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Board of Fraternity Affairs

The board is the campus’ primary advisory body on policy for men’s fraternities, their governance and operations. The board performs a judicial function both as an appellate body and a forum of original jurisdiction for serious conduct problems.

6 student members (Black Greek Council President or designee; Interfraternity Council President or designee; United Greek Council President or designee; three fraternity presidents)
3 faculty/staff members
3 alumni members
2 ex officio members (Dean of Students; Assistant Dean of Students for Greek Affairs)

The board meets every other week. There is no external time commitment; however, board members are occasionally required to attend IFC-related functions.The Board of Fraternity Affairs is appointed on a different cycle and therefore not open for nominations to the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at this time.

Board of Sorority Affairs

The board is the campus’ primary advisory body on policy for women’s fraternities, their governance, and their operations. The board performs a judicial function both as an appellate body and a forum of original jurisdiction for serious conduct problems.

6 student members (Panhellenic Council President/representative; Black Greek Council President/representative; United Greek Council President/representative; 3 chapter presidents)
3 faculty/staff members
3 community/alumnae members
2 ex officio members (Dean of Students or designee; Assistant Dean of Students for Greek Affairs)

The Board meets every 3 weeks for approximately 2 - 2 1/2 hours on each occasion. External time commitment entails participation in major Panhellenic events, task forces, seminars or workshops. The Board of Sorority Affairs is appointed on a different cycle and therefore not open for nominations to the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at this time.