Fraternities – Student Involvement

Fraternities are social student-led organizations found primarily on college and university campuses across North America. Most are affiliated with national umbrella organizations such as the North American Interfraternity Conference (NIC), which supports more than 50 men’s fraternities. Fraternities bring students together around shared principles—often centered on scholarship, leadership, service, and brotherhood—and provide a structured community experience outside the classroom.

Fraternities are values-based organizations, meaning their purpose is grounded on their founding values. They usually have rituals and creeds which promote the ideals of the organization like academic achievement, friendship, community service, and leadership. Member initiated into a fraternity become a member for life and gain a vast membership network that can provide countless connections throughout the country and world. Members typically join through a recruitment process and participate in activities such as leadership development programs, philanthropic fundraising, community service, academic support initiatives, and social events. Many fraternities operate with a local chapter structure guided by student officers and alumni advisors, while also being connected to a broader national network that offers training, risk management standards, and lifelong membership opportunities.

Fraternities have played a significant role in shaping campus life for more than a century—building professional networks, fostering friendships, and creating traditions. Fraternities increasingly emphasize accountability, member education, and proactive prevention efforts to ensure safe and mission-driven experiences aligned with institutional values.

Fraternities have made Missouri S&T their home for over 120 years. Learn About Joining a Fraternity

Interfraternity Council (IFC)

The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is a local chapter of the National Interfraternity Conference (NIC), which serves as a governing body for many social male fraternities on a(n) (Inter)National level. Local chapters of fraternities associated with the NIC are encouraged to join campus IFC Chapters for support. The S&T IFC Chapter aides its chapters through several service events, such as the Greek Service Day during the annual Greek Week, and the community-wide philanthropy Out Til Midnight. Moreover, they provide major educational opportunities through presentations and workshops from national, award-winning speakers for topics such as Hazing Prevention and Alcohol Awareness Education.

Interfraternity Council website
Read about the IFC recruitment process in the 2025-2026 IFC Recruitment Brochure
Recruitment Contact: Max Garcia
- 618-670-8927

The IFC fraternities on our campus are:

Beta Sigma Psi

Eta Chapter

Locally Founded: April 5, 1952
Address: 2 Fraternity Dr
Beta Sigma Psi Grades Breakdown
Beta Sig Cost Breakdown SP26
Beta Sigma Psi Awards
Recruitment Contact: Tim Roth
- 314-598-8810
- tmrdnr@umsystem.edu

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Delta Sigma Phi

Delta Epsilon Chapter

Locally Founded: March 10, 1957
Address: 215 W 8th St
Delta Sigma Phi Grades Breakdown
Delta Sig Cost Breakdown SP25
Delta Sigma Phi Awards
Recruitment Contact: Colton Glendenning
- 719-313-1322
- clgb63@umsystem.edu

Interfraternity Council (IFC)

Beta Sigma Psi

Delta Sigma Phi

Delta Tau Delta

Kappa Alpha Order

Kappa Sigma

Lambda Chi Alpha

Phi Kappa Theta

Pi Kappa Alpha

Sigma Chi

Sigma Nu

Sigma Phi Epsilon

Sigma Pi

Sigma Tau Gamma

Tau Kappa Epsilon

Theta Xi

Greek Independent Council (GIC)

Triangle

Triangle

National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)

Alpha Phi Alpha

Kappa Alpha Psi

Omega Psi Phi

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