At the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, recruitment is the term used to describe the process of gaining membership into a fraternity or sorority. It is a mutual selection process where a student has the opportunity to meet with chapter members, ask a variety of questions, and tour living units.

Any female student admitted to Nebraska as a first time student is eligible to participate in sorority recruitment. Because of the emphasis on scholarship, many chapters have academic criteria for membership that exceeds the university admission requirement.

Fall Formal Recruitment is the process used by sororities to obtain new members. As a prospective member you will have an opportunity to get acquainted with members of different chapters on campus and ask questions about each sorority and what it has to offer you. Just as sororities are looking for the right women to join their chapters, you should be looking for a chapter that fits you. With fourteen chapters at Nebraska, you will be able to find a group of women with whom you identify.

Formal Recruitment is a four-day process in the fall. It usually takes place the week prior to the first day of classes. You are required to participate in all scheduled events.

To learn more about the Greek system at UNL and all the wonderful advantages of joining a chapter click the link below and then click on 'Sororities'.

For more information click HERE to visit UNL's Panhellenic page. There you will find more information regarding Fall Formal Recruitment and Greek activities at our campus. GO GREEK!

Are you interested in participating in UNL's 2005 formal recruitment? 2005 Formal Recruitment will be held August 15th-August 19th. Click HERE to reach the University of Nebraska – Lincoln 's Greek Affairs Web site below for an application.

Are you an Alpha Phi alumna hoping to recommend someone for membership? Click HERE to reach the Alpha Phi International Web site.