Greek Programs & Activities

African American Student Leadership Institute (AASLI) | Supporting Academic Greek Excellence (SAGE)

Advocating Responsible Choices (ARCHES)  | Greek Week |  Greek Retreat  | Greek Calendar

African American Student Leadership Institute (AASLI)

The AASLI program creates involvement and leadership opportunities for second semester African American freshman students and aids them in their academic endeavors.

Each student is required to attend study hours, be involved with a student organization, complete service hours, attend all AASLI programs, and design and implement a group educational project. Throughout the experience, students are paired with a peer-coach to enhance their development in academics, involvement, and leadership.

This program is done in partnership with the Department of Multicultural Services and National Pan-Hellenic Council.

Supporting Academic Greek Excellence (SAGE)

More information to come about SAGE

Advocating Responsible Choices (ARCHES)

The ARCHES program offers new members of the Greek community supportive mentors as they make the social transition from high school to college.

• Goals or ARCHES:  
  • To create a supportive network of Greek students who share similar attitudes and beliefs and choose to make low-risk decisions;
  • To provide new members and members with the opportunity to comfortably participate in  a variety of social situations without feeling the pressure to drink or use other drugs;
  • To reduce the perception that all Greek students drink / binge drink;
  • To create a social norm within the fraternity and sorority community at Texas A&M that assists in changing the stereotypical image of men and women involved in Greek organizations.

In order to make the Greek experience positive and inclusive for all new members, members of Greek organizations choose to serve as advocates for responsible decisions. These students serve as mentors for their brothers/sisters, new members, and the Greek community.

Greek Week (

Greek Week acts as a unifying agent for the four councils and fifty-four Greek organizations. Two to three organizations from different councils are grouped together in teams and participate in events throughout the week. Teams compile points by participating in a philanthropy day, Bryan/College Station outreach, faculty appreciation event, and individual team events. The week culminates with a leadership speaker and a banquet crowning the King and Queen of Greek Week.

Greek Retreat

Are you looking for a chance to meet new people and build bridges in the Greek community?

Join us for an insightful day. Come develop leadership skills, network with your peers, discuss current issues impacting Greeks, and more at the Greek Retreat  Teambuilding exercises and small/large group activities and discussion will make up the days activities for all who attend.

Goals

1. To gain a new understanding of each council: Collegiate Panhellenic Council, Interfraternity Council, National Pan-Hellenic Council, and the Multicultural Greek Council.
2. To develop goals and a strategic plan for Greek community at Texas A&M University.