Being recognized as a fraternity or sorority at UConn is a privilege and the university provides organizations with access to a variety of resources and opportunities. Through the Expectations of Excellence initiative, organizations will unlock benefits and privileges for meeting and exceeding expectations. Organizations cannot have two (2) Red-statuses in three (3) consecutive semesters, otherwise they risk their organizational status.
Benefits and Privileges
| NAVY | GREY | RED | |
| Registered as a student organization | X | X | X |
| Access to meeting/event space | X | X | X |
| Eligible to request intake/new member education | X | X | X |
| Homecoming Participation (based on spring status) | X | X | |
| Greek Picnic Participation (based on fall status) | X | X | |
| Eligible to Reserve CFSD Equipment & Request Equipment Purchases | X | X | |
| Eligible to Apply for Arête Awards* | X | X | |
| Highlighted in CFSD Display Case | X | ||
| Eligible for Fraternity/Sorority of the Year at Arête Awards | X | ||
| Recognition at Arête Awards | X | ||
| Fraternity and Sorority Expo Placement Preference | X | ||
| Highlighted on TVs in the Student Union | X | ||
Chapter Incentive of Choice:
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X |
*A chapter with Red-Status in either the Spring or Fall of the same calendar year is ineligible to apply for or receive any Arête Awards.
If a vacancy in Husky Village occurs, the chapter’s EOE status from the current and previous academic year will be considered. A chapter with a space in Husky Village that fails to meet the minimum expectations of EOE for multiple semesters may not have its housing contract renewed.