Fraternity and sorority membership provides opportunities for leadership development, academic support, service, philanthropy, personal growth, and meaningful relationships. Members engage with peers who share common values and interests while contributing to the broader campus community.

• What are the expectations of membership?
• What leadership opportunities are available?
• How does the chapter support academic success?
• What service and philanthropic activities does the chapter participate in?
• What are the membership costs and financial obligations?
• What values and principles guide the organization?
• What are you hoping to gain from the membership experience?
• Is the organization officially recognized by Marist University?

All recognized fraternities and sororities are expected to follow university policies, applicable laws, and organizational risk management standards. Chapters work closely with university staff and advisors to promote safe and responsible member experiences.

Hazing is prohibited by university policy, organizational policy, and state law. Students are encouraged to report concerns and seek support whenever necessary.
 

• Fraternity & Sorority Life is one of many ways students can become involved at Marist University.
• Your support and open communication can help your student make informed decisions about membership.
• Every campus fraternity and sorority community is unique.
• Students should carefully consider the financial commitment associated with membership.
• Participation in recruitment does not guarantee an invitation to membership.
• Encouraging students to seek information, ask questions, and advocate for themselves supports their continued growth and independence.