Student Activities and Organizations
interfraternity council
ISU's
fraternity population is made up of men from from all walks of life.
Greek men serve as: leaders, musicians, scholarship-sponsored athletes,
President's Scholars, ROTC, and countless other clubs, organizations,
and honors. They encompass ISU's 14 fraternities.
What is a fraternity?
Fraternities
are national or international brotherhoods with chapters at accredited
colleges and universities. As extended family units, fraternities offer
diverse and rich atmospheres which encourage individual development.
This brotherhood lasts long after the collegiate days are over. Alumni
men continue to stay involved in their local alumni chapters and/or
serve as advisors to collegiate chapters. Fraternity bonds are made for
a lifetime.
Why should I join a fraternity?
Why
shouldn't you? College is the one of the foremost opportunities a man
can have to prepare themselves for life. Joining a fraternity makes that
experience whole. Joining a fraternity will be right for you if you want
to:
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be a part of the largest social atmosphere on
campus
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balance hard work with hard play
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participate in philanthropic & community service
activities
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make lifelong friends and brothers
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share a common ritual that thousands of other
men have experienced; connecting you to men you have never even met
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gain access to some of the largest and most
reliable networks in the world
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develop skills such as: bookkeeping, public
speaking, event planning, catering, public relations, marketing, and
many other areas
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dive into a deeply rich cultural atmosphere
experiencing amazing speakers that the average student never gets to
see and communicate with men from other cultures
Why are these things important? The number
one thing CEO's of major Fortune 500 companies are looking for is an
appreciation for differences. Not only
will you be an employee who will be multi-experienced, but you will have
the skills to interact with people from different backgrounds, cultures,
and religions
IFC Fraternities
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Alpha Tau Omega (ATO)
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Kappa Alpha Order (KA)
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Pi Kappa Alpha (PKA)
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Pi Kappa Phi (PKF)
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Phi Delta Theta (FDQ)
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Phi Kappa Psi (FKY)
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE)
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Sigma Chi (SC)
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Sigma Phi Epsilon (SFE)
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Sigma Nu (SN)
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Sigma Tau Gamma (STG)
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Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE)
ifc dry
rush policy 2008
ifc constitution and bylaws
