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Student & Campus Life

Programs

The Office of Sorority & Fraternity Life is home to over 50 values based social sororities and fraternities. We are pleased to offer educational programming and trainings for interested students and families as well as current members, student leaders, and alumni.

Fall 2025

Programs for Interested Students and Families

Meet SFL: August 28th, 5:00-7:00pm, Ho Plaza (Rain location: Duffield Atrium)

Panhellenic Open House: October 19th, Time TBD

Panhellenic Recruitment Goes Live: October 24th, 5:00-7:30pm, Location TBD

Programs Open to All

Antonio Tsialas '23 Hazing Prevention Week: November 2025, Dates TBD

MGFC YardShow: November 1st, 2:00 - 5:00pm, Arts Quad

Required Programs for Chapter Leadership and Advisors

Camp SFL: Chapter Presidents and TriCouncil Leaders; August 20th - 21st; Greek Peak

Event Management Training: Chapter Presidents, Social Event Chairs, Risk Chairs, and New Member Education Chairs; August 26th; 5:00-6:30pm; Ives 305

Live-in Advisor Meeting: Tuesday October 7th, 5:00pm - 6:00pm, WSH Art Gallery

New Member Education Training: November 12th, 7:00-8:00pm, Ives 105

Programs for Chapter Advisors, Interested Alumni, and HQ Partners

Start of Semester Virtual Update: September 2nd; 7:00-8:00pm; Zoom (link will be emailed in advance)

  • Housing Corporation members and chapter advisory teams encouraged to attend

Other Training Courses

Title IX (online)

Hazing Prevention Course (online and in-person): https://vimeo.com/1096269685

Intervene (in person)

House Manager Fire Prevention Training
CU Learn: https://culearn.cornell.edu/
Course Number: EHS 5331 Fire Prevention Training for Sororities and Fraternities

Social Chair Crowd Manager Training
CU Learn Website: https://culearn.cornell.edu/
Course Number: EHS 5340.m-Management Crowd Manager Training

Additional Training Opportunities

There are several programs available to students from all organizations, including Sorority & Fraternity Life, on a range of important topics such as Using Campus Groups, Inclusion, Working with your Advisor, Creating Community through Experiences, Delegation, and Branding and Marketing. While these programs are not required for sorority and fraternity leaders, we strongly encourage attendance to learn more and develop your skills in these important areas. You can learn more on the Leadership Workshop Series page.