2018 Interfraternity Council Recruitment Guide

ON BEHALF OF THE INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL, WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY! Attending the University of Kentucky provides ample opportunities for students to grow as individuals. Joining a fraternity is a great first step in ensuring you get the most out of your college experience. Becoming an IFC fraternity man can provide you with opportunities for leadership, philanthropy, community service, networking and, of course, brotherhood and friendship.

We, the Interfraternity Council, work to promote the interests and ideals of our member organizations and to advance the fraternity and sorority community. We provide resources, programming and leadership that foster beneficial relationships between chapters and provide tools for success. We also host several events during the year to bring the IFC community together, establish and maintain legislative and judicial procedures for the IFC community and give out awards of recognition to our chapters.

The Interfraternity Council of the University of Kentucky is committed to bringing excellence to our community. It is our hope that you decide to join one of the many well-established and respected chapters here at UK. Please feel free to check out the individual chapter profiles in this booklet or on our website. It should also be used as a guide to the structured recruitment process for Fall 2018.

We look forward to meeting you in August!

The 2018 Interfraternity Council Executive Board

TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1 - Welcome from IFC Page 2 - Table of Contents Page 3 - How to Register Page 4 - Eligibility Requirements Page 5 - IFC Formal Recruitment Schedule Page 7 - Frequently Asked Questions Page 9 - Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Sigma Phi Page 10 - Alpha Tau Omega, Beta Theta Pi Page 11 - Chi Psi, Delta Sigma Phi Page 12 - Delta Tau Delta, FarmHouse Page 13 - Kappa Alpha Order, Kappa Sigma Page 14 - Phi Delta Theta, Phi Gamma Delta Page 15 - Phi Kappa Tau, Phi Sigma Kappa Page 16 - Pi Kappa Alpha, Pi Kappa Phi Page 17 - Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Chi Page 18 - Sigma Nu, Sigma Phi Epsilon Page 19 - Sigma Pi, Theta Chi Page 20 - Triangle Page 21 - Meet IFC Exec Page 22 - Recruitment Schedule at a Glance

HOW TO REGISTER

To p art i c i p a t e i n t h e I n t e r f r a t e r n i t y Co uncil ’s f a l l structured rec rui tm ent p ro c e s s , y o u m u s t c o m p l e t e t he f ol low ing steps:

STEP ONE

Complete the online registration form at kentuckyifc.com/recruitment/

STEP TWO

Pay the $25 recruitment fee* at the end of the registration form. The fee goes up to $35 on September 1. *Refunds can be given only for multiple registrations or academically ineligible students. It is the responsibility of the payer to contact the Fraternity and Sorority Life Office at (859) 257-3151 to request a refund or email IFC Advisor, Will Takewell, at will.takewell@uky.edu.

STEP THREE

Step 3: Attend one Potential New Member (PNM) Interest Meeting.

STEP FOUR

Step 4: Attend IFC Convocation.

STEP FIVE

Step 5: Meet all of our chapters at IFC Formal Recruitment!

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ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS In order to receive an invitation to join, or a bid, at any point throughout the semester, including IFC Formal Recruitment, a potential new member must meet the following eligibility requirements:

Be a full time enrolled undergraduate student at the University of Kentucky.

BCTC students are not eligible for membership.

Meet the academic requirement.

- High school GPA - 2.7 on a 4.0 unweighted scale

- University of Kentucky GPA - 2.5

- Transfer GPA - 2.5 if 12 credit hours have been completed* *If you are transferring with credits from multiple institutions, we cannot combine GPAs and the transcript with the most completed hours will be used.

Complete the online registration form.

Pay the registration fee.

These eligibility requirements must be completed in the semester in which a PNM wishes to receive a bid.

ACADEMIC APPEALS

If you do not meet the GPA requirement, you may submit a written appeal to the IFC Executive Board explaining your request for an exemption. You will need to submit the following information: – A transcript showing improvement in the last 2 years of school (if applicable) – Professional verification of special circumstance related to low academic performance (if applicable) i.e. doctor’s note or documentation from school – A personal letter explaining why you want to be a member of the IFC community, why you are currently ineligible and any significant challenges or changes during school related to your academics The IFC Executive Board decision will be final. Please submit all relevant materials to ukifcappeals@gmail.com.

