Cliff Alexander Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life & Leadership

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Panhellenic Association Process

Panhellenic Association (NPC) Recruitment

The Panhellenic Association here on Miami’s campus includes nineteen nationally known sororities. Panhellenic promotes the common interest of all sororities here at Miami and serves as the unifying, governing, and coordinating body of the sorority community. The Panhellenic Association is comprised of an annually elected executive council and a delegate from each affiliated sorority. Through programming, Panhellenic seeks to provide personal enrichment and knowledge to all sorority members. The Panhellenic Association offers a wide variety of programs for members covering topics including: health issues, sorority sports, educational programs, community service, and philanthropy activities. Panhellenic also sponsors and coordinates Miami’s sorority recruitment program. The influence of the Panhellenic Association is a crucial part not only of the sorority community, but to promote the betterment of the entire Greek Community at Miami University. For more information please visit the Panhellenic website.

Sorority Eligibility Requirements

  • You must have completed 12 credit hours of classes
  • Minimum GPA is a 2.5
  • Requirements must be met at end of the semester prior to joining.
  • All first year women who join a sorority are required to live in the sorority corridor and must sign an on-campus housing agreement for their 2nd year

Sorority Recruitment Dates 2010

  • Residence Halls Open: January 5 @ 2:00pm
  • Open House: January 6-7
  • First Round: January 8-9
  • Second Round: January 10
  • Preference Round: January 16
  • Bid Day: January 17

 

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Cliff Alexander
Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life & Leadership

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