Greeks and the Community

The fraternities and sororities at Valparaiso University performed 8,959 hours of community service for philanthropies during the fall 2010 semester, and 10,207 hours of community service for philanthropies during the spring 2011 semester.

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Quotes from Valpo's Greek Life Community

Greek Life has made me realize my full potential as a leader and as a person. It has challenged me in ways I never thought possible and fostered lifelong friendships
-Jen Cole, Kappa Kappa Gamma

Being a part of the Greek community has allowed me to really become the leader and person I want to be. I now take on challenges with a new sense of confidence and put my best face forward each day.
-Kirsten Keljo, Kappa Delta

For me, being Greek at Valpo has meant so much more than just being a member of a sorority, it has meant being part of a community. I have experienced a sense of belonging within my own organization and on campus, and it has provided me the opportunity to excel as a leader within the greater community.
-Monica Ott, Hellenic Council

The guys met here are now my family and I am theirs. For the rest of our lives we will be there for each other.
-Mark Duncan, Theta Chi

I think that Greek Life has really helped me grow and expand my activities on our campus. Not only has it opened doors, but it has given me the confidence I needed to take advantage of wonderful opportunities.
-Laura Arloszynski, Panhellenic Council

Being Greek has taught me lifetime skills such as leadership and time management that I do not think could have been learned elsewhere.
-Ryan Dean, Interfraternity Council

Being Greek is so much more than just belonging to a student organization.  Regardless of the letters we wear, we all share a common community, leadership roles, and better enjoyment of our college experience. Through the years, I have put my individual time and skills into the Greek community and in return I have received an amazing sisterhood, great memories, and personal development.
-Kim Kish, Pi Beta Phi