IFC PNM Booklet Chapters & Councils Interfraternity Council:īen Gilleland, Vice President of OperationsĬarter Campbell, Vice President of Programming Potential New Member (PNM) Information Booklet:

Interfraternity Council Fraternity Recruitment will take place September 12 through September 23.

Panhellenic Association Sorority Recruitment will take place September 16 through September 18. Our National Pan-Hellenic Conference chapters (NPHC) will hold their intake processes at various points of the academic year.įraternity & Sorority Recruitment Information Both IFC & PHA participate in Continuous Open Bidding (COB) which takes place outside of formal recruitment. Our Interfraternity Council (IFC) and Panhellenic Association (PHA) typically hold a formal recruitment period in the fall and an informal recruitment period in the spring. Recruitment/Intake activities will vary based upon council and the time of year. Joining a Fraternity or Sorority at Capital is an opportunity available to all students.

Philanthropy Involvement/Initiatives: Girls on the Run, RAINN, Ronald McDonald House of Greater Columbus, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, A Voteless People is a Hopeless People, Alexandria Leigh Goodwin Angel Foundation.

All-Undergraduate Grade Point Average: 3.24.

Size of Community: 17% of Capital’s Undergraduate Student Population.

Through our collective efforts, we hope to create an inclusive & open community, challenge the boundaries of what is possible, and authentically contribute to our shared success. The foundation of our community is academic success, community engagement, philanthropy & service, and a shared sense of siblinghood. As an office, we strive to provide an inclusive environment for growth and development through extra and co-curricular learning experiences, both on campus and in the community, for all students.įraternity & Sorority strives to offer a values-based experience that will allow community members to develop into agents of change in their present and future communities. Our community consists of a multitude of student leaders who share their experiences, perspectives, and passions from every aspect of the CapFamįraternity and Sorority Life is a functional area of the Office of Student and Community Engagement. Each of these organizations offers a transformative and enriching experience for their members.

Our community is comprised of 12 organizations within the Interfraternity Council, National Pan-Hellenic Council, and Panhellenic Association. Thank you for your interest in Fraternity & Sorority Life at Capital University.

Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching.Capital High Impact Project (CHIP) Grant.Trinity Lutheran Seminary at Capital University.

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