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STUDENT GUIDE The University of Iowa Fraternity and Sorority Life
WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA!
Dear Students and Families,
Fraternal and sororal organizations’ deep connection to a university as well as their inherent influence
creates opportunity for these organizations to drive the conversation and forward progress of university
initiatives and overall civic engagement. Directing this potential toward mutually beneficial outcomes for
both students and the university underscore the charge of
those in leadership of our organizations.
Purpose, passion, siblinghood defines the unique experience of membership in a fraternity or sorority. I
say this because it is important to know and understand the purpose of the organizations for which you
are members. Knowing this, believing this will cause you to hold up the values of your organization, and be
inclined to support your fellow brothers, sisters, and siblings.
Some of you are just starting out your college careers. Some of you nearing the end of your college
experience. Regardless, you all will share a common experience in that you will represent something larger
than yourselves. Therefore, I implore you to attack this experience with passion. Give all that you are able. Volunteer before you are asked. Do
the right thing though it may not be popular. Everything you do has the possibility to impact your organization: good or bad. Passion is about
your ability to see the larger picture and figure out how you fit into that picture. You make the letters; the letters don’t make you. How will you
use your time and talents to amplify the positive impact of your fraternity or sorority? I am excited to see what this will be!
There will be times that your sisters or brothers will make you mad, there will be times that you all cry, there will be times where you laugh and
have fun. The most important thread though all this though is that you do it together. Sisterhood and brotherhood do not happen overnight.
You must work at it. You must be willing to be vulnerable. You must be willing to be open to new experiences and people you would have never
engaged with before. You must be selfless.
My membership in my sorority has brought me lifelong friends and opened career and educational opportunities. I still attend chapter
meetings and volunteer opportunities. I still pay dues and participate in the business of my sorority. My membership and participation in my
sorority is a lifelong commitment. I hope that you all are prepared to commit yourselves to that as well.
Sisterhood or brotherhood is not confined to any physical space or the ability to be in person. It is the embodiment of love, support, and care
that spans time and space.
Sincerely,
ShirDonna Y. Lawrence - Associate Director, Fraternity and Sorority Life Programs
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IOWA FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE: THE OPPORTUNITY TO
The Opportunity
lead.
We all want to leave a legacy in our own way.
We all want to feel the respect of our peers and
the appreciation of our friends. Iowa Fraternity
and Sorority Life offers the opportunity to lead,
THE OPPORTUNITY TO
to influence, and to guide our organizations and
belong.
our community.
We all want friendships that are true, that are
real, that are more than college acquaintances.
THE OPPORTUNITY TO
Iowa Fraternity and Sorority Life presents the
opportunity to belong to something big, something
important, something unforgettable, and
something that will last throughout life.
thrive.
We all want a college experience that is
academically successful, but we also want to build
collegiate memories that are rich with tradition, full
of real relationships, and overflowing with a sense
of personal fulfillment. Iowa Fraternity and Sorority
Life challenges its members to not settle for the
THE OPPORTUNITY TO average college doldrums, but instead to flourish
serve. as a fully engaged student.
THE OPPORTUNITY TO
We all want to contribute to the greater good.
succeed.
We all want to matter. Iowa Fraternity and
Sorority Life provides the opportunity to serve
our campus, our community, and our world in
ways that make a real impact. We all want to graduate, get a job, and have a
successful career, but that’s easier said than
done. Iowa Fraternity and Sorority Life connects
its members to the largest and most successful
support network available to Hawkeye students.
Our alumni are positioned all over the globe and are
committed to helping us succeed as professionals
4 and as members of a productive society. 5
NICKNAME: The Extravagant Epsilon Theta Chapter
ADDRESS: 157 IMU
NATIONAL FOUNDING:January 15, 1908 at Howard University
UI FOUNDING: May 10, 1969
COLORS: Salmon Pink and Apple Green
PHILANTHROPY: HBCU for Life: A Call to Action, Women's Healthcare
and Wellness, Building Your Economic Legacy, The Arts!, Global Impact
WEBSITE: aka1908.com
NOTABLE ALUMNA: Maya Angelou, Toni Morrison, Phylicia Rashad
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.5/4.0
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
NAME: Kamara Shaw
E-MAIL: kamara-shaw@uiowa.edu
Each NPHC Organization was established on the ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC.
tenets of brotherhood/sisterhood/siblinghood, (AKA) NICKNAME: The Uncanny Alpha Theta Chapter
COUNCIL: National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)
high scholarship, leadership and service to others. ADDRESS: 125 N. Madison Street Iowa City, IA 52242
NATIONAL FOUNDING: December 4, 1906
UI FOUNDING: March 11, 1922
COLORS: Old Gold and Black
NOTABLE ALUMNI: Louis B. White, 1st Black Phi Beta Kappa Key
What you need to know Scholar at Iowa in the 20th century, The only Black Soccer player in
the Big 10 Conference in 1927 & 28 James E. Peeples, Longtime civil
NATIONAL PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL
rights activist Ozzie Simmons, One of the first Black All-American
college football players, responsible for the creation of the Floyd of
Rosedale Trophy. Dick Culbertson (circa 1940s), 1st African American
Basketball player in the Big 10 Conference in 1944 on the University
of Iowa team, Clifton R. Jones (circa 1930s), 1st Black student to
Iowa is proud to host two of the "Divine Nine" historically African-American
receive a doctorate in Sociology from the University of Iowa.
fraternities and sororities on campus. Each chapter will individually announce
ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, INC. GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.5
its membership selection/intake process in the Fall semester. CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
(AΦA) NAME: Rome Lowe
NPHC sororities and fraternities present information about their individual chapters E-MAIL: aderimola-lowe@uiowa.edu
for prospective members in their own recruitment format. NPHC organizations
typically do not accept a student for membership until the student has completed
at least 12-24 hours of college credit with a minimum grade point average.
