University-GA Greek Life

The University of Georgia Interfraternity Council oversees various fraternities, fostering community engagement and leadership among its members. Through initiatives like the Backpack Project, they contribute to local outreach efforts, providing essential supplies to homeless communities in Athens. In addition to the Interfraternity Council, the University of Georgia supports diverse Greek life organizations, including the Multicultural Greek Council, National Pan-Hellenic Council, and Panhellenic Council. These councils aim to promote unity, service, and positive development within the university's Greek system. Generated from the website

Tau Epsilon Phi is an independent fraternity that was founded in 1910 at Columbia University as a fraternity for Jewish men. With the Nu Chapter established at the University of Georgia in 1919, TEP has consistently demonstrated the values of brotherhood, service, scholarship, and leadership. The Nu Chapter has received national recognition for its outstanding performance and involvement in various campus activities, including a strong presence in student organizations and community service initiatives. TEP is known for its academic excellence, consistently ranking among the top fraternities on campus in terms of GPA, with a significant number of Honors students. The fraternity is actively engaged in campus leadership roles and is involved in a wide range of organizations, including Student Government Association, UGA HEROs, UGA Miracle, Relay For Life, Dawgs for Israel, Students Supporting Israel, UGAIPAC, and the Guide Dog Foundation. With a thriving brotherhood of over 100 members, TEP continues to uphold its principles and make a positive impact on campus life at the University of Georgia.Generated from the website

Phi Delta Chi Alpha Iota is the professional pharmacy fraternity at the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy, known as the Alpha Iota chapter. Located in Athens, this chapter offers a unique opportunity for pharmacy students to network, develop professionally, and engage in service activities. Generated from their website's infomation