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Division of Academic and Student Affairs
Fraternity and Sorority Life
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Department Vision

We prepare students for society through a values-based fraternal experience.  Our work impacts the student experience in three ways:  Chapter Services, Council and Community Development, and Living and Learning.   Our team advises recognized fraternities and sororities, their governing councils, and manages Greek Village, while providing programs to educate the Community of over 3,800 students.

Chapter Services

The Chapter Services staff works collaboratively with chapter leaders, chapter advisors, and national headquarters/regional officers to support chapters in achieving their organizational mission.

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Living and Learning

The Living and Learning team works with chapter leaders, House Corporations, and alumni to operate, maintain, and enhance the Greek Village.

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Council and Community Development

This team advises the 4 governing councils while providing Community Wide Programs to enhance leadership development and to educate the community.

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Upcoming Events

All Events
Apr 28

Tuesday

Pi Beta Phi Founders Day
Apr 28

Tuesday

LDOC
Apr 29

Wednesday

Reading Day

New Housing Options

Apartments (2, 3 and 4 bedroom units) for affiliated members
Chapter Commons (25-bed units) with organization space 
Townhomes (5 to 14-bed units) with organization space 

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NEWS

news.dasa.ncsu.edu

October 08, 2024

Shelly Brown Dobek Wins AFA Award

Recently, Shelly Brown Dobek was honored with the Dr. Robert H. Shaffer Award by the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors (AFA), in recognition of her extensive contributions to the organization throughout her career.

May 31, 2024

Howling Success: Jada Williams

This month's Howling Success graduated in May and spent her four years at NC State building community through several organizations dedicated to helping all student populations find success.

April 30, 2024

Howling Success: Nathan Campbell

Nathan Campbell is a fourth-year student with a jam-packed schedule, and that's just how he wants it. He takes pride in leading several organizations dedicated to helping Native American students find success at NC State.