NPHC Orientation
August 24 and 31, 2022
Visit fsl.uiowa.edu for more information.
NPHC hosts NPHC Orientation each semester for students interested in joining the council. This is
a great opportunity for interested students to learn more about what our NPHC chapters offer.
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NICKNAME: aKDPhi, KDPhi
COUNCIL: Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)
ADDRESS: 132 Iowa Memorial Union, Rm 157, Iowa City, IA 52242
The MGC’s purpose is NATIONAL FOUNDING: February 7, 1990
UI FOUNDING: April 2, 2016
to promote multicultural COLORS: Purple and White
awareness and to improve PHILANTHROPY: Breast Cancer Awareness
LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowaakdphi.wixsite.com/universityofiowa
relations among all campus NATIONAL WEBSITE: akdphi.org
NOTABLE ALUMNA: Leslie Charuensab, Avon Lee, Jane Nguyen,
fraternities and sororities. Sarah Thao, Jill Tang, Emily Bui
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.7 (College), 3.3 (High School)
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
alpha KAPPA DELTA PHI NAME: Michelle Tran-Duong
INTERNATIONAL SORORITY, INC. (aK∆Ф) E-MAIL: uuiowa.akdphi.president@gmail.com
NICKNAME: DLP
COUNCIL: Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)
ADDRESS: 125 N Madison St, Iowa City, IA 52242
NATIONAL FOUNDING: October 15, 1986
UI FOUNDING: January 31, 2015
COLORS: Green, Gold, and White
PHILANTHROPY: Trevor Project, Delphi Foundation
LOCAL WEBSITE: dlp.org/gammagamma
NATIONAL WEBSITE: dlp.org
NOTABLE ALUMNI: Todd Gloria (first POC and LGBTQ mayor of
San Diego)
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.5
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
DELTA LAMBDA PHI (∆ΛΦ)
What you need to know Making our presence make a difference.
NAME: Kyle Braeseke
E-MAIL: gammagamma.chapter@dlp.org
MULTICULTURAL GREEK COUNCIL NICKNAME: DFL, DPhiL, Dedicated Female Leaders
COUNCIL: Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)
ADDRESS: 125 N. Madison St. Iowa City, IA 52242
NATIONAL FOUNDING: December 5, 1998
The Multicultural Greek Council is made up of nine chapters who each hold their own UI FOUNDING: November 12, 2012
recruitment events. Make sure to check out the social media accounts of each organization. COLORS: Navy Blue and Silver
PHILANTHROPY: National - Osteoporosis partnering with American
Bone Health, Local - Mental Health Awareness
MGC Orientation LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowadeltaphilambda.com/
August 22 and September 1, 2022 GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.7
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
Visit fsl.uiowa.edu for more information. NAME: Summer Choi
E-MAIL: huiseo-choi@uiowa.edu
MGC hosts MGC Orientation each semester for students interested in joining the council. This is a DELTA PHI LAMBDA SORORITY, INC.
8 great opportunity for interested students to learn more about what our MGC chapters offer. (∆ΦΛ)
mgc chapters 9
NICKNAME: Rising Rhos NICKNAME: Pi Chapter
COUNCIL: Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) COUNCIL: Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)
ADDRESS: 125 N. Madison Street, Iowa City, IA 52242 ADDRESS: 1876 West Benton St #102, Iowa City, Iowa, 52246
NATIONAL FOUNDING: November 11, 2003 NATIONAL FOUNDING: February 1, 1929
UI FOUNDING: April 25, 2015 UI FOUNDING: September 10, 2011
COLORS: Purple and Black COLORS: Berkeley Blue and California Gold
PHILANTHROPY: The Trevor Project PHILANTHROPY: Jade Ribbon Campaign
LOCAL WEBSITE: instagram.com/grl_uiowa LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowapaphi.org
NATIONAL WEBSITE: gammarholambda.org/about NATIONAL WEBSITE: pialphaphi.com
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.0 GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.5
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO: CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
NAME: K Roleck NAME: Dex Provido
E-MAIL: rho@gammarholambda.org E-MAIL: president.uiowapaphi@gmail.com
GAMMA RHO LAMBDA (ΓΡΛ) PI ALPHA PHI FRATERNITY, INC.
