Sororities 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 National Panhellenic Conference (NPC), which supports 26 inter/national women’s sororities, or the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), which represents historically Black Greek-letter organizations. Sororities bring students together around shared principles—often centered on scholarship, leadership, service, and sisterhood—and provide a structured community experience outside the classroom.
Sororities are values-based organizations, meaning their purpose is grounded in their founding principles. They typically have rituals and creeds that promote ideals such as academic achievement, friendship, civic engagement, personal growth, and leadership. Members initiated into a sorority become members for life and gain access to a vast intergenerational network of alumnae who offer mentorship, professional connections, and support across the country and around the world. Members usually join through a recruitment or intake process and participate in leadership development programs, philanthropic fundraising, community service, academic support initiatives, and social and educational events. Many sororities operate with a local chapter structure led by student officers and supported by alumnae advisors, while remaining connected to a broader inter/national organization that provides training, risk management standards, and lifelong membership opportunities.
Sororities have played a significant role in shaping campus life for more than a century—empowering women, fostering lifelong friendships, and advancing philanthropic and service initiatives. Today, sororities increasingly emphasize accountability, member education, belonging, and proactive prevention efforts to ensure safe and mission-driven experiences aligned with institutional values.
Sororities have made Missouri S&T their home for over 50 years. Learn About Joining a Sorority
Panhellenic Council (PHC)
The Panhellenic Council (PHC) is a local chapter of the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC), which serves as the governing council for many social female fraternities or sororities on a National level. Local chapters of female fraternities/sororities associated with NPC are required to join campus PHC Chapters per national rules. The PHC sponsors a significant portion of the Primary Recruitment Process, which occurs in August every year. The S&T PHC greatly promotes inter-chapter coordination and cooperation through many sorority social events, partners with all different types of campus organizations, and provides several great scholastic resources to the campus community.
- Recruitment Contact- Riley McBride
- Panhellenic Council Main Email Address
The Panhellenic sororities on our campus are:
Chi Omega

Eta Kappa Chapter
- Locally Founded: April 29, 1979
- Address: 1607 N Pine St
- Chi O Grade Breakdown
- Chi O Cost Breakdown SP26
- Recruitment Contact: Chloe Martincic
- 217-851-0167
- cmmfr6@umsystem.edu

Kappa Delta
Epsilon Alpha Chapter
- Locally Founded: October 28, 1972
- Address: 1800 N Pine St
- Kappa Delta Grade Breakdown
- KD Cost Breakdown SP26
- Recruitment Contact: Reagan McCrackin
- 314-541-8629
- rmkf9@umsystem.edu

Zeta Tau Alpha

Eta Theta Chapter
- Locally Founded: May 5, 1973
- Address: 204 E 12th St
- Zeta Tau Alpha Grade Breakdown
- ZETA Cost Breakdown SP26
- Recruitment Contact: Rose Immekus
- 314-606-6843
- rei4vp@umsystem.edu

Greek Independent Council (GIC)
The Greek Independent Council (GIC) is the newest addition to the governing councils housed on the Missouri S&T Campus. Overseeing (Inter)National and local social sororities and fraternities. The GIC supports social sororities and fraternities, provides programmatic support, and serves as the advocate for its member-chapter needs.
- Recruitment Contact- Avery Olson
The GIC sororities on our campus are:
Phi Sigma Rho

Rho Chapter
- Locally Founded: September 11, 1994
- Address: No House
- Phi Rho Grade Breakdown
- Phi Rho Cost Breakdown
- Recruitment Contact: Abbigail House

