IFC Information Session AY Recruitment 20 21 Tulane

IFC Information Session AY Recruitment 20 -21

Tulane Greek Community Interfraternity Council (IFC) – 9 fraternities, average 55 members, 7 have houses Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) – 2 sororities, average 6 members, none have houses National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) – 2 sororities and 1 fraternity, average 7 members, none have houses Panhellenic Council (Panhel) – 9 sororities, average 216 members, 8 have houses Focus areas for this year – alcohol education, diversity & inclusion, sexual violence & hazing prevention, council unity

Tulane Interfraternity Council Academics Average GPA 3. 23 Community Service & Philanthropy Each fraternity supports own national cause with required service hours and fundraising Campus-wide Issues Greeks are 40% of undergrads at Tulane and therefore can influence campus life Leadership Development Officer positions in new member class, training by organization and the university Intramurals Specific Greek league for all sports

Interfraternity Council (IFC) Governing body for the 8 active chapters on Tulane’s campus Executive Board is made up of 8 fraternity men from different chapters President – Harrison Rosen Executive VP – James Cawley VP of Recruitment & Retention – Jack Barrett Director of Admin Services – Bradley Sweeney Director of Community & Philanthropic Engagement – Jacob Chandler Director of Financial Operations – T. J. Collins Director of Health Initiatives – Tom Polites Director of Member Development – Sterling Mhyre

Unrecognized Fraternities The University discourages students from joining an unrecognized fraternity. Unrecognized fraternities are not held to the University or Interfraternity Council standards that govern their behavior. They operate without oversight, training, and education provided by the staff in the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Programs Alpha Epsilon Pi (Old AEPi or 828) Delta Kappa Epsilon (DKE or Deke) Kappa Sigma (KS or Kappa Sig) Pi Kappa Alpha (PKA or Pike) Sigma Alpha Mu (SAM or SAMMY) Sigma Phi Epsilon (SFE or Sig. Ep)

Recruitment Overview Open Recruitment Weeks September 14 – 17 October 12 - 15 November 9 – 12 January 24 - 27 Each organization hosts one alcohol-free event each week All events held 6 – 9 p. m. Locations and details listed in Wave. Sync Bring your Splash. Card and be sure to tap in You must register for and attend at least one event for each fraternity in order to receive a bid in January

Recruitment Overview Final Recruitment Week January 24 – 27 Most fraternities host invitation-only events Do not wait until this point to figure out if you are interested in a given organization Fraternity Houses Tulane fraternity houses are private residences that students live in, be respectful of house rules As private residences, fraternity houses are not open for wandering. Do not walk into a house unless invited by someone at the house Do not bring guests to fraternity houses unless you are invited to do so

Recruitment Tips Fraternities meet guys throughout the fall Tailgates, student organizations, in class, etc. Make an effort! Attending an open recruitment event is a great way to start meeting people but it doesn’t guarantee you a bid Attend multiple events for the chapters you’re most interested in Registration is currently open; visit greek. tulane. edu for all information Registration for recruitment is mandatory!

Recruitment Eligibility To be eligible to join a fraternity at Tulane University, you must: Be a full time, degree seeking Tulane student Have earned at least 12 credit hours with a minimum 2. 5 cumulative grade point average Be in good standing with Tulane University (i. e. not on disciplinary probation) Be registered for recruitment Complete the Potential New Member Education Series These are the minimum standards set by the university. Each fraternity has its own policies regarding membership and many groups have higher requirements

PNM Education Series In addition to the academic and conduct eligibility requirements, any man that’s interested in joining a fraternity must complete/virtually attend the following programs: 1. 2. 3. 4. Sexual Violence Prevention Education Alcohol and Other Drugs Courses Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Training Hazing Prevention Training Dates, times, and registration in Wave. Sync Any questions can be sent to greek@tulane. edu

Registration – Open Now Fraternity & Sorority Programs Website - greek. tulane. edu Registration is $60 until December 6 th Late registration will be open from December 7 th until January 21 st, but you will have to pay a $10 late fee Incompletes, contested grades, etc. must be resolved by January 21 st at 5 pm

Tulane IFC Fraternities Delta Tau Delta (Delt) Kappa Alpha (KA) Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) Phi Kappa Sigma (Phi Kap) Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE)* Sigma Chi Zeta Beta Tau (ZBT) Zeta Psi

Recruitment Chair: Ben Bases Email: bbases@tulane. edu

Recruitment Chair: Will Dailey Email: wdailey@tulane. edu

Recruitment Chair: TJ Swirbalus Email: tswirbalus@tulane. edu

Recruitment Chair: Noah Schneider Email: nschneider@tulane. edu

Recruitment Chair: Reed Sullivan Email: rsullivan@tulane. edu

Recruitment Chair: Aidan Anhalt Email: aanhalt 1@tulane. edu

Recruitment Chairs: Bennet Ford Teddy Reese Emails: Bford 7@tulane. edu treese 4@tulane. edu

Be Safe and Have Fun! Don’t feel pressured to do things you are uncomfortable with Tulane has a strict anti-hazing policy For more information on hazing visit http: //greek. tulane. edu/hazing-prevention If you have ANY questions, email greek@tulane. edu