Interested in joining an IFC fraternity? Come to Husky Village to meet all the chapters in the interfraternity council. 

Representatives from all four CFSD governing councils will be at the Hartford Times Building from 12pm-2pm to share information about joining fraternities and sororities with interested students. 

Interested in joining an IFC fraternity? Come to MCHU to meet the chapters in the Interfraternity Council. 

This event is presentation/tabling fair for the Intercultural Greek Council. It is for those potentially interested in joining and wanting to get to know the chapters. Come and get to know them!

Join NPHC to learn about all the organizations in the council and hang out with them for Game Night. 

College panhellenic council open meeting. 

CFSD coach will reach out to the chapter president to schedule this meeting. To find your CFSD coach, visit: Meet Our Team

• • Navy-status: president, risk manager, intake coordinator/new member educator, recruitment officer, EOE chair (if applicable), and scholarship chair (if below GPA requirements for previous semester)
  • Grey-status: president, risk manager, EOE chair (if applicable), and scholarship chair (if below GPA requirements for previous semester)

General body meeting for the intercultural greek council. 

FAMILY WEEKEND! 

CFSD invites families of fraternity and sorority members to an informational session and a meet and greet with CFSD chapter coaches/council advisors. 

The Chapter Information Update report must include:

• Calendar.docx
• Certificate of Insurance
• National Risk Management & Crisis Management Policy
• Scholastic Success Plan.pdf (only required for chapters that did not meet grey-status GPA requirements the semester prior)
• Chapter Officer & Advisor Contact Information
• Housing Information

Attendance Requirement: fraternity & sorority chapter presidents.

CPH, IFC, IGC & NPHC council leadership are strongly encouraged to attend.

We will be selling ice cream to raise money for EGPAF.

Come and learn about the implications and liability of contracts and agreements as it relates to fraternity/sorority events and operations.

Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. (ΙΦΘ) was founded on September 19, 1963 at Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland.

Join us for the first community day of the year! We will be tie-dying “Huskies Go Greek” shirts.

As part of National Hazing Prevention Week (NHPW) programming, we will be hosting a virtual roundtable for advisors with CFSD. We will be going over who we are, how to create touchpoints with undergrads to identify hazing, and how to work with the campus if identified .Attendees will be open to both campus and non-campus advisors.

Phi Sigma Rho (ΦΣΡ) was founded on September 24, 1984 at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. 

As part of our National Hazing Prevention Week (NHPW) programming, we are bringing Carol King as a speaker to help discuss the topic. She will be presenting on strategies and open a conversation on how to address hazing through anecdotes and stories.

Required for second-year fraternity and sorority members.

College panhellenic council open meeting. 

The sisters of Kappa Phi Lambda, Sorority Inc. will be hosting an online philanthropy fundraiser to raise money for our national philanthropy, C.A.R.E. Individuals can donate money to to reach fundraising benchmarks, and each time a benchmark is met, the sisters will complete the corresponding dare.

As part of National Hazing Prevention Week (NHPW) programming, we will be hosting a virtual roundtable for parents with CFSD. We will be going over what our roles are when hazing is reported, how to potentially identify hazing, and how to connect with us.

General body meeting for the intercultural greek council. 

CFSD Chapter Coach will reach out to the chapter president to schedule meeting. To find your CFSD Chapter Coach, visit: Meet Our Team

Come watch NPHC and IGC step, stroll and salute. 

This varies by member year- please be sure to communicate with each member their respective assignment. For more information- please visit: Continuing Education – Hazing Prevention

• Second-Year Members- National Hazing Prevention Week Speaker attendance on September 24
• Third-Year Members– SOLID’s Hazing, Harming, and Harassment Workshop
• Fourth-Year Members– “Leaving a Legacy” Hazing Reduction Workshop + Form

All initiated members of the Fraternity and Sorority community must complete an anti-hazing agreement each year.