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Hastings College

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Greek Life


2009-2010 Inter-Greek Council

 

Greek Life at Hastings College

The Hastings College Greek community is dedicated to future leaders by providing a wealth of leadership opportunities within the Greek system. Greek life at Hastings College range from social issues to academia, business to philanthropy, the leaders of today are gaining their leadership edge from their fraternal experiences offered at Hastings College. Greek membership is one of the most outstanding means of discovering new friendship and refining leadership potential at Hastings College. All of Hastings Colleges Greek organizations are local only and have no national affiliation and are under the direct supervision of the Office of Student Leadership Development.


Inter-Greek Council Officers

Co-President: Sara Kluver

Co-President: Craig Carle

Secretary: Jamie Volz

Treasurer: Cassidy Pitkin

Mission of the IGC: The Inter-Greek Council is the governing board that’s main mission is to build an inclusive Greek community and enhance the collegiate experience by developing opportunities for leadership, academic success, and civic engagement through Greek Life. 

Sororities (click on name to visit page)   

 

Alpha Phi Sigma
Alpha Delta Alpha
Alpha Omega
Chi Omega Psi

Fraternities (click on name to visit page)
Beta Chi
Eta Phi Lambda
Psi Theta Epsilon
Tau Beta Alpha

 

 
How to Join a Fraternity or Sorority

Fraternities and sororities select their members through a recruitment process, sometimes referred to as RUSH. During the third week of classes, each fraternity and sorority will have a booth in Hazlerigg Student Union to inform students about their organization and information on how to pledge. You can also contact Craig Carle or Sara Kluver for more information.

 

Hastings College and Inter-Greek Council policies mandate that the recruitment process be alcohol-free and students attend the anti-hazing workshop.

 

Greek Glossary 

Active - A fully initiated member of a Greek organization
Bid - A formal invitation to join a Greek organization
Chapter - The collegiate group of a Greek organization
Fraternity - A men's Greek organization
Inter-Greek Council (IGC) - The governing body of the fraternities and sororities, composed of elected officers/representatives
New Member/Associate - A member of a Greek organization who is learning about the chapter and working toward becoming an active member
Rushee - A guest of Greek organizations who is interested in joining or learning about the Greek system
Sorority - A women's Greek organization