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The Valparaiso University Standards and Expectations for Fraternities and Sororities was established in 2001 and provides a framework for the continued positive interactions and relationships between the University and recognized fraternities and sororities. The S&E operates on an academic year basis and ultimately factors into a chapter’s active status. Awards & Recognition

Our annual Fraternity & Sorority Experience Awards & Recognition Program highlights the phenomenal work that our chapters, individuals, and partners do throughout the year. This occurs every Spring.

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The Fraternity & Sorority Experience hosts two retreats each year for council officers and chapter presidents that allows these students to come together as a community, grow and hone their leadership skills, set goals and priorities, and receive any large-scale updates for the semester ahead. The Mid-Year Retreat occurs every August/September and the FSL Leadership Retreat occurs every January.

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FSE Week is an event that brings together the Fraternity & Sorority Experience Community for unity, fun, philanthropy, and light-hearted competition. It is a chance for newer and active members to come together towards the end of the academic year to showcase the broader FSE community beyond individual chapters.

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Officer Roundtables occur periodically throughout the semester and on a schedule deemed fit for any given position. These allow officers within similar roles from every chapter to come together to receive support from the governing councils and staff, provide any needed updates or discuss any changes needed, and lean on one another for any challenges, or victories, they may be experiencing within their own chapters. These occur regularly for chapter presidents and recruitment officers.

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Fraternity & Sorority Experience

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1509 Chapel Dr.
Office of Student Engagement and Experiences, Suite 230
Valparaiso, IN 46383

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