Georgia Tech Interfraternity Council

Georgia Tech's Interfraternity Council has recently joined Facebook and Twitter in an effort to reach more students.  Like Us on Facebook or Follow Us on Twitter to get timely updates about relevant information.

St. Baldrick's foundation raises money for childhood cancer research.  On March 8, 2012 participants' heads will be shaved at Ri Ra Irish Pub.  Over 275 members of Georgia Tech fraternities have participated in the past, and IFC has received recognition and honor on campus for it's participation.  Sign up your chapter to participate and compete to win a toga party at Ri Ra Irish Pub.

Please fill out the application if you are interested in being on the IFC Social Committee.  Applications are due on Sunday, February 12th at 5:00 P.M.  You will be notified later that week if you receive an interview.  If you have any questions please contact Jason (jlupuloff3@gatech.edu) or Jonathan (jradivoj3@gatech.edu). 

The spring Rush period this year will begin on January 17th, 2012 and conclude on January 20th.  If you are interested at all in joining a Fraternity or learning more about the process, you are invited to visit chapter houses to learn more about them individually as well as the Greek community as a whole.

We are currently accepting applications for IFC Chairman positions.  IFC Chairmen work directly under IFC Exec members, giving them great exposure to the inner workings of IFC and connections with chapter Presidents, Reps, and other IFC Chairmen.

The Interfraternity Council has decided to take a stance to support SGA's initiative to stem the vandalism of our campus.  Launched on Monday, September 26th, the "Keep the T in Tech" campaign is a week-long program which is designed to encourage our student body to take a stand against the destruction of Institute property.

T-Night this year was held on August 29, 2011 from 7 to 10 pm and was sponsored by the Interfraternity council along with other campus organizations.  The annual event provided an opportunity to teach students, especially freshman, the importance of Tech traditions.

The Interfraternity Council would like to congratulate its component chapters for another successful Fall Rush recruitment period.  This year, we welcomed an impressive 561 new members into the Greek community, and wish them the best as they progress towards initiation.  The average new member class, this Fall, was 17.5 (members per chapter) with the largest new member class being 30 strong.

This year's official fall Rush period starts on August 19th, 2011 and continues through until August 25th.  During this time, interested men are invited and encouraged to visit chapter houses and learn more about the chapters and about Georgia Tech's Greek community.  

The Georgia Tech IFC website has undergone a massive redesign, with the goal of providing better resources to interested rushees and current fraternity men alike.