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IFC FORMAL

RECRUITMENT SCHEDULE RECRUITMENT REGISTRATION OPENS | MAY 1 All registrations done online through http://www.kentuckyifc.com/

MAIN LAWN MINGLE | SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 4 – 7 PM, MAIN LAWN An opportunity to mingle with members of all of our IFC fraternities! Free food and lawn games.

ROCK THE BLOCK: FSL BLOCK PARTY | MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 3 – 5 PM, BARKER PLAZA Rock the Block with Fraternity and Sorority Life! Drop by Barker Plaza between 3-5pm on August 20 for music, food, giveaways and more! Each of our 50 fraternities and sororities will be there to show you all that fraternity and sorority life has to offer.

IFC POTENTIAL NEW MEMBER (PNM) INTEREST MEETINGS *Must attend one to participate in formal recruitment.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 21 THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 MONDAY, AUGUST 27 TUESDAY, AUGUST 28 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 5

WHAT TO EXPECT AT INTEREST MEETINGS: • Expectations for IFC recruitment • Who to contact for questions • Where to be and when

Times and locations for interest meetings will vary.

More information will be provided at kentuckyifc.com.

INFORMAL RECRUITMENT | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22 - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 Chapters will host events for potential new members to attend prior to formal recruitment in order to provide more opportunities for the chapters and PNMs to get to know one another! Potential new members can go to as many of these events as they would like. Bids cannot be offered or promised at these events.

Some chapters will promote their events on social media while others will contact PNMs directly via email or phone.

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IFC CONVOCATION | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 6 - 7 PM More information will be sent out once you have registered for recruitment. Be sure to check your UK email! *Required for PNMs participating in formal recruitment.

WHAT TO EXPECT AT CONVOCATION:

• Overview of Open House • Expectations for Bid Day and the new member experience • Specific information about each IFC chapter

WHITE HALL NIGHT | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, WHITE HALL NIGHT ONE, 7 - 10 PM | THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, WHITE HALL NIGHT TWO, 7 - 10 PM | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, WHITE HALL NIGHT THREE, 7 - 10 PM White Hall Nights provide the opportunity to meet representatives from all the chapters. Make sure to sign in with each chapter you visit as these interactions help chapters determine who to invite to Open House.

OPEN HOUSE | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, OPEN HOUSE NIGHT ONE, 7 - 10 PM | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, OPEN HOUSE NIGHT TWO, 7 - 10 PM Chapters will directly invite potential new members to these events which will take place either within the chapter’s facility or another approved location if the chapter does not have a house.

IFC FORMAL RECRUITMENT REGISTRATION DEADLINE | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 11 PM To participate in Fall Bid Day, PNMs MUST be registered for recruitment by 11 PM.

BID DAY | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 8, 9 AM Potential new members will be contacted directly by chapters via phone no earlier than 9 AM and may receive multiple bids, one bid, or no bids. PNMs may accept, at maximum, one bid.

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FREQUENTLY ASK

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO JOIN A FRATERNITY? Joining a fraternity at UK means joining a lifelong brotherhood as well as a strong community where you will be able to build relationships and foster friendships. Members of our fraternities hold themselves to a level of high achievement in academics, leadership, service and personal growth. It is important to our community to maintain strong academic performance, a good image within the community and active campus involvement. For more information related to fraternity life, please visit the University of Kentucky’s Fraternity and Sorority Life Office webpage at www.uky.edu/greeklife/.

HOW MUCH TIME IS REQUIRED TO BE A MEMBER? Participating in any worthwhile activity always requires a time investment. The old saying “you get out of it what you are willing to put into it” could not be more true. Most of our fraternity men are proficient in successfully balancing academics, a part-time job and a social life alongside chapter membership.

Although there are some mandatory commitments that are set well in advance (i.e. weekly meetings, community service projects, new member education, etc.), a member can be as involved as they choose to be. Time requirements vary from group to group depending upon how ambitious of a programming calendar the chapter has. In our experience, the students that are most active and involved are usually the ones most satisfied with their decision to join a fraternity.

HOW WILL MY GRADES BE IMPACTED BY JOINING? Last fall, the IFC new-member GPA at UK was a 3.14, while the UK all-freshman male GPA was a 2.89. Why the difference? Academic success is a key component to fraternity and sorority life. All fraternities at UK place a value on the academic success of their members. A few of the ways that fraternities support the academics of their members is through minimum grade requirements for being initiated into the chapter and to hold officer positions, study halls and workshops on study skills, test taking and time management.