Progressive people of all identities. (ПAΦ)
NICKNAME: The UnAbated Alpha Upsilon Chapter NICKNAME: Almighty Alpha
COUNCIL: Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) COUNCIL: Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)
ADDRESS: 249 Iowa Memorial Union, Iowa City, IA 52242 ADDRESS: 125 N Madison St, Iowa City, IA 52242
NATIONAL FOUNDING: March 11, 1986 NATIONAL FOUNDING: April 4, 1986
UI FOUNDING: November 22, 2014 UI FOUNDING: April 4, 1986
COLORS: Burgundy, Silver, and White COLORS: Royal Purple and Pure White
PHILANTHROPY: Tijeras National Philanthropy Program PHILANTHROPY: CPR Awareness, Testicular Cancer
LOCAL WEBSITE: lambdathetanu.org/chapters/alpha-upsilon/ NATIONAL WEBSITE: sigmalambdabeta.com
NATIONAL WEBSITE: lambdathetanu.org NOTABLE ALUMNI: Mike Moh, Wilson Lai
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.6 GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.5
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO: CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
NAME: Guadelupe De La Rosa NAME: Joey Villalobos
E-MAIL: aplhaupsilon.president86@gmail.com E-MAIL: joseph-villalobos@uiowa.edu
LAMBDA THETA NU SORORITY, INC. SIGMA LAMBDA BETA
(ΛѲN) INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY, INC. (∑ΛB)
NICKNAME: University of Iowa Associate Chapter NICKNAME: SLG
COUNCIL: Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) COUNCIL: Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)
ADDRESS: 1425 Sycamore St, Iowa City, Iowa ADDRESS: 157 IMU
NATIONAL FOUNDING: December 1, 1975 NATIONAL FOUNDING: April 9, 1990
UI FOUNDING: April 28, 2018 UI FOUNDING: April 9, 1990
COLORS: Brown and White COLORS: Shocking Pink and Majestic Purple
PHILANTHROPY: Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute PHILANTHROPY: TRiO & Breast cancer awareness
LOCAL WEBSITE: instagram.com/uiowalambdas NATIONAL WEBSITE: sigmalambdagamma.com
NOTABLE ALUMNI: Sen. Bob Menendez (NJ-D) NOTABLE ALUMNA: Vannessa Vasquez, actress.
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.5 GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.7
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO: CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
NAME: Manuel Zertuche NAME: Veronica Chavez
E-MAIL: manuel-zertuche@uiowa.edu E-MAIL: veronica-chavez@uiowa.edu
LAMBDA THETA PHI LATIN FRATERNITY, INC. SIGMA LAMBDA GAMMA
(ΛѲΦ) NATIONAL SORORITY, INC. (∑ΛΓ)
10 mgc chapters 11
NICKNAME: Alpha Chi, A Chi O
COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC)
ADDRESS: 828 E. Washington St. Iowa City IA 52240
NATIONAL FOUNDING: October 15, 1885
UI FOUNDING: June 10, 1911
COLORS: Olive Green and Crimson
PHILANTHROPY: Iowa City Domestic Violence Intervention
Program (DVIP) and Domestic Violence Awareness (DVA)
LOCAL WEBSITE: dvipiowa.org
NATIONAL WEBSITE: alphachiomega.org
NOTABLE ALUMNA: Condoleezza Rice, Alyson Hannigan, Hannah
Brown, and Carol Duvall
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.75
ALPHA CHI OMEGA
The Panhellenic women work together to unite sororities, empower (AXΩ)
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
NAME: Molly Fischer
women, focus on common goals, and create a network of support E-MAIL: molly-fischer@uiowa.edu
for chapters and members. NICKNAME: ADPi
COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC)
ADDRESS: 111 E. Bloomington St. Iowa City IA 52245
NATIONAL FOUNDING: May 15, 1851
What you need to know UI FOUNDING: January 16, 1915
PANHELLENIC COUNCIL
COLORS: Azure Blue and White
PHILANTHROPY: Ronald McDonald House Charities
LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowa.alphadeltapi.org
NATIONAL WEBSITE: alphadeltapi.org
NOTABLE ALUMNA: Kathy Bates, Carrie Coon, Lauren Akins, Carol
The Panhellenic Council (PHC) is the governing and servicing body for the Shields, Dr. Irene Dillard Elliott
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.7 (College), 3.0 (High School)
14 National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) sororities on campus.
ALPHA DELTA PI CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
NAME: Hannah Meyer
(A∆Π) E-MAIL: adpi.ab.president@gmail.com
FORMAL RECRUITMENT WILL TAKE PLACE NICKNAME: AEPhi
COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC)
SEPTEMBER 29 - OCTOBER 2 AND OCTOBER 6 - 9, 2022 ADDRESS: 122 E. Market Street, Iowa City, Iowa 52245
NATIONAL FOUNDING: October 24, 1909
UI FOUNDING: April 20, 2008
COLORS: Green and White
PHC Formal Recruitment Rounds:
PHILANTHROPY: Sharsheret, Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS
Registration Welcome Back Round Foundation
PNM Check-In Sisterhood Round LOCAL WEBSITE: alphaepsilonphiuiowa.weebly.com
PNM Orientation Preference Round NATIONAL WEBSITE: aephi.org
Meet the Chapters Round Bid Day NOTABLE ALUMNA: Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Lauren Weisberger,
Judith Resnik
To register for PHC Recruitment and to see the updated ALPHA EPSILON PHI GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.5 (College), 3.0 (High School)
PHC Formal Recruitment schedule, visit: fsl.uiowa.edu (AEΦ) CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
12 NAME: Megan Walker
12 E-MAIL: megan-walker@uiowa.edu phc chapters 13
NICKNAME: Alpha Phi NICKNAME: Tri Delta
COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC) COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC)
ADDRESS: 906 E College St 52240 ADDRESS: 522 N. Clinton St.
