Project Move-In is a volunteer effort by members of sororities and fraternities to help the incoming freshmen class move into their residence halls. It is also a great opportunity to meet some new people, help new students get acquainted with Emory, and kick off the new school year!

Retreats provide an opportunity for groups to create organizations filled with members who have the capacity for self-assessment, adaptive learning, and honest feedback; the Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life annually sponsors retreats for Chapter Presidents, Interfraternity/Intersorority Council Officers, and Rho Gammas.

Emory’s sorority and fraternity community
officially welcomes the freshman class to Emory. The New Student Record is traditionally distributed at this event, in addition to the music, food, games, and great prizes.

Upperclass Recruitment typically takes place in the fall. Each fraternity/sorority has its own policies on how many upperclass recruits they can have in one year, or even if they are participating. Contact the OSFL for more information.

Octoberfest is an OSFL sponsored event to introduce women to the recruitment process, which occurs in the Spring. This is a good opportunity for girls to meet sorority women and ask questions about the sorority recruitment process. Contact your Pi Chi for more information or Learnlink your questions to "Rush Team 2006".

Recruitment is a period of time where potential new members are given the opportunity to meet members of each sorority and make a decision on whether or not sorority life is for them.

Recruitment is a period of time where potential new members are given the opportunity to meet members of each fraternity and make a decision on whether or not fraternity life is for them.

This day-long symposium is designed to help acquaint the newest members of the sorority and fraternity community to the policies and procedures that govern the Greek community, as well as provide insight into life as a new sorority or fraternity member. Various topics are discussed including, goal setting, leadership development, risk management, and fraternity/sorority values.

Greek Weekend is intended for all sororities and fraternities. Come out and support your organization!

The Greek Awards Banquet is an opportunity to recognize outstanding individuals and organizations for their previous year's work. The Dean's Cup is awarded at the end of this ceremony each year.