About
The Greek community at MU is home to thousands of undergraduate students. Our organizations provide a support system that makes the campus community seem much smaller.
Mission Statement
The Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life strives to uphold our values of scholarship, leadership, service and brotherhood/sisterhood. We aim to provide a positive undergraduate collegiate experience rich with opportunities to enhance the personal and professional development of our members.
Values
The Greek community at the University of Missouri was founded in 1869 on these values.
Historically, Greek-letter organizations were founded on the principles of academic success and camaraderie. Today, our organizations continue to strive for academic excellence. Chapters prioritize scholarship by providing academic resources for their members and assisting in the transition of their new students into the rigors of University academics. Membership is dependent on academic success and measured through member GPA.
Fraternity and sorority life provides students with a variety of leadership opportunities. Members may participate in fraternity or sorority governance as a chapter officer or by serving on one of the many committees and subcommittees that each chapter maintains. In addition, leadership programs and conferences within each fraternity and sorority at the local, regional and national level also provide an opportunity for members to sharpen their leadership skills.
The Greek community addresses the needs of both the City of Columbia and the University communities by sponsoring service and philanthropic projects. Every year our Greek community donates thousands of volunteer hours providing services and funding for local charitable organizations and national/international philanthropies.
Representing thousands of undergraduates at Mizzou, our students build a unique community atmosphere that has thrived at Mizzou for years. Members of the Fraternity & Sorority Life community are exposed to many different personalities, interests, and challenges beneficial for social growth, while forming lifelong friendships. The bonds you develop with other members in your chapter are more than just friendships.
Members support each other through challenges, and upper-class brothers and sisters encourage and foster growth in new members. Friendships developed in college will continue to flourish even after you graduate. Every chapter has an alumni network to assist members in adjusting to new communities, whether its finding employment or offering personal friendship based on the common experience of membership in your organization.
Kathryn O'Hagan
SR. COORD STDNT LIFE, ASST DIR GREEK LIFE
2517J MU Student Center
573-884-8268
ohagank@missouri.edu
Megan DeShon-Runge
Advisor to IFC and NPHC
2500 MU Student Center
573-882-8291
mldm88@mizzou.edu
April Young
STUDENT SERVICE COOR I
2517B MU Student Center
573-884-1910
youngap@missouri.edu