Instructional Leadership, emphasis: K-12 School Leadership (MEd)
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Fraternity and sorority life

A diverse Greek life

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Fraternities and sororities are part of NAU’s fabric. Each chapter offers members the opportunity to learn leadership skills, meet new people, and participate in philanthropic projects.

During fall recruitment, you can visit each chapter to find which one is the best fit for your interests. You can also join during spring semester, but only chapters with openings will be holding recruitment.

Fraternity and sorority councils

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Councils serve as the governing board for the fraternities and sororities. The councils promote policies and procedures developed at the national level of the association.

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College Panhellenic Council

The College Panhellenic Council governs all NAU social sororities. Each sorority has its president and another representative on the council.
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Find your family at NAU

NAU is home to a wide range of fraternities and sororities. Whatever your interests or goals, you’ll find the community and support you need to thrive throughout your university experience.
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Interfraternity Council

The Interfraternity Council acts as the governing body for NAU’s social fraternities. Each fraternity has its president and another representative on the council.
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United Greek Council

United Greek Council is the governing body for NAU’s cultural fraternities and sororities. They are dedicated to—and base their founding principles on—the celebration of traditionally underrepresented students. Each fraternity and sorority has its president and another representative on the council.