For 90 years, Fraternity and Sorority Life at Northwest has been filled with opportunities for members to make a positive and lasting impact on the campus community. The friendships, leadership skills and fraternal values gained as a FSL member help students to develop and grow into outstanding community and civic leaders.
At Northwest, there are fifteen nationally recognized and award-winning Greek organizations with excellent academic, philanthropic and social programs. Each group also has outstanding membership programs and leadership opportunities to offer their members.
Students interested in becoming a Northwest fraternity or sorority member are encouraged to go through the recruitment or intake process. The recruitment process is a mutual selection process. The goal is to find the chapter where you have the strongest sense of belonging. Recruitment allows for interested potential new members to meet current chapter members and learn about each organization, including its history and traditions, the founding values, leadership opportunities and campus involvement.
For dates and details on recruitment, check out the tab labeled 'recruitment' on the council-specific pages below.
Organizations that fall under the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) are unique in their membership requirements and processes. Rather than hosting a formal membership recruitment process for all of the fraternities and sororities, each NPHC organization has an individual membership application, individual membership requirements and a specific intake process prescribed by their national headquarters. Intake may include interviews, group activities, and study of group values/traditions, involving undergraduates and advisors. NPHC chapters enter the Intake process at various times of the academic year.
Northwest NPHC Organizations Social Media
