Members of the Greek community at Penn State gathered at Schreyer House on the University Park campus Sunday (April 2) for an event recognizing nine Penn State fraternity and sorority chapters as Chapters of Excellence.
This expands on an earlier post.
Penn State - Excellent:President Graham B. Spanier recognized the nine Chapters of Excellence on April 2 during an event at Schreyer House on the University Park campus. The Chapters of Excellence include three Interfraternity Council fraternities (Acacia, Beta Sigma Beta and Sigma Phi Epsilon); four Panhellenic sororities (Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Omicron Pi, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Zeta Tau Alpha); and two National Pan-Hellenic Council organizations (Kappa Alpha Psi and Zeta Phi Beta).
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Approximately 4,000 students comprise 86 chapters of fraternities and sororities at Penn State, making it one of the largest Greek systems in the nation. With Greek life a significant factor in the lives of many students, faculty and alumni, the Greek Pride steering committee -- composed of 23 students, administrators and Greek advisers and current leaders within the Greek community -- hopes to re-engage the core values within each chapter and strengthen relationships with stakeholders across the community.
More information about the Greek Pride initiative can be found online at http://www.sa.psu.edu/greekpride/
