Giving back to the community is at the root of what we do as sorority women. Our 16 chapters host annual philanthropy dinners and events benefiting causes such as St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Service for Sight. These events raise around $100,000 collectively each year! In addition to individual chapter service, PHA has an overall philanthropy called Circle of Sisterhood, which you can learn more about here.

Being a sorority woman at Mizzou is synonymous with being a high-achieving student in the classroom. Members of our PHA community are some of the most successful students in their respective programs and majors, including law, education, nursing, business, journalism and more. As a whole, our all-sorority GPA average is consistently higher than the all-Greek, all-female and all-university averages. No matter what chapter you are a part of, you can expect academic success to be of the highest importance.

Becoming a sorority woman at Mizzou is a natural first step to become a leader on campus. The leadership and interpersonal skills that women gain within each chapter make all sorority women strong, independent and confident leaders in their own right. You can find Panhellenic women in all facets of campus leadership, whether it is as Summer Welcome leaders, Mizzou Alternative Breaks site leaders, campus tour guides, academic department ambassadors or members of the Missouri Students Association. When you think of leadership at Mizzou, you think of sorority women.

Making life-long friends is the quintessential sorority experience. The sisterhood that you find within each of our Panhellenic chapters, as well as a sense of sisterhood we feel PHA wide is unparalleled in other Greek communities. Our sisters come from all walks of life, and the value we place on diverse and unique experiences is what makes our sisterhood so strong. We welcome sisters of all races, religions, sexual orientations, backgrounds, socioeconomic statuses and belief systems. The one-of-a-kind sisterhood that challenges us, supports us and changes us can only be found at Mizzou.

PHAPresident@missouri.edu

Contact Logan about weekly Panhellenic delegation meetings, contacting specific chapters, and anything you think can’t be answered by another executive board member.

PHAProgramming@missouri.edu

Contact Erika about the DEI Alliance or concerns, comments or suggestions regarding DEI initiatives in the PHA community.

PHARecruitmentInternal@missouri.edu

Contact Rachael about participating in formal recruitment as a Potential New Member and Panhellenic Counselors

PHAPhilanthropyAndService@missouri.edu 

Contact Sydnie with any questions about regarding philanthropy and service events within the Panhellenic Community and Circle of Sisterhood.

PHAPublicRelations@missouri.edu

Contact Brooklynn if you are media or with questions about Panhellenic social media pages and website and about all potential sponsorships or promotions.

ManagementPHARiskManagement@missouri.edu

Contact Darby about how to register events with alcohol, event policy, and health/wellbeing issues or concerns.

pharecruitment@missouri.edu

Contact Kelby about formal recruitment planning and logistics and the continuous open recruitment (COR) process.

PHAFinanceAndRecords@missouri.edu

Contact Addison with any questions in regards to PHA budget, or Panhellenic delegation meetings.

PHAMemberEducation@missouri.edu

Contact Laine with questions, comments or concerns regarding new member education and Bid Day.