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The
Panhellenic Association (PHA) is the largest women’s
organization on campus. It is the governing body of the five
Panhellenic sororities at UNC Charlotte. PHA promotes excellence
in academics, community and campus involvement, and sisterhood.
The bond of sisterhood is a special relationship that all
sorority women share in their individual sororities and together
as a Panhellenic community. The purpose of PHA is to develop and
maintain a high level of accomplishment and involvement on
campus. They also promote superior scholarship and cooperate
with member fraternities and the university/college
administration.
How to Join a Panhellenic sorority:
In
the fall, PHA has Formal Recruitment. Formal Recruitment is a
mutual selection process that allows potential members the
opportunity to become acquainted with as many sororities as
possible so they may make informed decisions concerning
membership. During Formal Recruitment, prospective members will
meet and talk to members of the chapters in the Panhellenic
community. In addition, prospective members will have the
opportunity to learn about each sorority, meet tons of new
people, and tour the Panhellenic houses in Greek Village. In the
spring, some chapters will have an informal recruitment where
member chapters hold events on their own. Contact individual
chapters if you are interested in informal recruitment.
Requirements to Join a Panhellenic sorority:
To
join a Panhellenic sorority and participate in recruitment,
prospective members must register at
uncc.mycampusdirector.com. There is a $25 fee to
complete your registration. Each organization has its own
requirements set by their (inter)national organization and UNC
Charlotte chapter. Please contact the UNC Charlotte chapter that
you are interested in to find out their requirements.
PHA Sororities:
Alpha Delta Pi
Chi
Omega
Delta Zeta
Sigma Kappa
Zeta Tau Alpha
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