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ED QUESTIONS

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO JOIN? Like many opportunities for involvement in college, there is a financial commitment associated with joining a fraternity. The costs go toward inter/ national headquarters fees, chapter operating expenses and programming.

Financial obligations differ among individual chapters but most have a set amount for semester dues. Additional costs throughout the semester may be for t-shirts, other organizations’ philanthropy events, etc. There may be payment plans available for students, as well as scholarships within the individual chapters. The average dues for IFC are $750 for out of house members and $3000 for in house members. Questions about membership costs are great to ask during IFC recruitment.

WHAT IS THE ALCOHOL POLICY? The University of Kentucky’s alcohol policy does not allow alcohol in chapter houses or on chapter property except for events approved by the Fraternity and Sorority Life Office. Events that are registered with the office must follow both university policies, as well as the inter/national organization policies for risk reduction. There may be events hosted by fraternities and sororities (date parties, formals, tailgates, etc.) where alcohol is present, but these events must follow firm guidelines about risk reduction and safety. All recruitment and new member activities should be alcohol free.

WILL I BE HAZED IF I JOIN? Hazing is prohibited at the University of Kentucky. All students, faculty, staff and visitors are expected to follow the hazing prevention policy, not just fraternities and sororities. The chapters at UK work diligently to ensure that their members are safe, respected and supported during their membership. More information about hazing prevention can be found at stophazing.uky.edu.

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FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1904 CHAPTER SIZE: 48 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $500; active members $650 PURPOSE: To make better men.

AGR

ALPHA GAMMA RHO “I joined Alpha Gamma Rho because I wanted to have a place at UK and AGR felt like home to me.”

-Daniel Prince, president

ASF

ALPHA SIGMA PHI “I joined Alpha Sigma Phi to become a better version of myself with the support of an everlasting brotherhood that provides with unconditional support and brotherly love. Alpha Sigma Phi has continued to prove itself as the best decision I’ve ever made, and one day I can only hope to give back to it what it has given to me.”

-Ben Nichols, president

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FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1904 CHAPTER SIZE: 68 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $750; active members $750 PURPOSE: To better the man, through the creation and perpetuation of brotherhood founded upon the values of character: silence, charity, purity, honor and patriotism.

ATW

ALPHA TAU OMEGA “When I first joined Alpha Tau Omega, I had a feeling that it would change my college experience. Come to find out, it would change my entire life.”

-Max Zettler, member

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1865 CHAPTER SIZE: 139 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $750; active members $700 PURPOSE: To bind men together in a brotherhood based upon eternal and immutable principles, with a bond as strong as right itself and as lasting as humanity.

BQP

BETA THETA PI “I joined Beta to connect with other brothers who would help me prosper and grow into a man of principle.”

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1839 CHAPTER SIZE: 139 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $630; active members $630 PURPOSE: To develop men of principle for a principled life.

-Justin Rolf, member

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FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1841 CHAPTER SIZE: 58 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $725; active members $700 PURPOSE: To create and maintain an enduring society which encourages the sharing of traditions and values, respect for oneself and others and responsibility to the university and community.

CY

CHI PSI “I joined Chi Psi because it was an opportunity to grow as an individual and to create lifelong friendships, something rare to find outside of the fraternity and sorority community.”

-Jackson Nolan, president

DSF

DELTA SIGMA PHI “I joined Delta Sig because even though we are a diverse group of brothers from all over the country with different majors, we are unified as one brotherhood. The bond we share is everlasting and it has brought so many opportunities I never would have thought of as a freshman at UK. We thrive in academics, athletics and brotherhood, which is exactly what I was looking for when going through recruitment.”

-Tanner Elliott, president 11

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1899 CHAPTER SIZE: 123 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $625; active members $625 PURPOSE: Better men. Better lives.

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1858 CHAPTER SIZE: 129 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $860; active members $860 PURPOSE: Committed to lives of excellence.

DTD

DELTA TAU DELTA “The brotherhood and lifelong friendships that I have made are incredible. Along with that, Delta Tau Delta provides me with future career opportunities and business connections.”

-Harrison Kurz, member

FH

FARMHOUSE “I joined FarmHouse because I was interested in getting involved on campus. Not only did I end up getting that, but I became surrounded by like-minded men who continue to push me to be a better man in and out of the classroom.”

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1905 CHAPTER SIZE: 63 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $600; active members $900 PURPOSE: To promote good fellowship, to encourage studiousness and to inspire members in seeking the best in their chosen lines of study as well as in life.

- Dillon Harper, president

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FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1865 CHAPTER SIZE: 91 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $650; active members $650 PURPOSE: To create a lifetime experience which centers on reverence to God, duty, honor and gentlemanly conduct.

KA

KAPPA ALPHA ORDER “KA was the place where I was able to feel the most comfortable in my own skin. I didn’t need to be someone who I wasn’t to feel like I was a brother of this chapter everytime I walked through the door.”

-Zach Wheatley, president

KS

KAPPA SIGMA “I joined Kappa Sigma because it is a group of young men that encourage each other to be exceptional in all aspects of life.”

-Jackson Skeeters, president

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FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1869 CHAPTER SIZE: 82 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $900; active members $600 PURPOSE: The Fraternity should complement and enhance the educational mission of the host institution, promote the ideal of brotherhood, actively contribute to the personal growth and development of its members, promote ethical behavior and decision-making and encourage service to others.

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1848 CHAPTER SIZE: 59 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $450; active members $450 PURPOSE: Become the greatest version of yourself.

FDQ

PHI DELTA THETA “I wanted to find a group of guys that would help me push to be the man that I want to be and to help make the most out of my college experience. I’ve found that group of guys in Phi Delta Theta.”

-William Crotzer, member

FIJI

PHI GAMMA DELTA “Phi Gamma Delta represents the best of the best.

Composed of men from all sorts of backgrounds, there is no shortage of diversity inside of our fraternity. The brotherhood is unmatched and the philanthropy is second to none.”

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1848 CHAPTER SIZE: 101 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $650; active members $650 PURPOSE: Friendship, knowledge, service, morality and excellence.

-Chip Whittington, member

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FKT

PHI KAPPA TAU “I joined Phi Kappa Tau for one major reason, I admired their sense of brotherhood. Not only has this chapter provided me with lifelong friends, it has also given me the skills necessary to become a man of character. Being part of this organization has allowed me to see the true value in brotherhood, education and leadership.”

-Eric Shirkness, president

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1906 CHAPTER SIZE: 59 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $585; active members $635 PURPOSE: To champion a lifelong commitment to brotherhood, learning, ethical leadership and exemplary character.

FSK

PHI SIGMA KAPPA “Phi Sig is all about supporting and developing its members. Through our cardinal principles of brotherhood, scholarship and character, Phi Sig is committed to upholding the highest standards of men possible.”

-Alex Besten, president

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FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1873 CHAPTER SIZE: 85 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $700; active members $685 PURPOSE: Phi Sigma Kappa is a lifelong brotherhood dedicated to the betterment of the individual, the university community and our world, by giving its members opportunities to develop leadership skills, participate in service to others, achieve academic excellence, experience cultural diversity and practice personal integrity.

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1868 CHAPTER SIZE: 66 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $565; active members $565 PURPOSE: To develop men of integrity, intellect and high moral character and to foster a truly lifelong fraternal experience.

PKA

PI KAPPA ALPHA “PIKE has given me the opportunity to test myself as a man and impact my community, all while doing it with my best friends. I’ve made some incredible memories, and had the most fun doing it. I don’t think you could meet a group of more diverse individuals, but every one of us carries the same common values, and that’s what makes PIKE so special.”

-Jacob Bruce, president

PKF

PI KAPPA PHI “I joined Pi Kappa Phi for the uncommon opportunities for leadership and brotherhood.”

-Andrew Crittenden, president

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1904 CHAPTER SIZE: 17 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $514; active members $514 PURPOSE: To create an uncommon and lifelong brotherhood that develops leaders and encourages service to others for the betterment of our communities.

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FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1856 CHAPTER SIZE: 140 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $650; active members $825 PURPOSE: To hold our members to the highest standards of friendship, scholarship and service based upon the ideals set forth by our founding fathers.

SAE

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON “During recruitment, I could tell they were a group of guys that got along really well together. After meeting a bunch of brothers and learning how much they value friendship and philanthropy, I knew SAE was the organization I wanted to be part of the next 4 years.”

