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The Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) Chapter Report Card shows a snapshot of key measures for each chapter in the FGCU FSL Community. The FGCU FSL Community believes in respect and equality for all of its members, providing Brotherhood and Sisterhood through service, scholarship, and leadership opportunities that contribute to and improve the college experience. FGCU's Greek Community fulfills this mission by:

Promoting the intellectual, social, recreational, moral, and career development of students Providing opportunities for training in leadership to enhance personal and social skills Promoting student involvement in co-curricular activities Offering undergraduates an opportunity for personal development, organizational management, and self-governance Fostering an appreciation for different lifestyles and cultural heritages Promoting scholarship and participation in community service projects Fostering and building strong alumni relationships

Updated July 2019

Current University Status

Fraternity and Sorority Life Report Card Spring 2019

Membership Size Scholarship

Civic Engagment

Conduct**

Standards of Fraternal Excellence

Current Number of Members

Chapter Semester GPA

Service Hours Philanthropy Dollars Raised Conduct Standing

Hazing Alcohol Sexual Misconduct

Other Scholarship &

Intelletual Development Community

Service & Pihlanthropy Programming & Collaboration Leadership & Membership Development

Interfraternity Council (IFC)

Alpha Epsilon Pi

A ct iv e

36

Alpha Tau Omega

A ct iv e

55

Beta Theta Pi

A ct iv e

45

Kappa Alpha Order

A ct iv e

45

Kappa Sigma

A ct iv e

81

Sigma Chi

A ct iv e

50

Phi Delta Theta

A ct iv e

55

Pi Kappa Alpha

A ct iv e

71

Pi Kappa Phi

A ct iv e

70

Sigma Phi Epsilon

A ct iv e

79

Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)

Lambda Upsilon Lambda

A ct iv e

4

Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi

A ct iv e

17

Sigma Lambda Beta

A ct iv e

10

Sigma Iota Alpha

Inactive - Less than 4 members

2

Theta Nu Xi

A ct iv e

8

National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)

Alpha Phi Alpha

A ct iv e

11

Alpha Kappa Alpha

A ct iv e

8

Delta Sigma Theta

Inactive - Less than 4 members

2

Kappa Alpha Psi

A ct iv e

9

Sigma Gamma Rho

A ct iv e

11

Phi Beta Sigma

A ct iv e

12

Zeta Phi Beta

A ct iv e

5

Panhellenic Association (PHA)

Alpha Chi Omega

A ct iv e

119

Chi Omega

A ct iv e

129

Delta Delta Delta

A ct iv e

114

Kappa Delta

A ct iv e

137

Phi Mu

A ct iv e

134

Zeta Tau Alpha

A ct iv e

109

Unrecognized Organizations Lambda Chi Alpha (IFC) Sigma Lambda Gamma (MGC) Omega Psi Phi (NPHC)

Unrecognized Unrecognized Unrecognized

PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY IN PROGRESS

2.88

no report no report Good 1

1

3.08

517

$100.00

Good

2

2

2.80

2100

$1,300.00 Good

2.77

194

$100.00

Good

2.90

no report no report Good

2.76

284

$2,038.00 Good

1

5

2.74

75

$1,560.50 Good

2.75

no report no report Good

2.71

196

$1,684.00 Good

5

2.99

160

$1,050.00 Good

3

3.33

no report no report Good

3.14

no report no report Good

2.99

no report no report Good

n/a

n/a

n/a

Good

2.71

49

$0

Good

3.06

151

0

Good

3.39

139

no report Good

n/a

n/a

n/a

Good

2.32

no report no report Good

2.97

no report no report Good

2.81

47

no report Good

2.20

no report no report Good

1

3.06

0

$2,553.00 Good

3.13

460

$7,004.74 Good

3.15

58

$ 25,819.00 Goog

3.25

2236 $17,383.77 Good

3.34

1522

$0.00

Good

2

3.20

1107

$6,280.73 Good

1

4

Suspended in 09/2013 until 09/2017 | Chapter was found responsible for hazing and alcohol misconduct. Suspended in 06/2013 until 05/2015 | Chapter was found responsible for hazing.

Spring 2018 | Organization was released from expansion process due to lack of acquiring minimum number of members.

Chapter Report Card Key

Active = A recognized chartered organization that has at least four active members, has been fully recognized by FGCU, the Office of Student Involvement, and their respective Greek governing council, has been granted all rights, privileges, obligations, and appropriate use of university resources as a fraternity or sorority.

Active ? Colonized or Chartered = An organization that has been extended an invitation by the University to colonize/expand and charter at FGCU.

Inactive = An organization that has lost all or some university privileges, as deemed necessary by the Office of Student Involvement. Unrecognized = An organization that is not a registered student organization (fraternity or sorority) at FGCU or recognized by their national

organization. Academic Probation = An organization is placed under this status when the organization's semester grade point average falls below a 2.5.

This status can result in a loss of university privileges, as deemed necessary by the Office of Student Involvement. Conduct Probation = An organization placed under this status has been found responsible for violating the Student Code of Conduct. This

status can result in the loss of university privileges and/or educational sanctions have been imposed on the organization by the Office of Student Conduct. Conduct** = The numbers under this section represent the number of times an organization has been found responsible for the specified student code of conduct violations (i.e. Hazing, Alcohol, Sexual Misconduct, & Other) since January 2015. n/a = Data was not reported by the chapter.

Standards of Fraternal Excellence (SFE) Program

The SFE Program provides a set of minimum standards by which all fraternity and sorority chapters will be measured annually in order to maintain a level of good standing with FGCU and their national organization. All chapters are responsible for meeting the minimum target requirements within the following standards categories: Scholarship and Intellectual Development, Community Service & Philanthropy, Programming and Collaboration, and Leadership & Membership Development. This program runs annually from January to December. All chapters must receive a minimum of 10 points in each category and 40 total points. At the end of every fall semester the overall recognition levels will be reported and specifying if the chapter achieved a minimum of 10 points or exceeded the 10 point minimum.

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