NATIONAL FOUNDING: September 18, 1872 NATIONAL FOUNDING: November 27, 1888
UI FOUNDING: May 14, 1905 UI FOUNDING: March 18, 1905
COLORS: Bordeaux and Silver COLORS: Silver, Gold, and Blue
PHILANTHROPY: Alpha Phi Foundation PHILANTHROPY: St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowaalphaphi.com LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowa.tridelta.org
NATIONAL WEBSITE: alphaphi.org NATIONAL WEBSITE: tridelta.org
NOTABLE ALUMNA: Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Georgia Neese NOTABLE ALUMNA: Hoda Kotb , Elizabeth Banks, Katie Couric,
Clark Gray, Amanda Nguyen, Ina Gittings, Rosemarie Dewitt, Jeri Joanna Garcia
Ryan, Andrea Wong, Kimberly Kelleher, Stacia Hookom GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.55 (College), 2.95 (High School)
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.75 CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
ALPHA PHI CHAPTER CONTACT INFO: DELTA DELTA DELTA NAME: Katie Kruger
(AΦ) NAME: Lucy Siwicki (∆∆∆) E-MAIL: phi.ccp.ddd@gmail.com
E-MAIL: deltaepsilonpresident1@gmail.com
NICKNAME: AXiD NICKNAME: DG
COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC) COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC)
ADDRESS: 114 Fairchild St, Iowa City, IA 52245 ADDRESS: 305 S Summit St, Iowa City, IA 52240
NATIONAL FOUNDING: April 17, 1893 NATIONAL FOUNDING: December 25, 1873
UI FOUNDING: June 12, 1912 UI FOUNDING: November 9, 1886
COLORS: Double Blue and Gold COLORS: Bronze, Pink, and Blue
PHILANTHROPY: Autism Speaks PHILANTHROPY: Service for Sight
LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowa.alphaxidelta.org LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowa.deltagamma.org
NATIONAL WEBSITE: alphaxidelta.org NATIONAL WEBSITE: deltagamma.org
NOTABLE ALUMNA: Betsey Johnson, Jan Davis, Verna Kay Gibson NOTABLE ALUMNA: Edith Abbott, Grace Abbott, Carol Bellamy,
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.5 (College) 2.75 (High School) Sarah Tilghman Hughes, Leigh Ann Snider, Sharen Jester Turney,
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO: Mary Gladwin
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.6
ALPHA XI DELTA
NAME: Shayna Veytsman
E-MAIL: shayna-veytsman@uiowa.edu
DELTA GAMMA CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
(AΞ∆) (∆Γ) NAME: Lauren McCullough
E-MAIL: taudg.recruitment@gmail.com
NICKNAME: Chi O
COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC) NICKNAME: DZ
ADDRESS: 804 Iowa Avenue, Iowa City, IA 52242 COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC)
NATIONAL FOUNDING: April 5, 1895 ADDRESS: 223 S Dodge St, Iowa City, IA 52240
UI FOUNDING: May 6, 1919 NATIONAL FOUNDING: October 10, 1902
COLORS: Cardinal and Straw UI FOUNDING: May 20, 1913
PHILANTHROPY: Make a Wish Foundation COLORS: Pink and Green
LOCAL WEBSITE: iowachiomega.com PHILANTHROPY: Speech and Hearing
NATIONAL WEBSITE: chiomega.com NATIONAL WEBSITE: deltazeta.org
NOTABLE ALUMNA: Harper Lee (author of To Kill A Mockingbird), NOTABLE ALUMNA: Florence Henderson, Mercedes Bates, Edith
Susan J. Helms (NASA Astronaut), Blance Lincoln (youngest elected Head, Kay Yow
female senator), Angela Kinsey (actress), Beth Moore (author) GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.7
GPA REQUIREMENT: None CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
CHI OMEGA CHAPTER CONTACT INFO: NAME: Gwen Peters
(XΩ) NAME: Kim Fairhead
DELTA ZETA E-MAIL: dzprez223@gmail.com
E-MAIL: kimberly-fairhead@uiowa.edu (∆Z)
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NICKNAME: GPhi NICKNAME: Pi Phi
COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC) COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC)
ADDRESS: 328 N Clinton St Iowa City IA 52245 ADDRESS: 815 E Washington St. Iowa City, IA 52240
NATIONAL FOUNDING: November 11, 1874 NATIONAL FOUNDING: April 28, 1867
UI FOUNDING: March 29, 1905 UI FOUNDING: February 8, 1882
COLORS: Brown, Pink, and Mode COLORS: Wine and Silver Blue
PHILANTHROPY: Building Strong Girls PHILANTHROPY: Read, Lead, Achieve
LOCAL WEBSITE: iowagphi.com LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowa.pibetaphi.org
NATIONAL WEBSITE: gammaphibeta.org NATIONAL WEBSITE: pibetaphi.org
NOTABLE ALUMNA: Kristin Chenoweth, Heather McDonald NOTABLE ALUMNA: Jennifer Garner, Courtney Gibbs, Madison Prewet
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.7 (College), 3.0 (High School) GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.75 (College), 3.25 (High School)
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO: CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
NAME: Cari Gaffigan NAME: Alexandra Tistle
GAMMA PHI BETA E-MAIL: caroline-gaffigan@uiowa.edu PI BETA PHI E-MAIL: Alexandra-tistle@uiowa.edu
(ΓΦB) (ΠBΦ)
NICKNAME: Theta
COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC) NICKNAME: ZTA
ADDRESS: 823 E Burlington Street, Iowa City, Iowa 52240 COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC)
NATIONAL FOUNDING: January 27, 1870 ADDRESS: 815 E. Burlington Street Iowa City Iowa
UI FOUNDING: April 8, 1905 NATIONAL FOUNDING: October 15, 1898
COLORS: Black and Gold UI FOUNDING: December 9, 1922
