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UNC-Asheville
Greek Council:
The Purpose of Greek
Council is designed to unity the Greek community through communication,
understanding, cooperation, coordination, and support among the Greek System.
The Council will articulate the values and contributions of Greek
affiliates to campus and local communities with the administration and the
campus community regarding issues of common concern.
Greek Council Vision and Mission
Statement
Greek Council Constitution
Panhellenic Association:
A college Panhellenic Association is composed of all members of
the women's fraternities on a campus. Each college Panhellenic
establishes its own constitution, bylaws, Code of Ethics and membership
recruitment regulations, working out the details within the framework
provided by NPC for all College Panhellenics.
Fraternity women are responsible for promoting the ideals of Panhellenic on campus. High moral and ethical
principles are basic to all NPC fraternities. Greek women working together
to serve as role models exemplifying the best in womanhood.
Panhellenic
Website
Continuous Open
Bidding Agreement
Interfraternity Council:
The Interfraternity
Council serves as the governing body of the men's fraternity system. The
IFC maintains discretion over prospective fraternities and interfraternity affairs.
IFC
Constitution
Order of Omega (Honors):
The Order of Omega was
founded at the University of Miami in the fall of 1959 by a group
of outstanding fraternity men, who felt that individuals in the Greek
Community should be recognized for their service to the fraternity system
and the University. Form 1959 to 2003 there have been over 300 chapters
started. The idea of an honorary for fraternity men to the University of Miami is attributed to Parker F. Enwright, the advisor to fraternity at the time. Enwright was later to accept a position at the University of Pittsburgh. He was also responsible for
the founding of Omega Chapter at the University of Pittsburgh in the spring of 1964. The
purpose of Omega is to recognize those fraternity men and women who have
attained a high standard of leadership in interfraternity
activities, to encourage them to continue along this line, and to inspire
others to strive for similar conspicuous attainment.
President: Danielle Burkhardt
Vice-President: Mary
Catherine Mills
Treasurer: Devon Sanchez-Ossorio
Secretary: Liza Burke
Order of Omega Application
Rho Lambda (Honors):
Rho Lambda, The National Panhellenic Recognition Honor Society, was founded at
the University of Miami as a local group is 1962 under
of Dean Louise P. Mills. In 1974 is became a National Organization under Panhellenic. The purpose of Rho
Lambda is to honor those Panhellenic women who
have displayed outstanding leadership ability and loyalty throughout their
years of sorority affiliation.
President: Rachel Blake
Vice-President: Mary
Catherine Mills
Treasurer: Nicole
Caldwell
Secretary: Georgiana Lanius
Rho Lambda Application
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