The Office of Sorority and Fraternity Engagement is offering a half-semester course for council officers to explore self-awareness and identify individual and collective actions for interrupting injustices and promoting a more inclusive community for all.

During this course, students will engage in dialogue, active listening, and reflection to learn about self and others. At the end of the course, students should be able to suspend their judgements and identify assumptions they hold, while also gaining an understanding about the power of difference in our personal lives and the world today. Whether you are already knowledgeable about social identities or not, this opportunity serves as a great way to learn, grow, and go out into the community to make change!

The Sorority and Fraternity Community Leadership Class is a three-credit academic course offered to current and emerging leaders in the sorority and fraternity community. Applications are available during the fall and spring semesters. Twenty students are accepted for the course. The goal of the course is to provide student leaders who possess membership in a sororities and fraternities with the skills, knowledge, and resources to allow them to reach their potential as leaders and council/chapter officers. This course will focus significantly on both the practical side of being an organizational leader, and balanced with understanding how to create a stronger fraternity and sorority community.