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"In between studying, leadership projects and classes, I will always find time for any game across campus – whether it’s an intramural, club, or official HPU athletic event."

Maxwell Wheeler
Class of 2018

Greek Life

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Councils

Overview Interfraternity Council NPHC Panhellenic Council

Greek Organizations

Overview Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Gamma Delta Beta Theta Pi Delta Sigma Theta Kappa Delta Kappa Alpha Order Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Sigma Lambda Pi Chi Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Mu Sigma Nu Sigma Sigma Sigma Zeta Phi Beta Zeta Tau Alpha

Additional Resources

CARE Alert Report a Hazing Concern Resources for Advisors Philanthropy Event Registration The Greek Village Map Greek Housing FAQ Greek Village Decoration Request Form

Social Events

Bus Usage Procedures IFC Party Patrol Nightly Recap Social Event Guest List

Educational Resources

The Office of Greek Life strives to provide educational resources for chapter leadership and general membership. It is the responsibility of the member to be familiar with all High Point University policies and procedures regarding Greek Life.

2018-19 Guide to Greek Life

The Guide to Greek Life is everything you need to know regarding Greek Life policies. The document is sent electronically to fraternity/sorority members each fall. New members will receive an electronic copy during their new member process. Fraternity/sorority members should be familiar with these policies and are encouraged to review this document each semester.

Risk Reduction Presentation

This presentation is shown at the start of each semester to chapter leadership outlining the university’s policies for social events. It must be presented by chapter leadership to the entire chapter membership within the first two weeks of the start of the semester and two weeks after getting new members. Confirmation of chapter training must be submitted here.

Know Your Pour

This document, produced by Zeta Tau Alpha, Sigma Nu, Pi Kappa Phi & Alpha Chi Omega provides the definition of a standard drink and tips for moderating your drinking

FIPG Policy July 2008

FIPG is the most widely recognized basic risk managment plan utlized by fraternities and sororities.

BYOB_Guidelines_NIC

High Point University uses the BYOB policy as outlined by the North American Interfraternity Conference and FIPG.

Event_Contract_Third_Party_Vendor_Checklist

This document, produced by Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, is a helpful guide to hosting a successful third party event.

Designated Driver Programs

This document, produced by Willis HRH, reviews the risk associated with designated driver or “sober driver” programs. Willis HRH is one of only two insurance companies that insure Greek letter organizations.

Alcohol_Poisoning_Fact_Sheet

This document, produced by Pi Kappa Phi fraternity, outlines the common signs and symptoms of alcohol poisoning.
If you suspect someone is suffering from alcohol poisoning contact Campus Security or dial 911

Tips for Pledge Educator

This document, produced by Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, is a good guide for all new member educators.

hazing check list hazing check list 2

These documents, produced by Zeta Tau Alpha as part of My Sister My Responsibility, outline hazing behaviors
If you are being hazed or if you suspect someone is being hazed click here to submit a hazing concern report.

Terms of Participation

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How much does it cost?

The Greek Village falls under the “Deluxe Plus” housing tier.

What if I move out?

Greek Village housing is considered priority housing, residents may not place themselves on University housing waitlists. If a resident moves out of the Greek Village, the chapter has 7 calendar days to find a replacement. If a chapter fails to find a replacement in the 7 day window the University will charge the chapter a daily rate for the empty space. Chapters may have policies and/or bylaws in place regarding University fines that state the individual responsible for the fine, in this case moving out, must pay the fine.

What are the rooms like?

You can view a 360 virtual tour.

What about security?

As with all of our residence halls, the Greek Village houses are accessible by card access. All of the rooms have individual door locks. Campus Security makes regular patrols through the Greek Village. The Greek Village has additional security lighting.

Who has access to the house?

All members of the chapter have access to the front door of the house. However, the chapter may decide to limit the accessibility of the house to nonresident members. For example, resident members have 24 hour access, nonresident members may have access 9AM-9PM.

Who decides who lives in the house?

The chapter should work together to identify who lives in the house. In some cases, the chapter may have bylaws and requirements regarding living in the house.

Who creates the policies in the house?

All policies and procedures as outlined in the Guide to Campus Life are applicable for residents in the Greek Village. The University recognizes the rights of the chapter as a private organization to govern the space and/or resident members and non members with additional policies and procedures, providing that they are not in conflict with University policy and/or the policy of their national organization.

Do we have a Resident Assistant?

Yes, each Greek House has a resident assistant that is employed by the Office of Student Life. In most cases the RA is a member of the organization.

Is food served in the house?

No, there is no food service in the house. There is a full kitchen in the house available for use.

Are there requirements to live in the house?

Residents must maintain a 2.25 GPA to keep residency in the Greek Village.

Is there housekeeping?

Housekeeping is provided by University Campus Enhancement for public areas and common space including: foyer, halls, stairwells, chapter room, kitchen, laundry facilities, patio, public bathrooms and office during the workweek. Chapters, and or individuals, may be sanctioned for excessive dirtiness.