PHILANTHROPY: Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) COLORS: Turquoise and Gray
LOCAL WEBSITE: kappaalphatheta.org/find-a-chapter/college- PHILANTHROPY: Breast Cancer Education and Awareness
chapters/beta-omicron LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowazta.com
NATIONAL WEBSITE: kappaalphatheta.org NATIONAL WEBSITE: zetataualpha.org
NOTABLE ALUMNA: Virginia Marmaduke, Mary Louise Epperson NOTABLE ALUMNA: Journalist Erin Andrews, Actress Betty
Smith, Susan Byers Patrick Buckley, Tiffany Maher
GPA REQUIREMENT: None GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.75
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO: CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
KAPPA ALPHA THETA NAME: Avery Fair ZETA TAU ALPHA NAME: Kelly McGee
(KAѲ) E-MAIL: avery-fair@uiowa.edu (ZTA) E-MAIL: recruitment.zta.iowa@gmail.com
NICKNAME: Kappa, KKG
COUNCIL: Panhellenic Council (PHC)
ADDRESS: 728 E Washington St, Iowa City, IA 52240
NATIONAL FOUNDING: October 13, 1870
UI FOUNDING: May 2, 1882
COLORS: Light Blue and Dark Blue
PHILANTHROPY: Reading is Fundamental and Kappa Kappa
Gamma Foundation
LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowa.kappa.org
NATIONAL WEBSITE: kappakappagamma.org
NOTABLE ALUMNA: Meghan Markle, Kate Spade, Whitney Wolfe
Herd, Mariska Hargitay
GPA REQUIREMENT: 3.3
KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
(KKΓ) NAME: Jordan Dahlberg
16 E-MAIL: jordan-dahlberg@uiowa.edu
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NICKNAME: AEPi
COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC)
ADDRESS: Market-Dubuque Building, 122 E Market St, Iowa City, IA 52245
NATIONAL FOUNDING: November 7, 1913
UI FOUNDING: March 11, 1951
COLORS: Gold and Blue
LOCAL WEBSITE: iowaaepi.com
NATIONAL WEBSITE: aepi.org
NOTABLE ALUMNI: Gene Wilder (Willy Wonka)
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.6
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
NAME: Julian Akiva
The IFC works every day to develop better men that are not only E-MAIL: julian-akiva@uiowa.edu
leaders in this community and on this campus, but beyond. ALPHA EPSILON PI
(AEП)
To achieve excellence through integrity, courage,
personal growth, to educate positively impact each other. NICKNAME: ASig
COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC)
ADDRESS: 716 N Dubuque St. 52245
NATIONAL FOUNDING: December 6, 1845
What you need to know UI FOUNDING: February 18, 2017
COLORS: Cardinal Red and Stone Grey
INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL
PHILANTHROPY: RAIN
NATIONAL WEBSITE: alphasigmaphi.org
NOTABLE ALUMNI: Warren Buffet
GPA REQUIREMENT: 3.0
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
NAME: Carter Bremer
The University of Iowa Interfraternity Council (IFC) serves as the governing body to the 15 fraternities E-MAIL: carter-bremer@uiowa.edu
chartered on Iowa's campus, some of which belong to the North-American Interfraternity Conference ALPHA SIGMA PHI
(NIC). The main purpose of the IFC is to strengthen and promote the IFC fraternity community. (AΣϕ)
IFC'S FALL RECRUITMENT PROCESS WILL TAKE PLACE NICKNAME: ATO
COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC)
SEPTEMBER 7 - 13, 2022 ADDRESS: 530 Iowa Ave, Iowa City, Iowa 52240
NATIONAL FOUNDING: September 11, 1865
UI FOUNDING: October 27, 2018
IFC Fall Recruitment Rounds: COLORS: Azure and Gold
Potential New Member Orientation: Sept. 7 House/Chapter Tours: Sept. 11 PHILANTHROPY: Iowa City Shelter House
Recruitment Day 1 (Virtual): Sept. 8 Preference Night (in-person): Sept. 12 LOCAL WEBSITE: iowaato.weebly.com
NATIONAL WEBSITE: ato.org
Recruitment Day 2: Sept. 9 Bid Day: Sept. 13 GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.7
Break Day: Sept. 10 CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
NAME: Gabe Baccile
E-MAIL: gabriel-baccile@uiowa.edu
To register for IFC Recruitment and to see the updated ALPHA TAU OMEGA
IFC Fall Recruitment schedule, visit: fsl.uiowa.edu (ATΩ)
18 ifc chapters 19NICKNAME: Beta NICKNAME: DU
COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC) COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC)
ADDRESS: 816 N Dubuque St, Iowa City, IA 52240 ADDRESS: 320 Ellis Avenue, Iowa City, IA, 52246
NATIONAL FOUNDING: August 8, 1839 NATIONAL FOUNDING: November 4, 1834
UI FOUNDING: November 7, 1866 UI FOUNDING: December 5, 1925
COLORS: Pink and Blue COLORS: Sapphire Blue and Old Gold
PHILANTHROPY: Rape Victim Advocacy Program (RVAP) PHILANTHROPY: Global Service Initiative in Jamaica
LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowa.beta.org NATIONAL WEBSITE: deltau.org
NATIONAL WEBSITE: beta.org NOTABLE ALUMNI: Trevor Wallace
NOTABLE ALUMNI: John Wooden, Bruce Nordstrom, Mike GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.8
Schmidt, Frank Shrontz, Adam West CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.7 NAME: Ben Switzer
E-MAIL: benjamine-switzer@uiowa.edu
BETA THETA PI DELTA UPSILON
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
NAME: Mitch Clements
(BѲП) E-MAIL: mitchell-clements@uiowa.edu (∆Y)
NICKNAME: D Sig NICKNAME: Lambda Chi, Lambda, Chops
COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC) COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC)
ADDRESS: 308 Ridgeland Ave, Iowa City, Iowa 52246 ADDRESS: 222 N Clinton St. Iowa City, IA 52245
NATIONAL FOUNDING: December 10, 1899 NATIONAL FOUNDING: November 2, 1909
UI FOUNDING: December 3, 2017 UI FOUNDING: May 15, 1962
COLORS: Nile Green and Carnation White COLORS: Purple, Green, and Gold
PHILANTHROPY: Iowa Food Bank PHILANTHROPY: National- Feeding America; Local- American
LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowadeltasig.com Brain Tumor Association
NOTABLE ALUMNI: Cody Ko, Ed O'Neill, David Perdue LOCAL WEBSITE: https://www.facebook.com/UILambdaChi/
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.75 NATIONAL WEBSITE: lambdachi.org
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO: NOTABLE ALUMNI: Dale Baker, Jerre Stead
NAME: Reece Spangler GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.5
E-MAIL: reece-spangler@uiowa.edu CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
DELTA SIGMA PHI LAMBDA CHI ALPHA NAME: Ethan Schaffner
(∆∑Ф) (ΛXA) E-MAIL: ethan-schaffner@uiowa.edu
NICKNAME: Delts NICKNAME: FIJI
COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC) COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC)
ADDRESS: 621 S Johnson St, Iowa City, IA 52240 ADDRESS: 303 Ellis Ave, Iowa City, IA 52246
NATIONAL FOUNDING: January 31, 1858 NATIONAL FOUNDING: May 1, 1848
UI FOUNDING: October 28, 1880 UI FOUNDING: March 31, 1873
COLORS: Purple, White, and Gold COLORS: Royal Purple
PHILANTHROPY: Junior Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) PHILANTHROPY: The United Service Organization (The USO)
LOCAL WEBSITE: uiowa.delts.org LOCAL WEBSITE: https://iowafiji.weebly.com/contact.html
NATIONAL WEBSITE: delts.org NATIONAL WEBSITE: phigam.org
NOTABLE ALUMNI: Kevin Krause (Kum and Go) NOTABLE ALUMNI: Calvin Coolidge, Philip Knight, Mike Pence, Hale
GPA REQUIREMENT: 3.0 Irwin, Bill Snyder
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO: GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.6
NAME: Bryce Douma CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
DELTA TAU DELTA E-MAIL: bryce-douma@uiowa.edu PHI GAMMA DELTA NAME: Ryan Schlesinger
(∆T∆) (ΦГ∆) E-MAIL: ryan-schlesinger@uiowa.edu
20 ifc chapters 21NICKNAME: Phi Psi NICKNAME: Sig Pi
COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC) COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC)
ADDRESS: 363 N. Riverisde Dr. ADDRESS: 630 N. Dubuque Street
NATIONAL FOUNDING: February 19, 1852 NATIONAL FOUNDING: February 26, 1897
UI FOUNDING: April 27, 1867 UI FOUNDING: April 1, 1905
COLORS: Cardinal Red and Hunter Green COLORS: Purple and Gold
PHILANTHROPY: Boys and Girls Club, Students Care, Dance Marathon PHILANTHROPY: Sean Vernon Feliciano Amazing Day Foundation
LOCAL WEBSITE: iowaalpha.org LOCAL WEBSITE: sigmapiuiowa.com
NATIONAL WEBSITE: phikappapsi.com NATIONAL WEBSITE: sigmapi.org
NOTABLE ALUMNI: Nile Kinnick NOTABLE ALUMNI: Tony Romo, Tracy Lawrence, Lorenzo Fertitta,
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.75 George K. Sisler
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO: GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.5
NAME: Michael Sullivan CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
PHI KAPPA PSI E-MAIL: mjsullvn@uiowa.edu SIGMA PI NAME: Kenny Schwarzbach
(ΦΚΨ) (∑∏) E-MAIL: mjsullvn@uiowa.edu
NICKNAME: SigEp
NICKNAME: Phi Kaps
COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC)
COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC)
ADDRESS: 702 N Dubuque St, Iowa City, IA, 52245
ADDRESS: 704 East Jefferson Street, 52245
NATIONAL FOUNDING: November 11, 1901
NATIONAL FOUNDING: April 29, 1959
UI FOUNDING: April 28, 1917
UI FOUNDING: September 29, 2018
COLORS: Red, Purple, and Gold
COLORS: Cardinal Purple, Gold, and White
PHILANTHROPY: Big Brother Big Sister
PHILANTHROPY: Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, Movember
LOCAL WEBSITE: iowa.sigep.org
LOCAL WEBSITE: pktiowa.org
NATIONAL WEBSITE: sigep.org
NATIONAL WEBSITE: phikaps.org
NOTABLE ALUMNI: LaMar Popp, Iowa '53, Channing Nixon, Iowa
NOTABLE ALUMNI: J.F.K., Paul Allen Keegan Michael-Key
'58, Jim Foster, Iowa '72
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.5
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.7 (College), 3.0 (High School)
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
SIGMA PHI EPSILON
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
NAME: Jacob Olson
PHI KAPPA THETA NAME: Faheem Mannan
E-MAIL: jacob-olson@uiowa.edu (∑ФE)
(ФКѲ) E-MAIL: faheem-mannan@uiowa.edu
NICKNAME: Pi Kapp NICKNAME: TKE
COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC) COUNCIL: Interfraternity Council (IFC)
ADDRESS: 332 Ellis Ave, Iowa City 52246 ADDRESS: 302 Ridgeland Ave, Iowa City, IA 52246
NATIONAL FOUNDING: December 10, 1904 NATIONAL FOUNDING: January 10, 1899
UI FOUNDING: April 29, 2005 UI FOUNDING: January 7, 1968
COLORS: Royal Blue, White, and Gold COLORS: Cherry Red and Battleship Grey
PHILANTHROPY: The Ability Experience PHILANTHROPY: St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
NATIONAL WEBSITE: pikapp.org LOCAL WEBSITE: tke.org/chapter/347/lambda-eta
GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.7 NATIONAL WEBSITE: tke.org
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO: NOTABLE ALUMNI: Ronald Reagan, Terry Bradshaw, Elvis Presley,
NAME: Kusai Contractor Phil Simms, Aaron Rodgers
E-MAIL: kusai-contractor@uiowa.edu GPA REQUIREMENT: 2.8
CHAPTER CONTACT INFO:
PI KAPPA PHI TAU KAPPA EPSILON NAME: David Henderson
(ПКФ) (TKE) E-MAIL: david-t-henderson@uiowa.edu
22 ifc chapters 23STEPPING AND STROLLING FRATERNITY AND SORORITY
Stepping and Strolling is an expressive dance form
that was created by African American fraternities in
the 1970s. NPHC members move together in a line
expressing pride for their organization. In this line,
involvement opportunities
members may show this pride using their organization’s
call, sign or historical information, ritual/custom dances,
etc. All of this is done through movements that are
unique to each organization.
Hawkeye Service Break
DIVINE NINE PLOTS is an annual service trip each spring semester.
A group of fraternity and sorority members
The Divine Nine plots at the University of Iowa are travels to Indianapolis, IN to engage in a service
near the Danforth Chapel in Hubbard Park, a place
immersion experience. This trip coincides with
of significance for some of the chapters of NPHC.
The plots were dedicated in the Fall of 2016 to a three credit hour course focused on service-
celebrate the rich history of Black Greek lettered learning and social justice. While in Indianapolis,
organizations at UI. Historically, plots are spaces
the students have the opportunity to engage
on campus where chapter members congregate,
celebrate, and give fellowship to one another. with community members first hand and visit
inter/national fraternity/sorority headquarters.
DIVINE NINE ROOM 335, IMU Order of Omega
is a national Fraternity and Sorority Honor
The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)/Divine Nine is a Society for the top 3% of fraternity and
collaborative organization of nine historically African American, sorority members based on the tenets of
international, black Greek-lettered fraternities and sororities. This
scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
room honors and celebrates the significant contributions - from
1914 to the present - of NPHC chapters and their members to the Order of Omega’s purposes are to recognize
University of Iowa and the Iowa Memorial Union. students who have attained a high standard
of leadership within the community, to bring
MGC ROOM
together those members who will help shape
337, IMU the community and the University, and to join
faculty, alumni, and students with the intent of
The Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) serves all MGC organizations as a support group, governing body in their events
helping and understanding one another.
and communities to promote multicultural awareness, and to improve relations among all campus fraternities and
sororities. The MGC defines “cultural” to include race, ethnicity, religion, and sexual orientation.
The University of Iowa is proud to be home to the founding of Sigma Lambda Beta Fraternity, Inc. in 1986 and to Sigma
Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc. in 1990. The Alpha chapters of both organizations continue to be thriving organizations
within the University of Iowa Fraternity and Sorority community.
24 25FRATERNITY AND SORORITY FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE
involvement opportunities policies
FSL Leadership Class
meets each spring semester. Our Fraternity and Sorority Life Staff and campus partners teach EDUCATION
a three-credit leadership class for fraternity and sorority students. Discussion topics and
assignments are geared specifically toward leaders with the Fraternity and Sorority Community. Orientation
This year, all those looking to join the FSL community must attend New Member Orientation
to learn about the opportunities and responsibilities of membership. Each council has their
The University of Iowa Dance Marathon set orientation dates, so check out fsl.uiowa.edu to find out when your orientation will be this
semester. Attendance is a requirement of those looking to join any chapter.
The University of Iowa Dance Marathon has been providing emotional and financial support
for children with cancer and their families since 1994. To date, Dance Marathon has raised
over 30 million dollars. The Fraternity and Sorority Community plays a vital role in the New Member Academy
success of Dance Marathon each year. In fact, members of the Fraternity and Sorority The New Member Academy is a 6 part, module based, educational opportunity introducing the
Community were responsible for starting the organization. five topic areas that a student can expect to receive consistent education on throughout their
time as a member. These topic areas include academic achievement, health and safety, diversity,
equity and inclusion, involvement and leadership opportunities, and bystander intervention. This
academy is required for all new members and is meant to serve as an educational foundation for
their following years in the community.
