| Interfraternity Council Purpose The objectives of the IFC shall be to:
Officers President:
Vacant Chapters
Mission Preparing men for life by: coming together as scholars, living as brothers, becoming leaders of tomorrow. Chapter Facts
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Chapter History The colony at Arkansas Tech University was the result of over two years of coordinated effort between the national officers and staff members, other Alpha Gamma Sigma chapters and students of Arkansas Tech to ensure the success of the chapter. On November 20, 1999, 17 men were initiated as the charter class of the Iota Chapter
The Fraternity should complement and enhance the educational mission of the host institution. The Fraternity is committed to fostering a close cooperative partnership with all colleges and universities where chapters exist. The Fraternity should promote academic achievement and assist each member to achieve his academic potential. By helping members adjust to the college environment, we can help them pursue their degree goals. Co-curricular activities can be as valuable as the classroom experience; hence, the Fraternity should promote involvement in all aspects of campus life. The Fraternity should promote the ideal of Brotherhood. The creation of lifelong friendships is a primary benefit of Fraternity membership. The Fraternity fulfills the need of students to belong to an extended family and frequently provides the opportunity to enhance those personal relationships through group living situations. As Brothers, our members have an obligation to have a caring concern for the welfare of our members. Brotherhood is a lifetime commitment; therefore, we should encourage strong alumni-undergraduate relationships for the mutual benefit of the students and the alumni. The Fraternity should actively contribute to the personal growth and development of its members. We teach young men social skills that will benefit them throughout their lifetime. The multitude of leadership opportunities available through the Fraternity prepares members for success in their chosen careers. Chapters should organize well-rounded programs and strive for excellence and quality in all undertakings. The Fraternity should promote ethical behavior and decision-making. The lessons taught from Fraternity ritual should be incorporated into the daily lives of the members. Kappa Sigmas are expected to act as gentlemen at all times, and the Fraternity must demand the highest standards of personal conduct. The Fraternity should instill a sense of responsibility and integrity. The dignity of all persons shall always be respected; intolerant or abusive behavior cannot be tolerated. The Fraternity should encourage service to others. Members, individually and collectively, should work toward the betterment of their campus and community... and in so doing contribute to the betterment of themselves. Chapter Facts
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Chapter History The Omicron Gamma chapter at Arkansas Tech University first organized as an interest group for Kappa Sigma in September 2003. After two years of hard work and dedication, the colony was granted their charter from Kappa Sigma headquarters and was installed as a chapter in 2005.
Creed To help college men become outstanding citizens of solid principles, strong actions, and high character through their college days and the rest of the their lives Chapter Facts
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Chapter History Originally established in 1964
as a social fraternity names the Cavaliers, Phi Lambda Chi is
the oldest social fraternity on the campus of Arkansas Tech University.
In 1976 the local fraternity became an official chapter of Phi
Lambda Chi and has been an active member of the Greek community
since that date.
This Fraternity will be different; it will be based on the love of God and the principle of peace through brotherhood…its purpose shall be to intensify and perpetuate friendship and promote happiness among its members, to encourage literature and education, and to create such sentiments, mould such opinions, and perform such deeds as shall conduce to the building of a noble and pure manhood. Chapter Facts
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Chapter History In 1974, a group of thirteen
young men came together to form a local fraternity, Phi Delta
Gamma, with the focus of aiding each member in developing character,
loyalty, and sense of achievement through service, school spirit
and social development. In 1976, these young men became a colony
of Sigma Phi Epsilon and gained their charter in the spring of
1977. In an effort to get rid of the “Animal House” stereotype,
Sigma Phi Epsilon started a new kind of fraternity program called
the Balanced Man. This teaches men how to embrace a sound mind
and sound body. This began to take shape in the Tech chapter in
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