Fraternity| Sorority Life - The University of Texas at San Antonio 2021-2022 - UTSA
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2021-2022 Fraternity| Sorority Life The University of Texas at San Antonio FSLife@utsa.edu Twitter/Instagram: @UTSAFSLIFE
Welcome! The UTSA Fraternity|Sorority Community welcomes you to the University of Texas at San Antonio. Our Community is made up of 30+ chapters and over 1,000 students who have created a home away from home for themselves here on campus. Although each chapter is unique in origin, history, membership and rituals, every fraternity and sorority holds firmly to common values of unity, excellence, involvement and self-development. We invite you to look into all of the unique experiences and opportunities that our community has to offer. The core values of our community are Leadership, Scholarship, involvement, Service and Social Development. The UTSA Fraternity|Sorority community represents an outstanding group of students who achieve their dreams and succeed on a daily basis. Membership in the community also comes with unparalleled opportunities for involvement and leadership; whether it be positions within a chapter, opportunities in governing councils, students are put on the fast track to a multitude of opportunities that can enhance their college experience and develop them into strong leaders. Additionally, the personal enrichment that accompanies the brotherhood or sisterhood of a Fraternity or Sorority proves to be the most everlasting friendships that last far beyond the four years in college. In this brochure we will introduce to our governing councils and the chapters in each council!
Interfraternity Council
If you are up for a fun and interesting rollercoaster ride of life long
memories, leadership experience, and brotherhood, then Fraternity
membership is the place for you.
The fraternities in IFC at UTSA offer a home to just about any man
at our University. Fraternity membership places emphasis on
leadership, service, academics, and social interaction with fellow
students.
Men interested in joining an IFC fraternity should meet as many
fraternity members during both the fall and spring semesters to
learn about the various activities sponsored by each chapter. IFC
will host a formal rush period each semester; signups can be found
on RowdyLink! The more members a student meets, the more
options are likely to be available to them.
For more information please reach out to us on RowdyLink!
Or follow us on Instagram or Twitter: UTSAIFC
Meet our chapters
Alpha Epsilon Pi Phi Gamma Delta(FIJI)
Alpha Sigma Phi Pi Kappa Phi
Alpha Tau Omega Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kappa Sigma Sigma Chi
Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Pi
Phi Delta Theta Tau Kappa EpsilonMulticultural Greek Council
The Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)was established to create
and maintain high standards in the life of culturally-based
Fraternities and Sororities by addressing, managing, and creating
strategic programming; to unify organizations involved in MGC; and
to have a positive relationship between MGC, other
fraternity/sorority councils, the university student body and
administration, thus improving campus life.
MGC does not hold structured/formal recruitment events together.
Each organization conducts recruitment or membership intake on
their own. Those interested in joining a MGC organization should
contact the president of the individual organization. Each semester
MGC will host a Showcase, where you can get to know the
individual chapters!
For more information please reach out to us on RowdyLink!
Or follow us on Instagram or Twitter: UTSAMGC
Meet our chapters
Sororities: Fraternities:
Alpha Sigma Rho Gamma Beta
Delta Xi Nu Omega Delta Phi
Kappa Delta Chi Sigma Lambda Beta
Sigma Lambda Alpha
Sigma Lambda Gamma
Pi Lambda ChiNational Pan-Hellenic Council
The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) is a composed of
historically African American Greek-lettered fraternities and
sororities. The nine NPHC organizations are sometimes collectively
referred to as the "Divine Nine".
NPHC fraternities and sororities recruit throughout the year and
membership requirements and programs vary by organization. The
process is referred to as "intake" Each group will host an interest
meeting and this will happen in the fall or spring semester where a
student can officially express their interest and receive details
about what is required to attain membership with their group.
At the beginning of each semester, NPHC will sponsor "Meet the
Greeks," a program to inform prospective members about each
individual organization.
For more information please reach out to us on RowdyLink!
Or follow us on Instagram or Twitter: UTSANPHC
Meet our chapters
Sororities: Fraternities:
Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Phi Alpha
Delta Sigma Theta Kappa Alpha Psi
Sigma Gamma Rho Omega Psi Phi
Zeta Phi BetaPanhellenic Council
Join us in this very special and rewarding experience--sorority life.
Our Panhellenic Council (PHC) is comprised of six unique chapters
with members who are the best and brightest student leaders on
campus. You can expect lifetime friendships, leadership
opportunities, and shared experiences-not to mention a worldwide
network of sisterhood during and after your college career!
Women can join a Panhellenic chapter either through the Fall
Primary Recruitment Process (formal recruitment) or through
informal recruitment. During formal recruitment perspective
members will be able to meet all chapters and through a mutual
selection process over the weekend, be given a bid to join! Bid Day
is the following day when women are offered invitations to join one
of these organizations. Informal recruitment occurs on an
individual chapter basis each semester!
For more information please reach out to us on RowdyLink!
Or follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter: UTSAPHC
Meet our chapters
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Gamma Phi Beta
Phi Mu
Zeta Tau Alpha2021-2022 Fraternity| Sorority Life The University of Texas at San Antonio FSLife@utsa.edu Twitter/Instagram: @UTSAFSLIFE
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