How Does Recruitment Work?
Recruitment is a time for prospective members to learn about the
sororities and fraternities at UE. Through this process,
potential new members should take the opportunity to ask questions about
Greek life and find out what each chapter has to offer. The main
focus of recruitment is learning which chapter can provide the best fit
for you as an individual. We urge prospective new members to use
recruitment to venture out and meet new people and experience another
aspect of college life. Click on the links below for a more
detailed overview of men's and women's recruitment.
Click here to view the 2009-2010 Greek Recruitment
Booklet!!!
Registration
Sorority Recruitment Registration
Formal recruitment registration for all non-Greek women will be
available using
Interactive Collegiate Solutions online. All women pay a registration fee of $18 which may be paid online through the ICS program.
Women may also pay with cash or a check made payable to the "University
of Evansville Panhellenic Council". Checks may be sent to the following
address:
UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE
Panhellenic Council
Ridgway University Center
1800 Lincoln Avenue
Evansville, Indiana 47722
You may also bring your application to the Center for Student
Engagement on the first floor of the Union building.
For more information, please contact the Greek advisor, at
812-488-2371.
Registration fees are non-refundable.
Fraternity Recruitment Registration
Formal recruitment registration for all non-Greek men will be available during UE's
Welcome Week and also during the weeks leading up to formal recruitment.
Please look for information tables located in UE's dining facilities
when you arrive on campus. Click
here to print out a
recruitment application and mail it to us. Applications may be
mailed to the following address:
UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE
Interfraternity Council
Ridgway University Center
1800 Lincoln Avenue
Evansville, Indiana 47722
For more information, please contact the Greek advisor, at
812-488-2371.
There is no registration fee for fraternity recruitment.
Recruitment Dates
Fall 2009
Panhellenic Recruitment
Thursday, September 10 -
Monday, September 14
IFC Recruitment
Saturday, September 19 - Saturday, September 26
Schedule - Panhellenic
All Pre-Recruitment sessions are
mandatory for all women registered to go through the Recruitment
process. Female friends who have an interest in Greek Life are also
invited to attend the two Pre-Recruitment sessions as well.
Sunday, September 6
2:30-3:30pm -
Interest/Educational Session
Tuesday, September 8
6-7pm - Skits and Pictures
Thursday, September 10
6-9:30pm - Introduction Night
Friday, September 11
6-10pm - Casual Night
Saturday, September 12
3-7pm - Theme Night
Sunday, September 13
4-6pm - Preference Night
Monday, September 14
8:30pm - Bid Day
* All locations will be
announced.
FALL 2009
IFC Recruitment
Saturday,
September 19 through Saturday, September 26
Schedule
Saturday, September 19
Fraternity House Tours
Schroeder Family School of
Business Administration, Smythe Hall 170, 11:00am
(wear shirt
and tie)
Saturday, September 19 -
Thursday, September 24
Fraternity Open Houses
5:00pm-7:30pm
-
19th Phi Kappa Tau (Phi
Tau)
-
20th Tau Kappa Epsilon
(TKE)
-
21st Sigma Alpha Epsilon
(SAE)
-
22nd Sigma Phi Epsilon (SigEp)
-
23rd Phi Gamma Delta
(Fiji)
-
24th Lambda Chi Alpha
(Lambda Chi)
Friday, September 25
Preference Night
5:00pm - 9:00pm (all
houses)
Attend any and all chapters
that you are interested in
Saturday, September 26
Bid Night & Passover
Schroeder Family School of
Business Administration, Smythe Hall 170, 7:00pm - 9:00pm
FAQs
If I go through formal recruitment, am I obligated to join?
No, this is a time for you to decide if you would like to join a sorority or fraternity.
Many women and men choose to go through formal recruitment to meet people
and make new friends. This is an opportunity for you to visit the sororities or
fraternities, get a glimpse of Greek life and decide whether or not the UE Greek
system is right for you.
How do I decide which groups I prefer?
As a potential member, you will have a different experience in each group,
depending on whom you meet and your personal preferences and personality. A
sorority/fraternity should be a second home, a place where you feel totally
comfortable and welcome. Your experiences at each party, your personal desires
and your goals should guide you to the group that is right for you.
How much will membership cost?
Membership in a Greek organization is an investment. The benefits of world-class
leadership development, international networks of friends and serving others through
philanthropy and community service are impossible to measure in dollars alone.
New sorority members should anticipate investing between $375 and $450 their
first semester in new member fees. New fraternity member fees range between
$250 and $400. Dues and other financial information will be distributed during
formal recruitment.
What about hazing?
Hazing is defined as any action or situation created intentionally by an individual
or group, on or off campus, to produce mental or physical discomfort, embarrassment,
harassment or ridicule. Hazing includes causing excess fatigue, engaging in
public stunts, morally degrading or humiliating games, forced consumption of
food or beverages or other substances, or any other forced activity which would
subject the individual to extreme mental stress or adversely affect the physical or
mental health or dignity of the individual, for the purpose of initiation, or
admission into, or affiliation with, any organization, formal or informal.
The University of Evansville strictly prohibits hazing in any form by individuals or
organizations. Student organizations which participate in hazing may
lose privileges or status as a recognized student organization in
addition to University disciplinary action. (Please refer to the Student
Handbook for more information) or click on:
UE's Department of Student Affairs Statement on Hazing
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