Policies & Resources

Community policies and resources

Peer accountability and self-governance are important for personal development and community success. Members of fraternities and sororities have certain privileges and must also adhere to various rules and policies. Failing to meet expectations or follow the rules can result in losing these privileges.

At IU Indianapolis, all members of Fraternity and Sorority Life are expected to review, understand, and follow the Indiana University  Code of Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Conduct, all Fraternity and Sorority Life community policies, governing council bylaws, and the student organization policies. Most of these resources can be found on The Spot, and additional policies are linked below.

Good Standing Policy
New Member Education/Intake Policy
Hazing Compliance Form
Social Policy
Community Growth/Extension Policy

Our mission and vision

We are committed to cultivating academic excellence, serving IU Indianapolis and the surrounding community, and nurturing your holistic development.

We aim to promote leadership, durability, and success for our members, with an emphasis on values, accountability, and achievement.

Educational programs

Providing educational opportunities is important for promoting a healthy and inclusive environment within our sorority and fraternity community. Our staff is dedicated to creating programs that focus on leadership development and promoting positive behavior. We make sure that all educational initiatives align with our standards of excellence and help our members achieve core membership outcomes.

The purpose is to provide community building, professional, and personal skill development for our Fraternity and Sorority Life leaders to use throughout their collegiate experience. Hosted twice a year (fall/spring).

To provide a space for potential new members/interests to connect with our 24 organizations, learn how to become a member, and find a sense of belonging in the community. Hosted twice a year (fall/spring) during Weeks of Welcome.

Information Nights are hosted by each governing council (CPH, IFC, MCGC, NPHC) and provide prospective members with an opportunity to learn about the fraternities and sororities within that council. These sessions cover topics such as recruitment or intake processes, membership expectations, council values, and opportunities for involvement.

By attending, students can ask questions, connect with current members, and gain the information needed to make informed decisions about joining Fraternity and Sorority Life.

New Member Academy is a council-led educational experience designed to support and engage new members as they begin their fraternity or sorority journey. Each governing council (CPH, IFC, MCGC, NPHC) hosts its own program, tailored to reflect the values, traditions, and expectations of its member organizations.

Through interactive sessions, new members gain a deeper understanding of leadership, academic success, campus involvement, community standards, and the unique opportunities available within their respective councils and the broader fraternity and sorority community.

Policies & Resources

Community policies and resources

Our mission and vision

Educational programs

FSL Leadership Forums

FSL Open House

Information Nights

New Member Academy

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