Councils
All fraternity and sorority organizations at UT are governed by student-run councils that plan educational programs, offer academic incentives, enforce policies, oversee recruitment and intake processes, and provide a support network and voice to the University and local community.
Interfraternity Council (IFC)
United in the belief that among fraternities there may be common issues beyond the scope of individual action, the members of IFC aim to help organize and moderate fraternity like so that standards are followed properly and in accordance to The University of Tampa regulations.
President: Trevor Hyssong, thyssong@gmail.com
Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)
The Multicultural Greek Council strives to preserve and promote diversity, scholarship and service to The University of Tampa campus, the community and its members. MGC encourages cooperation and harmony among member organizations and promotes cohesion among all University of Tampa Greeks. It serves as a liaison between the university authorities and member organizations in matters of common interest.
President: Ranya Jamal Aldeen, pawikan56_slg@yahoo.com
National Interfraternity Music Council (NIMC)
The NIMC is the governing body of all the Greek music fraternities and sororities at The University of Tampa. The purpose is to attain harmony among organizations, secure funding, provide mutual protection of rights and promote the general welfare of music students.
National Pan-Hellenic Council (UT-NPHC)
The UT-NPHC strives to preserve and promote scholarship among member organizations, service within community, and sisterhood and brotherhood within and beyond individual organizations. The UT-NPHC holds steadfast in beliefs to coordinate and cooperate, amongst the five organizations, programs and service to the UT and Tampa Bay communities.
President: Aminata Baro, abaro@spartans.ut.edu
College Panhellenic Association
The College Panhellenic Association is comprised of women from the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) sororities and women's fraternities at The University of Tampa. These women are the overall representatives of the Panhellenic community. They coordinate a variety of activities that involve every sorority; for example, they coordinate fundraisers for campus needs and service projects. The College Panhellenic Association's main objectives are to maintain an outstanding image on campus and do everything in its power to improve the fraternity and sorority community.
President: Mackenzie Bince, mackenzie.bince@spartans.ut.edu