At Georgia Tech, we have over 50 social fraternities and sororities that are divided into four governing councils. Within each council, chapters have the opportunity to collaborate, support one another, and give back to the greater community.
The main difference between each of the councils is how they facilitate the joining process for the chapters they oversee. The first step for any prospective member is to learn more about each of the councils in order to inform which recruitment/intake process you may want to participate in.
Below, you will learn about our four governing councils and how to get involved.
The Collegiate Panhellenic Council (CPC) is the unifying body for 8 National Panhellenic Conference sororities and 1 special interest sorority. The CPC sorority community at Georgia Tech enhances the academic, social, and personal potential of each of its members. CPC believes that women are powerful and prepares their women for success in the professional world. The community supports its members as they experience the opportunities and challenges that college and a dynamic career throw at them.
Contact
president.gtcpc@gmail.com
The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the governing board for 31 inter/national fraternities, most of which are affiliated with the North American Interfraternity Conference. IFC fraternities deliver on 3 clear promises: amplify your potential, expand your network exponentially, and upgrade your Georgia Tech experience. IFC fraternities expand the college experience beyond the classroom and create environments focused on improving the human condition.
Contact
president@ifc.greek.gatech.edu
The Multicultural Panhellenic Council (MPC) is the unifying body for our culture based organizations comprised of 2 fraternities and 2 sororities that are East Asian or South Asian interest groups. In Fall 2024, Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. joined as a Latino-based Fraternity.
Currently, La Unidad Latina, Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity, Inc. and Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. are at Associate Member Status. *Members move off of Associate Status once all expansion requirements are met.
These organizations serve the Georgia Tech and Atlanta community through community service and philanthropy while celebrating culture and tradition. The MPC works to prepare their members to be leaders in our global world.
Contact
mpc.gt.president@gmail.com
The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) at Georgia Tech, commonly known as the "Divine Nine," is the governing body for the Black Greek Letter Organizations (BGLOs). Georgia Tech has 8 of the 9 organizations (4 fraternities and 4 sororities). NPHC focuses on a lifetime of scholarship, service, and sibling-hood while celebrating Black culture. These organizations prepare their members to be student leaders through advocacy and education of the campus community. NPHC members hold various campus positions, participate in service projects, hold educational seminars and social activities throughout the year. NPHC does not require registration to attend events.
Contact
nphcgt.president@gmail.com
Unrecognized Fraternities and Sororities
An "unrecognized" fraternity or sorority is one which may choose to exist "off-campus" due to suspension or dismissal from the Institute or the chapter's headquarter staff. These organizations are not permitted to use campus facilities, post flyers, or have any of the privileges recognized organizations have earned. The Institute discourages students from joining a fraternity or sorority that the Institute does not recognize. Unrecognized fraternities/sororities are not held to Institute or council standards that govern the behavior of other chapters and they operate without the oversight, training, and education provided by the staff of the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life.