Pi Beta Phi will be selling lemonade to raise money for Read Lead Achieve.

Pi Phi partnership with nautical bowls. Proceeds will go to Read Lead Achieve

Pi Phi is selling lollipops for the Read Lead Achieve!

Fraternity and sorority chapters who achieved grey-status or navy-status during Fall 2023 are invited to attend the Greek Picnic!

Join the Center for Fraternity and Sorority Development for a conversation with Jeniffer Perez-Caraballo on legislation and advocacy work.

Pie a Pi Phi to rase money for Read Lead Achieve!

Participants can make teams of up to 10 people, and the cost per team is $40($4 a person). The sisters of Kappa Alpha Theta will coach the teams and keep them updated on when they will be playing. The prize for the winning team is sweatshirts! This is not only a great way to meet Theta’s, but to learn about Theta’s philanthropy.

This is an annual charity event that Alpha Phi holds every year in support of the Alpha Phi Foundation, which supports Women’s Hearth Health. Teams pay to enter and play in a soccer tournament for bragging rights and an Alpha Phi T-shirt. This year the event will take place outside at Sherman Field.

UNFROZEN®️: Sexual Assault Prevention, Active Bystander Intervention & Kindness and Empathetic Responses to Disclosure from a survivors perspective

This program aims to tell Jamie’s personal and professional story about how sorority made her who she is ( with excellent and challenging chapters along the way) and the ways we all could do better. During her time as a student, she was sexually assaulted. She speaks to the power of creating a culture of care and consent that will help the sorority/ fraternity movement grow and transform. Jamie saw how she and others acted in situations of violence and spaces where we all had the opportunity to work and be change-makers. For years she has wrestled with the feeling of not being able to catch her breath; she knows there is a story to tell here. A story about strength in humans and the development of someone’s brain in traumatic situations: looking back at her account and the stories of many people when they decide not to act or act, many regret not making the right decision. Jamie hopes to teach the audience that fighting or flight in those traumatic situations is typical. However, many do not talk about how many of us FREEZE and that it is also a normal response to trauma. If we can understand that, we can start the process of proper intervention.

Jamie wants to empower audiences to react, advocate, and make decisions to pave the way for a better sorority or fraternity experience in the future- for them and their brothers and sisters. The goal of this program is for attendees to see that there are many small moments in someone’s experience in a sorority/fraternity ( or any organization) to make a difference, change situations for the better, and give them some tools in their toolkit to bring home with them.

• LEARNING OUTCOMES:
  Audiences will learn about sexual assault prevention by listening to a survivor’s story.
• Audiences will take away active bystander intervention strategy UNFROZEN®️.
• Audiences will engage in an interactive program that helps humans learn how to be kind and empathetic during the disclosure of sexual assault.

Every year Kappa Phi Gamma has our philanthropy week known as C.A.R.E week. C.A.R.E stands for Cancer Awareness a Real Effort. This event is to raise money for a charity we have partnered with known as Sunshine Kids.
In this event, we will have contestants participant in a pageant - they will show off their talents, do a fun walk, and more activities!

Sexual health is an important part of our overall health & wellbeing, and Student Health and Wellness (SHaW), is committed to providing you with comprehensive & inclusive sexual health education & services. Whether you’re having sex or abstaining, looking to seek out specific resources, or are just browsing, we hope this fair will provide you with knowledge, resources, and support to make decisions that feel right for you - now and in the future.

Our 2024 fair will feature over 30 UConn and off campus resources related to sexual wellbeing, chances to win over 15 prize baskets full of sexual health swag and pleasure items, and FREE chlamydia & gonorrhea testing for the first 200 students who sign-up!

If you have any questions about our annual Sexual Health & Wellness Fair or require an accommodation to participate, please reach out to Cassy Setzler at cassy@uconn.edu.

*Please note UConn may be taking photos and/or video at the SH&WF for educational or promotional purposes.

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Know Before you Go! Interested in getting tested for STIs at the upcoming Sexual Health & Wellness Fair? Here’s what you need to know before arriving:

• This year, Student Health and Wellness is partnering with the CT Department of Public Health to test 200 students for chlamydia and gonorrhea - for free!
• If you’d like to be tested, arrive early. Fair attendees will be asked if they are interested in getting tested at the main fair check-in and given a number, which will secure their spot in line.
• Tests will be conducted via urine sample, so if you plan on getting tested, be sure to hydrate and do not urinate 1 hour before arriving.
• You will receive instructions after you’re tested about any follow-up, including how to access to results. Any positive tests will be offered FREE treatment at Student Health & Wellness. Eligible partner(s) of students who have positives tests will also be offered FREE treatment without the need to see a medical provider.

If you have any questions about the STI testing portion of the event, please reach out to our Advice Nurse Line at 860-486-4700.

Can’t make the event, but still interested in getting tested for STIs? SHaW offers STI testing throughout the semester at our Hilda May Williams building. Please call 860-486-4700 for more information or to schedule an appointment.

*Please note that in addition to SHaW & DPH testing, Perceptions Programs is generously offering a limited number of spots for students interested in being tested for HIV. Please visit the Perceptions Program table the day of the fair if you’re interested in receiving a rapid HIV test!

Come fellowship with the brothers of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity incorporated on April 18th at 6:30 PM in the Philip E. Austin Building Room 202. Food and other refreshments will be served!

We’ll discuss the benefits of Greek life, what it means to be a man of Iota, and we’ll explore the rich history of the Zeta Theta chapter here at the University of Connecticut. Unleash your potential and discover the Iota in you.

Alpha Kappa Lambda (ΑΚΛ) was founded April 22, 1914 at the University of California Berkley in Berkley, California.

Attendance Requirement: Fraternity & sorority chapter presidents. CPH, IFC, IGC & NPHC council leadership are strongly encouraged to attend.

The Center for Fraternity and Sorority Development invites campus partners to meet fraternity and sorority leaders during the campus partner breakfast.

50% required for Grey-Status and 75% required for Navy-Status

To access the Chapter roster, log into UConntact utilizing your NetID and password. Utilize the menu to locate your organization. Once on your organization site, click on the “Roster” tab and then on “Manage Roster.”

End of Semester Update:

• Review your roster to make sure that all members are included AND all new members are indicated as “Associate Member.” If members are missing, click on the “Invite People” button to invite them and make sure the accept the invitation by the deadline.
• “End Membership” of any associate that was not initiated and any other person that left the chapter.
• Do NOT remove graduating seniors or those not returning the next semester. The end-of-semester roster update is critical to reflect who completed the semester as a member.

Every year, our chapter has the pleasure of hosting a Greek Showcase in efforts to raise money for our chapter philanthropy, Hole in the Wall Gang Camp. Hole in the Wall is a nonprofit all-year round organization that serves children with terminal illnesses, located in Ashford, CT, by providing them “a different kind of healing” as they are able to participate in camp activities that they would not normally be able to partake in, in addition to being provided with proper accommodations and medical supervision. Therefore, to bring awareness and fundraise for this cause, we are hosting our annual Step/Stroll Competition

Pi Beta Phi (ΠΒΦ) was founded on April 28, 1867 at Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois.