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Interfraternity Council

Interfraternity Council

The Interfraternity Council serves as the unifying force for all fraternities and works to promote Greek life at McNeese.  Each fraternity has two IFC representatives and every fraternity member is held accountable to the core Greek values of academics, service, and brotherhood.  Officer positions are held on a rotating basis and include President, Vice-President/Treasurer, Recruitment Vice President/ Secretary.

2009-2010 Interfraternity Council

Office

Representative

Chapter

President

Tyler Stanley

Kappa Alpha Order

Vice-President/Treasurer

Charles Stevenson

Kappa Sigma

Vice- President/Secretary

Leroy Tadamy

Pi Kappa Alpha

Historian

Tim Rye

Theta Chi

Theta Chi Rep

Jared Lognion

Theta Chi

Pi Kappa Alpha Rep

Corey Hartley

Pi Kappa Alpha

Kappa Alpha Order Rep

Cody Vidrine

Kappa Alpha Order

Kappa Sigma Rep

Chris Dickson

Kappa Sigma

Formal Recruitment:
Each fall our four IFC fraternities hold multiple events as part of their recruitment process. These events offer interested men the opportunity to learn more about fraternity life at McNeese. All events are open and participation in them is encouraged. Please remember, membership in a fraternity is voluntary and is the result of mutual selection. The dates for Fall IFC recruitment events are below:

Fall 2009 IFC Events


Date

Event

Place

Time

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Dorm Move-in Day

Old Ranch

All Day

Saturday, August 15, 2009

Cook-out in the Housing Quad

Housing Quad

10am-1pm

Tuesday, August 18

Meet the Greeks

New Ranch

10am-1pm

Thursday, August 20

IFC Recruitment Night

Old Ranch

6pm

Friday, August 21

IFC Formal Recruitment Night

New Ranch

5:30pm

Friday, August 28, 2009

IFC New Greek Cookout

Quad

12pm

IFC photoIFc Photo

Top 5 Fraternity Myths

  1. “Hazing is a fact of fraternity life.”  Fraternities are required to sign oaths promising not to haze and face severe civil and criminal penalties if they are found to have violated those oaths.
  2. “Being a fraternity means I am buying my friends.”  You will have to pay whether you live in a residence hall or apartment; fraternity’s houses are no different in that respect.  Fraternities are the only ones offering the benefits of brotherhood, alumni connections, and leadership.
  3. “Fraternities don’t value scholarship, good students aren’t in frats.”  Strong scholarship is a pillar of Greek Life and all fraternities are required to develop policies, practices, and demonstrate a commitment to academics.
  4. “I saw Animal House and GRΣΣK some of that stuff has to be true.”  With over 400,000 Greek men currently enrolled in the United States there is going to be all ranges of what is accepted and what is actual behavior.  McNeese Greek men are working hard to break stereo-types and serve as leaders on campus.
  5. “All I ever see about Frats in negative.”  Many of the positive things like philanthropy and community service never make it onto television, but the negative things do.   Highway clean-ups, painting schools, and serving as mentors just aren’t as sexy as negative stories and they overshadow the many positive things Greeks are doing in their communities.

If you have any questions about Greek Life at McNeese please do not hesitate to ask us, we are here to help.

Interfraternity Council
MSU Box 92549
Lake Charles, LA 70609
(337)475-5609; fax (337)475-5608

Campus Life



Campus Life
Student Union - 2nd Floor
MSU Box 92549
Lake Charles, LA 70609
(337) 475-5609
campuslife@mcneese.edu

 

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