Want to learn more about the fraternity and sorority community at UConn? Join us for this introductory session on what Greek Life is all about.

Come meet the members of the UConn social fraternity and sorority community. All recognized organizations will have a table during this recruitment fair.

Women who are registered for Panhellenic Sorority Recruitment, are invited to attend one orientation session. Sessions will be provided at 7:00pm and 9:00pm. Advanced registration is REQUIRED.

First Night is the official kick-off event for the Interfraternity Council's Fall 2018 Recruitment season. Interested students should come out to learn more about the general men's fraternities, membership expectations, and meet the brothers.

Come learn more about the culturally-based fraternity and sorority community at UConn.

This event is for any student who is interested in learning more about Greek Life? Culturally-based fraternities and sororities will show case step, stroll, and salute exhibitions and share information about membership.

Monthly meeting of fraternity and sorority leaders.

Come learn more about the historically African-American fraternities and sororities at UConn. Have your questions answered about how you can pursue membership in a Divine Nine organization.

As a member of a national fraternity, Adam found lifelong friends, mentors, and created countless memories. Adam’s brotherhood experience positively impacted the course of his life. In Adam’s keynote, The Last Man Out, Adam shares his story about losing his brotherhood and living alone in his fraternity house after a hazing incident resulted in the closure of their chapter. Adam addresses the value of brotherhood/sisterhood and defines the real costs associated with hazing. By the end of this program, students will understand the power of joining an organization, be able to identify all forms of hazing, and understand clear strategies to address hazing in their organizations.

LEARNING OUTCOMES:
As a result of attending this program, students will learn:

- Specific strategies to address hazing aligned with campus student conduct standards,
- The true value of being in a Greek / Athletic organization,
- Differentiate between rituals and bullying,
- Professional and personal repercussions of hazing,
- How to take ownership of their organization and personal actions.

Project Semicolon is a movement to support those who are struggling with mental illness or suicide. Our goal is to create a community that listens, takes action, and provides hope, love and inspiration.

A semicolon is used when an author could have ended a sentence but chose not to. You are the author and the sentence is your life.

Drop in for temporary tattoos, coloring, conversation, and other activities that support mental health!

Co-sponsored with Lambda Alpha Upsilon Fraternity and the Suicide Prevention Committee

Delta Epsilon Psi Fraternity, Inc. was founded on this day in 1998 at the University of Texas-Austin.