing council for historically African American fraternities and sororities. There are currently 3 fraternities and 2 sororities that have active undergraduate members at OSU.
In the fall, NPHC hosts "Meet the Greeks" where interested students can learn more about NPHC chapters, meet current members, and get information on the joining process.
NPHC chapters accept new members through a process called membership intake. Each chapter will hold interest events throughout the year for prospective members to attend. Its recommended that interested students attend as many council and chapter events as possible to demonstrate interest and to learn more about membership requirements.
Meet the Greeks - Thursday, October 12
Interested in learning more about NPHC? Contact the CFSL at [email protected]
Panhellenic is the governing council for housed sororities. Oregon State has 11 Panhellenic chapters and all are housed.
Primary Recruitment is THE ONLY opportunity throughout the year to see all PHC chapters. This process uses a mutual selection process – as prospective members are narrowing down the chapter they are visiting, chapters are narrowing down how many women are invited back to their events.
A $65 registration fee is required to participate in Panhellenic recruitment which includes a t-shirt, lunch during Round 1, and a PNM swag bag! Click the link below to register by Sept. 27th at noon!