Experienced Leaders

Texas Tech Fraternity and Sorority Life staff works closely with chapter leaders and governing council officers to ensure that members of the fraternity and sorority community have a meaningful experience at Texas Tech University that compliments their academic experience and better prepares them to be global citizens. Fraternity and Sorority Life is committed to providing educational and developmental opportunities for all members of the community and is proud to offer the following educational programs for experienced leaders:

FSL Leadership Summit

Leadership Summit is a 3-day institute style learning experience for fraternity and sorority organization presidents on Texas Tech's campus.

Drawing on elements from programs like UIFI®, LeaderShape®, iLead® and other leadership academies across the country – we seek to elevate our current community through a focus on leadership development, community-building, and critical thinking skills.

Leadership Summit is designed to bring leaders in the fraternity and sorority life community together, working towards common goals of helping the community at large and ensure the success of the fraternity and sorority community.

President's Course

Coming Spring 2017

UIFI Scholarships

Fraternity & Sorority Life proudly supports the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute® through Participate Scholarships for experienced and emerging leaders on our campus.

The Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute® (UIFI®) is a five day institute that brings together fraternity men and sorority women from across North America to create opportunities to explore, define, and enhance their leadership skills, personal awareness, commitment to their fraternity or sorority, and grow to expect values based action from themselves and those they lead.

Attend UIFI®

Apply for a TTU UIFI® Scholarship

Leadership Conferences

Association of Fraternal Leadership & Values (AFLV)

The Central Fraternal Leadership Conference and the National Black Greek Leadership Conference comprise the AFLV Central Conference.

Together, the coinciding events bring more than 2,800 participants to create the ideal setting for networking and idea sharing. This is the largest gathering of undergraduate fraternity and sorority leaders from councils and chapters in the United States.

AFLV Central will feature joint workshops and presentations as well as a curriculum that will address specific issues facing the many councils within our fraternal communities. This is an exciting opportunity that will allow for inclusive programming and collaboration between campus administrators, national organizations, and students to address issues like risk management, intake, intra-council relationships, and liability issues. Also included is specific information about current events and issues that impact the fraternity/sorority community on campus.