To be eligible to join a Greek organization, you must have completed 12 Montclair State University credit hours and have a cumulative grade point average of \u00a02.7. Therefore, first semester freshmen and transfer students are eligible after the completion of their first semester at Montclair State University.<\/p>\n
The following organizations are recognized by the Greek Council and the Center for Student Involvement at Montclair State University. Find them all on Engage<\/a>! The IFC is a governing body representing the North-American Inter-fraternity Conference (NIC) fraternities at Montclair State University. The NIC represents the oldest and largest fraternities in the country and their memberships include men who have been presidents, politicians, CEOs, sportsmen and artists. The IFC strives to promote excellence in all aspects of fraternity life and academic pursuits. The Council works to achieve these goals through its committee structure focusing on an array of areas including chapter development, scholarship, community service, member education, and alumni and public relations.<\/p>\n The North-American Interfraternity Conference<\/a><\/p>\n Membership:<\/p>\n The National Panhellenic Conference is an umbrella body reserved for inter\/national women’s sororities who belong to the national governing body. The NPC exists to promote the values of and to serve as an advocate for its member groups in collaboration with those members, campuses, and communities. Each member group is autonomous as a social, Greek-letter society of college women and alumnae. Members are represented on over 620 college and university campuses in the United States.<\/p>\n Panhellenic Conference<\/a><\/p>\n Membership:<\/p>\n Montclair State University is home to eight of the “Divine Nine”, historically African-American Greek Lettered Organizations. This sub-council’s goal is to unite as a single body under the ideals of sisterhood, brotherhood, scholarship and giving back to the community by providing service and educational and social programs to the Montclair campus.<\/p>\n The National Pan-Hellenic Council<\/a><\/p>\n Membership:<\/p>\n The Local Council is composed of six local organizations founded at Montclair State University. The sub-council strives to uphold the values of integrity, loyalty, compassion and humility, upon which the organizations were founded. Organization involvement enhances the co-curricular experience by providing resources and opportunities for scholarship, leadership, service and social development in an atmosphere conducive to friendship and sister\/brotherhood.<\/p>\n Membership:<\/p>\n The United Greek Coalition is the most diverse council and is made up of Latino, Multicultural, Asian Pacific Islander Greek letter organizations. The UGC strives hard to provide educational and community service based programs to the Montclair State Community.<\/p>\n National Multicultural Greek Council<\/a><\/p>\n National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations<\/a><\/p>\n National APIDA Panhellenic Association\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n Membership:<\/p>\n * Indicates provisional chapters with recognition pending that have not obtained a charter from the Office of Greek Life and therefore are not officially chartered and gained full recognition.\u00a0<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n We would like to inform all students and families that there are groups of students that are\u00a0not recognized by the Greek Council and Montclair State University.<\/strong>\u00a0For your own safety and well-being, we discourage you from attending their events (on or off campus) and from affiliating with these unrecognized organizations.<\/p>\n Inactive groups are not permitted to host\/co-host any type of programs, nor are they permitted to hold intake and related activities.\u00a0<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n These groups include:<\/p>\n
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\nComposed of seven inter\/nationally recognized fraternities\u00a0<\/em>\n\n
\nComposed of five national sororities<\/em>\n\n
\nComposed of seven historically African American organizations<\/em>\n\n
\nComposed of six local organizations<\/em>\n\n
\nComposed of twelve historically Latino\/a and multicultural organizations<\/em>\n\n
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