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Student & Campus Life

Important Dates for Sororities & Fraternities

 

Fall 2024

Intake & Recruitment Education

All students participating in recruitment or intake must complete the Hazing Prevention Course prior to recruitment:

Link to Canvas Course: How to Recognize and Respond to Hazing

Panhellenic Council

Panhellenic Recruitment Information

Dates coming soon!

To see more details, please visit the Panhellenic website.

Multicultural Greek and Fraternal Council (MGFC) Intake

MGFC fraternities and sororities are culturally based (but not culturally exclusive) groups that range from historically Latinx, Black/African/African-American, and Asian-interest. Most MGFC organizations are continuously recruiting members all year round. Asian-interest groups hold Rush at the beginning of each semester and dates are announced once students return from summer and winter break. There are various opportunities throughout the academic year to find your home in the council.

For more information please contact Kyle McGee, the MGFC advisor via email at km926@cornell.edu 

 

Interfraternity Council (IFC)

Dates coming soon!

 

Meal Plan Information

Please review the following for more information regarding the SFL Supplemental on-campus meal plan. Please note: students joining a sorority or fraternity this fall that requires a required meal plan of 7 or more meals a week are allowed an extension to change their meal plan to SFL Supplemental until February 7, 2024 at 5:00 p.m.. A student must first sign their bid with SFL prior to emailing dining.

Housing Information

Sophomore Housing Information Link
 https://scl.cornell.edu/residential-life/housing/campus-housing/residential-policy

If a student decides to participate in recruitment and accept a bid, they will need to work with their organization to determine if they will be living in-house. If living in-house with their sorority or fraternity, students will need to affirm that arrangement in the Housing portal March 4 through March 7. Students who will not be living in-house will go through the General Room Selection process, beginning March 11, to select qualified second-year housing that complies with the two-year residential requirement.