The Fraternity & Sorority Life (FSL) Office at Texas Tech serves to be a liaison between each fraternity or sorority, the University, and each fraternity or sorority’s national office. There are four councils under the Fraternity & Sorority Life umbrella: The Interfraternity Council (IFC), The Multicultural Greek Council (MGC), The National Pan-Hellenic council (NPHC), & the College Panhellenic Council (CPH/Panhellenic). All four councils serve more than 5,000 students at Texas Tech, which encompasses more than 15% of the TTU student body.
FSL values community, health & wellness, personal growth, & civic engagement, and aids each council in making decisions, planning events, and becoming better leaders. Click here to go to the FSL website to learn more.
Please see below for the FSL office contacts, the FSL office community guide, and resources.
Contacts:
Taylor Harris- Panhellenic Advisor & Assistant Director of Chapter & Council Services:
Email: Taylor.Harris@ttu.edu
Contact for: council assessment, enhancement plan development & management, student assistant professional development, general committees, student employment opportunities, College Panhellenic Council (CPH) presidents & executive board, CPH roster management, CPH new member education, CPH 101s
Joie LeRette- Director of Fraternity & Sorority Life:
Email: Joie.Hutchison@ttu.edu
Contact for: strategic planning, risk compliance, conduct, advisor & alumnae engagement/education, university reports, budget & financial management, campus & community partnerships, university committees, council of presidents, College Panhellenic Council (CPH) presidents & executive board, new member education, roster management
Alexis Ortiz- Associate Director for Engagement & Education:
Email: Alexis.Ortiz@ttu.edu
Contact for: potential member engagement, FSL office pillars, FSL awards, development of council educational programs, educational & programatic assessment, enhancement plan development & management, graduate & staff professional development, marketing, committees focused on health & safety
Robbie Guilford- Assistant Director of Chapter & Council Services:
Email: Robbie.Guilford@ttu.edu
Contact for: council assessment, enhancement plan development & management, student employment opportunities
Other general inquiries:
Email: fsl@ttu.edu
Contact for: grade reports, office communications, roster management (ICS), room reservations, Tech Connect, community newsletter, academic achievement week, social media, graphic design, administrative tasks
Other membership options for women wanting to join sororities:
The Multicultural Greek Council is the governing body of seven sororities and five fraternities that identify as culturally-based Greek organizations. Each of MGC’s fraternities and sororities identify with a multitude of different cultures. MGC promotes community service, high academic standards, multiculturalism, & unity.
Contacts:
Email: ttumgc@gmail.com
Instagram: @mgctexastech
Sororities:
Delta Alpha Sigma Multicultural Sorority, Inc. (Instagram: @texastech_das)
Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc. (Instagram: @dkd_ttu)
Delta Phi Omega Sorority, Inc. (Instagram: @dpo_alphagamma)
Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority, Inc. (Instagram: @ttugammas)
Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. (Instagram: @kdchi_alpha)
Alpha Sigma Rho Sorority, Inc. (Instagram: @ttuasr)
Lamda Delta Psi Sorority, Inc. (Instagram: @techldpsi)
MGC Showcase:
Every semester, MGC hosts a showcase, typically during the first or second week of school. This event is open to the public and is a great way for people to learn more about MGC and its organizations.
How to join:
You can find out how to join one of the MGC sororities on each individual organization’s social media pages!
The National Pan-Hellenic Council is a group of nine historically African-American fraternities & sororities, sometimes called the “Divine Nine”. At Texas Tech, NPHC consists of six of the nine organizations. NPHC aims to foster cooperative actions of its members in dealing with matters of mutual concern and to promote camaraderie, academic excellence, & service to the communities they serve. Each promotes community awareness action through educational, economic, & cultural service activities.
Click here to learn more about NPHC.
Contacts:
Email: texastechnphc@gmail.com
Instagram: @ttu.nphc
Sororities:
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. (Instagram: @texastechakas)
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. (Instagram: @ttu_dst)
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. (Instagram: @lo_zetas)
Meet the Greeks:
Meet the Greeks is an event open to the entire Texas Tech community that occurs at the beginning of each semester. This is an opportunity for individuals to learn about the historic upbringing of NPHC organizations and see their traditions, like stepping and strolling.
How to join:
NPHC receives new members via an intentional selection recruitment style, most commonly referred to as membership intake. Below are the steps that best prepare potential new members for the intake process:
Ensure your GPA is a 2.5 or higher (some organizations require at least a 2.75)
Get involved on campus. Being in leadership positions will prepare you for membership in an NPHC organization.
Attend events & get to know the members of the organization.
Keep your resume updated and ensure it entails all relevant leadership and work experience.
Get involved in community service. Some organizations require service hours to become a member.
Be financially sound. Joining an NPHC organization is a financial commitment that requires advanced preparation.
Keep a clean reputation on and off campus.
Each NPHC organization has its own expectations for those interested in membership. Chapters host events throughout the year that are open to the campus community. If you are interested in a specific organization, it is highly encouraged that you communicate only with current members of that organization to receive additional information.