ANTI-HAZING POLICY
All fraternities and sororities at the University of Iowa are non-hazing organizations. The
University of Iowa also has a zero tolerance policy for hazing and all student organizations will
be held accountable accordingly. More information about the University’s position on hazing
can be found here:
dos.uiowa.edu/policies/discipline-of-registered-student-organizations
26 27FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES TERMINOLOGY
ALUMNI/ALUMNAE initiated INITIATION ritual or ceremony PHILANTHROPY charitable project
The fraternity and sorority experience is an investment in your student’s future. Fraternal members who have graduated in which a new member begins full to raise money and awareness for a
organizations’ fees go to programs and services that will positively impact your student. membership in that specific organization particular cause sponsored by each
BGLO Black Greek Letter Organization chapter on campus
To assist members, chapters may offer various scholarships and grants. We encourage LEGACY someone whose mother,
your students to ask questions related to finances during the recruitment process. We also BID a formal invitation to pledge or father, sister or brother, are members RECRUITMENT social experience
encourage you to be “hands-on” in this decision if you have any questions about the financial associate with a chapter
of a particular group. Some consider organized by the Interfraternity
obligations. Costs will vary if the organization does or does not have a house/living structure. an aunt or an uncle a legacy also and Panhellenic Council in which
BID DAY final day of recruitment
when the Recruitment Guest receives mutual selection allows each
For 2021-2022, the average cost of living in a university-owned residence hall per year for a LINE individuals going through the potential member to determine
an invitation to join a chapter
double room and unlimited meals is $11,780.00. membership intake process
chapter membership
CROSSING a term used by NPHC/ NEOPHYTE a new member of an
MGC groups to indicate that a new YARD a term used by NPHC/MGC
The high, low, and average expenses listed by council for the academic year can be found below: NPHC/MGC fraternity or sorority
member has been fully initiated into groups to indicate the campus. Used
a group. You may also use the term NEW MEMBER member of a Greek in phrases such as “which groups are
New Member “crossing the burning sands” letter organization who has not yet on the yard,” meaning which groups
Low Average High Average are presently active at Iowa
been initiated
INITIATE a member who has
NPHC $75.00 $212.50 $350.00 $2,062.00 gained full membership in that
specific organization.
Low Average High
MGC $300.00 $434.00 $600.00 $467.50
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Low Average High
$6,800.00 $9,025.42 $11,150.00 $3,523.58
PHC ALPHA/AL–FAH BETA/BAY–TAH GAMMA/
GAM–AH
DELTA/DEL–TAH EPSILON/
EP–SI–LON
ZETA/ZAY–TAH
$1,100.00 $1,100.00 $1,100.00 $965.00
ETA/AY–TAH THETA/THAY–TAH IOTA/EYE–O–TAH KAPPA/CAP–AH LAMBDA/ MU/MEW
Low Average High LAMB–DAH
$4,800.00 $8,009.00 $9,550.00 $1,534.00
IFC NU/NEW XI/ZZ–EYE OMICRON/ PI/PIE RHO/ROW SIGMA/SIG–MA
OM–AH–CRON
$1,000.00 $1,337.50 $1,950.00 $1,793.25
TAU/TAWH UPSILON/ PHI/FIGH CHI/KIGH PSI/SIGH OMEGA/O–MAY–GAH
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Fraternities Sororities
1. Alpha Sigma Phi (AEП) - 716 N. Dubuque St. 1. Alpha Chi Omega (AXΩ) - 828 E. Washington St.
2. Beta Theta Pi (BѲП) - 816 N. Dubuque St. 2. Alpha Delta Pi (A∆Π) - 111 E. Bloomington St.
3. Delta Sigma Phi (∆∑Ф) - 308 Ridgeland Ave. 3. Alpha Phi (AΦ) - 906 E. College St.
4. Delta Upsilon (∆Y) - 320 Ellis Ave. 4. Alpha Xi Delta (AΞ∆) - 114 E. Fairchild St.
5. Lambda Chi Alpha (ΛXA) - 222 N. Clinton St. 5. Chi Omega (XΩ) - 804 Iowa Ave.
6. Phi Gamma Delta (ΦГ∆) - 303 Ellis Ave. 6. Delta Delta Delta (∆∆∆) - 522 N. Clinton St.
7. Phi Kappa Psi (ΦΚΨ) - 363 N. Riverside Dr. 7. Delta Gamma (∆Γ) - 305 S. Summit St.
8. Pi Kappa Phi (ПКФ) - 332 Ellis Ave. 8. Delta Zeta (∆Z) - 223 S. Dodge St.
9. Sigma Pi (∑∏) - 630 N. Dubuque St. 9. Gamma Phi Beta (ΓΦB) - 328 N. Clinton St.
10. Sigma Phi Epsilon (∑ФE) - 702 N. Dubuque St. 10. Kappa Alpha Theta (KAѲ) - 823 E. Burlington St.
11. Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) - 302 Ridgeland Ave. 11. Kappa Kappa Gamma (KKΓ) - 728 E. Washington St.
12. Pi Beta Phi (ΠBΦ) - 815 E. Washington St.
13. Zeta Tau Alpha (ZTA) - 815 E. Burlington St.
Cultural and Resource Centers— Not Shown
Afro-American Cultural Center - 303 Melrose Ave. Latino Native American Cultural Center - 308 Melrose Ave.
Asian Pacific American Cultural Center - 223 Lucon Dr. Pride Alliance Center - 125 Grand Ave. Court
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