FSL Policies

Texas Tech Student Code of Conduct 

Regulations and/or standards by which students at Texas Tech University abide and procedures by which its organization functions.

Social Event Planning Policy

The purpose of the Social Event Policy is to allow Fraternity & Sorority Life the ability to work with organizations and student leaders to better understand their inter/national organizations' policies and provide a backstop for the expectations we have of our organizations while hosting social events. FIPG is the industry standard with 51 inter/national members and reads in line with the majority of inter/national organizations' policies as they are written today.

Membership Intake Policy

This form is to be completed by MGC and NPHC organizations each semester prior to the start of any new member education activities.

Membership Education Policy

This form is to be completed by CPH and IFC organizations each semester prior to the start of any new member education activities.  

Leadership Program Policies

This document outlines the policies of the leadership development programs hosted by the Fraternity and Sorority Life office including Leadership Summit, Leadership Development Series, and Peer to Peer Trainings. 

Clay R. Warren Risk Education Policy

The purpose of the Clay R. Warren policy is to allow Fraternity & Sorority Life staff the ability to work with organizations and student leaders to better understand risk management, areas of risk that apply to the organizations and/or its members, harm reduction, and current events surrounding the fraternal movement. This policy will ensure that the Texas Tech fraternity and sorority community receives education to develop a community of care. Moreover, this policy outlines expectations to ensure that Fraternity & Sorority Life and its organizations are better partners to the Texas Tech University community.

Hazing Prevention 

Follow the above link to view resources on Hazing prevention.