-Nick Eimers, recruitment chair

SC

SIGMA CHI “I joined Sigma Chi because I wanted to be a leader in the community and on campus. I saw the incredible things that they accomplished on campus and I wanted to be a part of that success. Furthermore, the friendships and brotherhood that I witnessed past Sigma Chis develop is something that I desired to have. Lastly, I saw that they are annually among the best on campus in terms of GPA.” -Andrew Flood, member 17

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1855 CHAPTER SIZE: 100 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $900; active members $680 PURPOSE: The cultivation, maintenance and accomplishment of the ideals of friendship, justice and learning within our membership; to develop valuesbased leaders committed to the betterment of character, campus and community.

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1869 CHAPTER SIZE: 99 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $625; active members $925 PURPOSE: To develop ethical leaders inspired by the principles of love, honor and truth; to foster the personal growth of each man’s mind, heart and character; to perpetuate lifelong friendships and commitment to the fraternity.

SN

SIGMA NU “Sigma Nu is somewhere I knew I’d become a better person and find a brotherhood I couldn’t get in any other fraternity.”

-Sam Landoch, president

SFE

SIGMA PHI EPSILON “I joined Sigma Phi Epsilon to be apart of something different. I learned about SigEp’s Balanced Man Program during recruitment week and instantly knew where I wanted to go.”

-Brandon Filafusi, president

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1901 CHAPTER SIZE: 56 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $550; active members $550 PURPOSE: To strengthen character, build leadership and interpersonal skills and learn to develop healthy, lifelong relationships that are essential to a successful and fulfilling life.

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FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1897 CHAPTER SIZE: 50 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $650; active members $650 PURPOSE: To advance man’s quest for excellence.

SP

SIGMA PI “Coming to a big university I knew I would need to find a way to make a lot of friends. Joining a fraternity is the best choice I have made since enrolling at UK. Being a Sigma Pi is about enhancing your life in scholarship, service, and social scenes.”

-Jackson McKinley, member

QC

THETA CHI “My experience as a whole has been one of learning who I am, what it means to be a Theta Chi and bettering myself and others for the greater good of the community. Going through college has been an amazing experience and I’m glad I could do it while being a Theta Chi. I hope to continue to make great memories with my brothers throughout life.”

-Seth Donovan, member 19

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1856 CHAPTER SIZE: 125 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $825; active members $825 PURPOSE: Alma mater first and Theta Chi for alma mater.

FOUNDED NATIONALLY: 1907 CHAPTER SIZE: 66 members SEMESTER DUES: new members $650; active members $640 PURPOSE: In order to have a better world, we must first have a world of better men.

TRIANGLE “I joined Triangle because it was the perfect place to call home. Whether it’s going to a football game, getting involved in a philanthropy, getting help with my studies, or just finding a place to relax, Triangle was always there.”

-George Mills, member

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MEET THE IFC EXEC! Contact us!

The Interfraternity Council Executive Board facilitates the formal recruitment process for all IFC organizations during the fall and spring semesters. Here is a contact list; please feel free to reach out to any of our officers with any questions!

PRESIDENT: Nima Mahmoodi EMAIL: nima.mahmoodi@uky.edu CHAPTER: Chi Psi

VP OF INTERFRATERNAL RELATIONS: Davis Maloney EMAIL: ldma232@g.uky.edu CHAPTER: Alpha Gamma Rho

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT: Jack Kelly EMAIL: Jack.kelly@uky.edu CHAPTER: Delta Sigma Phi

VP OF SCHOLARSHIP: Parker Robinson EMAIL: parker.robinson@uky.edu CHAPTER: Theta Chi

CHIEF OF STAFF: Ben Willoughby EMAIL: bawi242@g.uky.edu CHAPTER: Alpha Gamma Rho

VP OF PHILANTHROPY: Taylor Mowid EMAIL: taylormowid@uky.edu CHAPTER: Delta Sigma Phi

VP OF RECRUITMENT: Chad Greber EMAIL: chad.greber@uky.edu CHAPTER: Triangle

JUDICIAL BOARD CHAIRMAN: Austin Smith EMAIL: austin.smith1818@uky.edu CHAPTER: Sigma Nu

VP OF FINANCE: Grant Deaton EMAIL: jgdeaton24@uky.edu CHAPTER: Beta Theta Pi

IFC ADVISOR/ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF FRATERNITY & SORORITY LIFE: Will Takewell PHONE: (859) 257-3151 EMAIL: will.takewell@uky.edu

VP OF PUBLIC RELATIONS: Benjamin Fluke EMAIL: benjamin.fluke@uky.edu CHAPTER: Delta Sigma Phi

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RECRUITMENT SCHEDULE ...at a glance.

