Fraternity & Sorority Life

Fraternity and sorority involvement can provide students with an invaluable experience during their time at ��. Fraternities and sororities have existed on our campus for almost 100 years. Approximately 90% of our fraternity and sorority community are student leaders elsewhere on campus as well, from the Student Government Association to athletics to any of our additional clubs and organizations.

Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) looks to enhance the �� experience for its students by connecting members over shared interests and values and creating opportunities for personal growth through values-based leadership and engagement. Being a member of a fraternity or sorority is about making lasting friendships, committing to a common set of ideals, and enhancing your personal development.

Panhellenic Recruitment

FSL Values

Service

One of the advantages of being a part of a sorority or fraternity is the opportunity to help others in need. Each organization has local and national causes that they support through fundraising and awareness events. We’re a service-based school and our fraternity and sorority members are no exception—they completed over 8,000 hours of community service last year alone.

Friendship

This is the principal foundation upon which all FSL organizations are built. As a member of a fraternity or sorority, you’ll meet students from varying backgrounds and from all corners of the globe. Membership in a fraternity or sorority expands beyond your college years, as you’ll explore new interests, learn new skills, and forge friendships that will last a lifetime.

Leadership

Through FSL involvement, you’ll develop leadership skills that will benefit you long after graduation. You’ll learn practical skills like coordinating events, managing budgets, running effective meetings, and motivating others. You may also hold office on an executive board, participate in committees, or represent your chapter on campus boards and governing councils.

Academics

FSL organizations will encourage and develop high scholastic achievement. Strong academics are encouraged through peer tutoring, counseling, special scholarships, and chapter study hours. This past semester, our FSL community averaged a GPA of 3.53!

Inclusivity

Sororities and fraternities alike will promote the exploration of personal identities and create an environment that celebrates diverse perspectives where all people feel respected, appreciated, and included. The FSL community is bonded over the common goal of creating a welcoming space for all.

Our Chapters

�� is home to six sororities, that belong to two inter/national councils: the and the .

Learn more about our chapters!

How to Join

Learn more about joining our community! If you have any questions, please contact the Fraternity and Sorority Life office (fsl@queens.edu) or visit our FAQs page.

Membership to National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) sororities is unique to each individual organization. Traditionally, each chapter hosts an informational program and offers opportunities for interested students to connect with members and learn about the requirements to potential membership.

To express interest in membership in a particular NPHC organization, please contact the collegiate chapter using the following contact information:

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. – taubetachapterqu1908@gmail.com
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. – sigmaupsilonchapter@gmail.com

Exploring options? Fill out our to receive general information about each of our NPHC sororities at ��, and visit the chapter websites or socials to learn more.

@taubeta_1908, @akasorority1908
@queensuzetas, @zphibinc1920

Statement Against Hazing

All fraternities and sororities at �� are responsible for encouraging an atmosphere of learning, social responsibility, and respect for human dignity and for providing a positive influence and constructive development for members and aspiring members. All members of the Fraternity and Sorority Life community pledge to sustain mutual respect in their memberships and the �� campus and do not tolerate hazing of any form.

Want to Learn More?

Please contact Harper Baldwin (fsl@queens.edu), the FSA, or Andrea Davidson (davidsona@queens.edu), Panhellenic Vice President of Recruitment, with any questions or if you’re interested in learning about our community.

Check out our FSL frequently asked questions!

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