Do I need a recommendation to go through recruitment?
Recommendation letters are not a requirement, but some chapters do utilize them to help with making decisions during the recruitment process. This is not their sole method of making decisions and not every chapter utilizes them in decision-making. This means that women who have recommendations are not guaranteed a bid and women who do not have them will still receive bids. If you have a relative or friend who wishes to write a "rec letter" for you then please mail those letters to the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life care of the chapter the letter is intended to reach.

*Legacy information will be collected during the online recruitment registration process.

Does my child need a recommendation letter to go through recruitment?
Recommendation letters are not a requirement, but some chapters do utilize them to help with making decisions during the recruitment process. This is not their sole method of making decisions and not every chapter utilizes them in decision-making. This means that women who have recommendations are not guaranteed a bid and women who do not have them will still receive bids. If you have a relative or friend who wishes to write a "rec letter" for you then please mail those letters to the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life care of the chapter the letter is intended to reach.

*Legacy information will be collected during the online recruitment registration process.

As an alumna, how can I be involved with Panhellenic recruitment?
Your chapter's local alumni advisory board and the Office of Fraterntiy & Sorority Life may both be in need of assistance during recruitment.  Your chapter's advisory board may need help with actual recruitment rounds and planning.  The F&SL office needs assistance with Panhellenic Preference Night, when each potential new members fills out and signs her preference card.