Sisterhood

Joining a sorority will be a rewarding experience that will last a lifetime. The ten chapters are comprised of young women who share common goals and ideals and are united by a special friendship. Each member contributes a unique quality to their chapter and the Greek community. Greek organizations are like many families, providing support to one another through life's ups and downs. Through a variety of activities, Greek members have the opportunity to meet and interact with members in other Greek and student organizations. These bonds of sisterhood and are what make college life more meaningful and enjoyable. Throughout their college careers and for the rest of their lives, the bonds, trust, and loyalty can only grow richer and more meaningful.

Scholastic Information

Academic success is an essential part of Greek Life at the Cameron University. Members strive to maintain high scholarship standards and the chapters provide incentives and recognition to promote academic excellence. Fraternities and sororities offer many resources such as tutoring, scholarships, upperclassmen counseling, and study halls to support the chapter's academic mission.

Fall 2005 Academics:        Spring 2006 Academics:

All University GPA: 2.58    All University GPA: 2.68
All Female GPA: 2.68        All Female GPA: 2.72
All Sorority GPA: 2.31       All Soroairty GPA: 2.83

Community Service/ Philanthropy

One of the most rewarding aspects of membership in a sorority is community service and philanthropy work. The Cameron University Greeks understand the importance of giving back to their community and demonstrate this by their participation in service projects such as Make A Difference Day, Habitat for Humanity, Up 'til Dawn, Race for the Cure, food/clothing/blood drives, and Adopt-a-Highway. Each chapter is also involved in projects that help support their local and national philanthropies.

Leadership

Greek Life at the Cameron University offers many opportunities to gain leadership experience. by holding a chapter office or serving on a committee, students develop skills in communication, goal setting, delegation, and team building. Chapter members are also encouraged to become active in campus leadership roles which may include Associated Student Government, Programming Activities Council, and the other clubs and organizations at Cameron..