Join us for our annual Grilling with the Greeks event and discover what Greek Life is all about! Enjoy a free meal from the Dog Father Food Truck, grab a free event t-shirt and meet members from all of our fraternities and sororities. Learn about opportunities to get involved, make new connections and enjoy yard games and activities in a fun, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re curious about joining a chapter or just looking for free food and friends, this is the perfect opportunity to get connected to Greek Life at UTulsa!
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IFC Recruitment
IFC fall recruitment at The University of Tulsa is a partially structured, three-day experience in which potential new members meet current members of all IFC chapters through informal open house events and formalized parties. Participating in the recruitment process does not require a person to join a chapter, but enables them to explore and learn more about the campus and Greek community. IFC recruitment is a great way to meet new people, eat delicious food and find out about different ways to get involved on campus! Registration is now open.
Panhellenic Recruitment
Panhellenic sorority recruitment at The University of Tulsa is a fully structured, three-day process in which potential new members meet current members of all six Panhellenic chapters and learn more about sorority membership. Each participant is connected to a recruitment counselor, who serves as a resource and mentor throughout the experience, as well as with a group of peers who will navigate the process together. Participating in the recruitment process does not require a person to join a chapter, but enables them to explore and learn more about the campus and Greek community. This is a great way to meet new people and find out about different ways to get involved on campus! Registration is now open.
Campus to Community: An Economics Discussion on Collegiate Involvement in Tulsa with Mayor Monroe Nichols
This event will highlight the city & current financial landscape, the mayor’s strategic plans for sustainable growth, and how collaborative efforts between local government and the collegiates of UTulsa can drive lasting economic change. Mayor Monroe will also explore how students and scholars can play a role in analyzing and learning from these real-world economic initiatives, offering a unique opportunity to connect classroom theory with active civic leadership.
Register using this link: https://forms.gle/mAp5D6HYkbJfsRJN9
Fraternity Recruitment Information Session
Join us in the Student Union for a brief run-down of all things fraternity recruitment. Any student wishing to go through fraternity recruitment must attend one of the three information sessions offered August 21, 23 and 25.
IFC Recruitment
IFC fall recruitment at The University of Tulsa is a partially structured, three-day experience in which potential new members meet current members of all IFC chapters through informal open house events and formalized parties. Participating in the recruitment process does not require a person to join a chapter, but enables them to explore and learn more about the campus and Greek community. IFC recruitment is a great way to meet new people, eat delicious food and find out about different ways to get involved on campus! Registration is now open.
Panhellenic Recruitment
Panhellenic sorority recruitment at The University of Tulsa is a fully structured, three-day process in which potential new members meet current members of all six Panhellenic chapters and learn more about sorority membership. Each participant is connected to a recruitment counselor, who serves as a resource and mentor throughout the experience, as well as with a group of peers who will navigate the process together. Participating in the recruitment process does not require a person to join a chapter, but enables them to explore and learn more about the campus and Greek community. This is a great way to meet new people and find out about different ways to get involved on campus! Registration is now open.
Campus to Community: An Economics Discussion on Collegiate Involvement in Tulsa with Mayor Monroe Nichols
This event will highlight the city & current financial landscape, the mayor’s strategic plans for sustainable growth, and how collaborative efforts between local government and the collegiates of UTulsa can drive lasting economic change. Mayor Monroe will also explore how students and scholars can play a role in analyzing and learning from these real-world economic initiatives, offering a unique opportunity to connect classroom theory with active civic leadership.
Register using this link: https://forms.gle/mAp5D6HYkbJfsRJN9
Fraternity Recruitment Information Session
Join us in the Student Union for a brief run-down of all things fraternity recruitment. Any student wishing to go through fraternity recruitment must attend one of the three information sessions offered August 21, 23 and 25.