• RECRUITMENT REGISTRATION OPENS

Tuesday, May 1 All registration done online through kentuckyifc.com/recruitment/

• MAIN LAWN MINGLE

Sunday, August 19 | 4 – 7 PM | Main Lawn

• ROCK THE BLOCK: FSL BLOCK PARTY Monday, August 20 | 3 – 5 PM | Barker Plaza

• IFC POTENTIAL NEW MEMBER (PNM) INTEREST MEETINGS *Must attend one to participate in formal recruitment.

Tuesday, August 21 Thursday, August 23 Monday, August 27 Tuesday, August 28 Wednesday, September 5

• IFC INFORMAL RECRUITMENT

Wednesday, August 22 - Monday, September 3

• IFC CONVOCATION

*Must attend to participate in formal recruitment.

Tuesday, September 4 | 6 - 7 PM

• WHITE HALL NIGHTS

Wednesday, August 29 | 7 - 10 PM Thursday, August 30 | 7 - 10 PM Tuesday, September 4 | 7 - 10 PM

• OPEN HOUSE NIGHTS

Thursday, September 6 | 7 - 10 PM Friday, September 7 | 7 - 10 PM

• IFC FORMAL RECRUITMENT REGISTRATION ENDS Friday, September 7 | 11 PM

•BID DAY

Saturday, September 8 | 9 AM

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20 18 INTR A F R ATE R N ITY C OUNCI L P R E S IDE N TS AN D H OUS E L OCATION S

*Chapters that are not housed/have facilities under construction will recruit out of various locations during Open Houses. Information about Open House locations will be given out during the IFC Recruitment Information Sessions in August and September.

Alpha Gamma Rho

Danny Prince

daniel.prince@uky.edu

441 Rose Lane Lexington KY, 40508

Alpha Sigma Phi

Ben Nichols

william.nichols@uky.edu

Not Housed*

Alpha Tau Omega

Jesse Tuggle

robert.jesse.tuggle@gmail.com

441 Pennsylvania Ave Lexington KY, 40508

Beta Theta Pi

Brady Ekman

brady.ekman@uky.edu

New House Pennsylvania Avenue*

Chi Psi

Jackson Nolan

jaxnolan797@gmail.com

Not Housed*

Delta Sigma Phi

Tanner Elliot

th.elliot35@gmail.com

321 Columbia Terrace Lexington KY, 40508

Delta Tau Delta

Clark Griffith

cgriff40@gmail.com

1410 Audubon Ave. Lexington KY, 40508

FarmHouse

Benjamin Bohannon

benjamin.bohannon@uky.edu

456 Rose Lane Lexington KY, 40508

Kappa Alpha

Zachary Wheatley

ka.theta.president@gmail.com

235 E. Maxwell Lexington KY, 40508

Kappa Sigma

Jackson Skeeters

jacksonskeeters20@gmail.com

Not Housed*

Phi Delta Theta

Christopher Greco

cmgr247@uky.edu

Not Housed*

Phi Gamma Delta

Thomas Ostertag

tomstertag@uky.com

Not Housed*

Phi Kappa Tau

Eric Skirkness

eric.shirkness@uky.edu

Not Housed*

Phi Sigma Kappa

Alex Besten

kentuckypskpresident@gmail.com

327 Columbia Terrace Lexington KY, 40508

Pi Kappa Alpha

Jacob Bruce

ukpikepresident@gmail.com

Not Housed*

Pi Kappa Phi

Alex Crittenden

abcr237@uky.edu

Not Housed*

Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Sam White

kyepsilon410@uky.edu

410 Rose Lane Lexington KY, 40508

Sigma Chi

Burke Moore

josephburkemoore@gmail.com

447 Pennsylvania Ave Lexington KY, 40508

Sigma Nu

Sam Landoch

samlandoch@yahoo.com

422 Rose Lane Lexington KY, 40508

Sigma Phi Epsilon

Brandon Filafusi

ukysigep.president@gmail.com

Not Housed*

Sigma Pi

Logan Fuqua

epsilonbeta@sigmapi.org

364 Aylesford Place Lexington KY, 40508

Theta Chi

Blake Swaider

president.zetarho@gmail.com

163 E Maxwell St Lexington, Kentucky 40508

Triangle

Tyler Keane

president.uktriangle@gmail.com

Not Housed*

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