Collegiate Panhellenic Council

The Collegiate Panhellenic Council is the governing body of the eight National PanhellenicConference affiliated sororities at the University of North Texas. Panhellenic is an organization established to foster interfraternal relationships, to help collegiate chapters of the National Panhellenic Conference member groups, and to assist in maintaining the highest scholastic and social standards. The council enables the sororities to work together more effectively on campus.

The individual organizations are dedicated to personal development, academic achievement, leadership growth, and service to the campus and community. Activities may include community service projects, educational programs, leadership training, study halls, sisterhood retreats, intramural sports and fraternity mixers. Above all, sororities foster close friendships that will last through college and beyond. Panhellenic meets weekly to discuss the current issues facing the Fraternity and Sorority Community, plan upcoming events, and serve as a link between UNT administration and individual organizations.

Alpha Delta Pi - ΑΔΠ

^{Chapter: Gamma Upsilon}
^{Colors: Azure and White}
^{Symbol: "Alphie" The Lion}
^{Founded: May 15th, 1851}
^{Motto: "We Live For Each Other"}

Alpha Phi - AΦ

^{Chapter: Gamma Eta}
^{Colors: Bordeaux and Silver}
^{Symbol: Ivy}
^{Founded: Oct. 10th, 1872}
^{Motto: "Union hand in hand"}

Chi Omega - ΧΩ

^{Chapter: Alpha Alpha}
^{Colors: Cardinal and Straw}
^{Symbol: Skull and Crossbones}
^{Founded: Apr. 5th, 1895}
^{Motto: "Sisters on purpose"}

Delta Gamma - ΔΓ

^{Chapter: Gamma Nu}
^{Colors: Bronze, Pink, and Blue}
^{Symbol: Anchor}
^{Founded: Dec. 25th, 1873}
^{Motto: "Do Good"}

Kappa Delta - KΔ

^{Chapter: Gamma Beta}
^{Colors: Olive Green and Pearl White}
^{Symbol: Nautilus Shell, Dagger}
^{Founded: Oct. 23th, 1897}
^{Motto: "Let us strive for that which is honorable, beautiful and highest"}

Kappa Kappa Gamma - KKΓ

^{Chapter: Zeta Sigma}
^{Colors: Light and Dark Blue}
^{Symbol: Owl, Key, Fleur-De-Lis}
^{Founded: Oct. 13th, 1870}
^{Motto: "Dream Boldly. Live Fully"}

Pi Beta Phi - ΠΒΦ

^{Chapter: Texas Epsilon}
^{Colors: Wine and Silver Blue}
^{Symbol: Arrow}
^{Founded: Apr. 28th, 1867}
^{Motto: "Friends and Leaders for Life"}

Zeta Tau Alpha - ZTA

^{Chapter: Gamma Phi}
^{Colors: Turquoise Blue and Steel Grey}
^{Symbol: Five Point Crown}
^{Founded: Oct. 15th, 1898}
^{Motto: "Seek the Noblest"}

Fall Primary Recruitment

Panhellenic sororities participate in formal primary recruitment. Primary recruitment is a week-long event that ends with Bid Day celebrations. Incoming first-year students will have an opportunity to learn about Panhellenic Recruitment and each individual chapter through New Student Orientation and First Flight Week.

The 2024 Formal Recruitment experience will take place from August 30th - September 3rd
Registration is REQUIRED to participate and early registration is highly encouraged. Registration is $50.00 and is now open! Click here to sign up for the formal recruitment experience! This registration fee goes towards reservations, recruitment software, and other supplies needed to conduct recruitment. You can find the 2024 Formal Recruitment Lookbook here!

Panhellenic Continuous Open Bidding (COB)

The Continuous Open Bidding period is only available for a select few chapters that do not fill their quota of new members. Women that withdrew from the formal period prior to MRABA signing and women that have not participated in formal recruitment are eligible to participate. If you did not register for the formal recruitment period, please sign up here.

Spring Panhellenic Sorority Recruitment Opportunities

UNT Panhellenic does not have formal or informal Spring recruitment. During the Spring semester, chapters with membership opportunities will participate in a process referred to as Continuous Open Bidding (COB). Chapters will individually host events or invite potential new members to get to know the chapter. These events are usually casual and provide a fun and relaxed environment where potential new members will be able to get to know one another before potentially joining the organization.

Costs to Join

Fraternities/Sororities have been self-sufficient since their inception. Members of these groups pay their own way through dues, membership fees and one-time new member or initiation fees. Cost of membership in a Greek-lettered organization varies, depending on the organization and housing options. However, the cost of living in a fraternity or sorority house is generally comparable to living on campus. Students can expect a financial obligation of $1,400-$2,600 to join one of these chapters.

President	Shelly McKneely
1st Vice President	Emma Ferguson
Vice President of Recruitment and Retention	Ella Jacobsen
Vice President of Programming	Kiana Thomas
Vice President of Service	Emily Quinn
Vice President of Scholarship	Maggie Stanfield
Vice President of Community Relations	Jessica Hoechstetter
Vice President Administration and Finance	Anuska Acharya

Advisor: Arielle "Ari" Harris