Chapter Resources

Annually, as new chapter officers are selected, each fraternity and sorority must go through Recognition. Fraternity and Sorority Recognition is done through a partnership between Greek Life and the Department of Student Activities. Each semester dates will be announced for the recognition workshops. Below you will find information about the recognition process, and some of the necessary forms.

Being an officially recognized Greek letter organization, means that your chapter will be afforded the following advantages and privileges:

Use of the Texas A&M University name, logos, and symbols to identify institutional affiliation (as approved by Collegiate Licensing)
Ability to recruit members on campus
Ability to hold meetings and functions on campus (Rudder, MSC, Wehner, etc.)
Access to free e-mail and/or internet web site
Use of university meeting rooms and facilities, most of which are free
Access to computerized banking facilities in the Student Organization Finance Center
Access to FREE publicity in publications like the University Calendar, Student Organizations Guide, Battalion’s What’s Up, etc.
Access to campus bulletin boards and kiosks for publicity purposes
Opportunity to apply for Student Organization funding
Communication with other student organizations
Support for self governance
Opportunities to serve on University Task Forces
Advocacy and support from University advisors
Support for community service endeavors
Access to a great Greek Resource library, which is located in the Department of Greek Life

Roster & Grade Information

Each semester, every fraternity and sorority will be required to review and make any necessary updates to their chapter roster. This process is completed through the Club Manager Program offered to each chapter. Please click here to access the program.

Chapter Roster & Student Records Release Form (this is available in the Greek Life Main Office)

Grade Appeal Application Form (.doc file)

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