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Current Members & Chapter Resources

Fraternity & Sorority Life supports current members and chapter leaders throughout their membership experience.

Use this page as a starting point for chapter operations, membership and roster responsibilities, academic resources, leadership development, policies and other information for recognized fraternities and sororities at Texas Tech.

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Chapter Leaders

Chapter officers are responsible for maintaining communication with Fraternity & Sorority Life, their governing council, advisors and inter/national organization. Leadership transitions should include the information and access incoming officers need to successfully manage chapter responsibilities.

At the beginning of each officer term, chapter leaders should:

  • Confirm officer and advisor contact information is current
  • Review university, council and inter/national organization expectations
  • Review important FSL and council dates and deadlines
  • Confirm access to organization accounts and university systems
  • Review chapter goals, academic performance and areas for improvement
  • Establish regular communication with advisors
  • Identify required educational programs and officer responsibilities

Stay Connected

FSL communicates important deadlines, requirements and opportunities to chapter and council leaders throughout the year. Officers should regularly monitor their Texas Tech email and share relevant information with members and advisors.


Chapter Operations

Successful chapters depend on consistent operations and accurate information. Student leaders should maintain chapter records, complete university requirements on time and involve advisors when making significant organizational decisions.

TechConnect

Registered student organizations use TechConnect to manage organization information, maintain required records and access university student organization resources.

Access TechConnect

Student Involvement

Student Involvement provides information for registered student organizations, including university recognition, organization requirements and campus resources.

Student Involvement Resources

Advisors & Headquarters

Strong partnerships with advisors and inter/national organizations help chapters maintain continuity, address concerns and support student leaders.

Advisor & Headquarters Resources

Policies & Accountability

Review university expectations, hazing prevention information, risk education requirements and chapter accountability resources.

Policies & Accountability

Chapter Events & Activities

Chapter leaders should plan events early and make sure activities meet applicable university, council and inter/national organization requirements. Depending on the activity, chapters may need to coordinate with advisors, FSL or other university offices before an event occurs.

Questions about an upcoming activity should be directed to the chapter's FSL council advisor before plans are finalized.


Membership & Rosters

Accurate membership information is important for chapter and community records, academic reporting and university communication. Chapters are responsible for completing membership updates and roster requirements according to deadlines communicated by FSL.

Chapter Responsibilities

Chapter officers responsible for membership records should:

  • Keep chapter membership information accurate and current
  • Complete roster updates by FSL deadlines
  • Report new members through the process communicated by FSL
  • Report membership changes when students affiliate, initiate, resign or otherwise change membership status
  • Review chapter records for accuracy before semester reporting deadlines
  • Contact FSL when a roster or membership record appears incorrect

New Member Education & Membership Intake

Organizations conducting new member education or membership intake are responsible for following university, council and inter/national organization expectations throughout the process.

Chapter leaders should communicate with their FSL council advisor before beginning a membership process and complete any required notifications, roster updates or educational requirements according to the current semester's instructions.

Review Hazing Prevention Information


Member Resources

Membership extends beyond chapter meetings and events. Students can use their fraternity or sorority experience to strengthen academic performance, develop as leaders and contribute to the Texas Tech community.

Academics & Scholarships

View current community academic performance, historical grade reports, scholarship information and academic support resources.

Academics & Scholarships

Leadership & Recognition

Explore leadership development, FSL Ambassadors, honor societies and opportunities to recognize outstanding chapters and members.

Leadership & Recognition

Your Governing Council

Stay connected with your governing council for council-specific programs, leadership opportunities, expectations and community information.

Councils & Chapters

Student Support

Texas Tech offers resources to help students navigate academic, personal, financial and other challenges that may affect their university experience.

Student Support Resources

Representing Your Organization

Every member contributes to the culture and reputation of their chapter and the broader fraternity and sorority community. Members are encouraged to:

  • Know and practice the values of their organization
  • Prioritize academic success and personal well-being
  • Treat other students and community members with respect
  • Participate in service, leadership and campus involvement
  • Speak up when behavior does not reflect chapter or university expectations
  • Support fellow members and connect them with help when needed

Chapter Support

Chapter leaders do not need to manage challenges alone. FSL staff can help organizations understand university expectations, navigate chapter concerns, connect with campus resources and identify appropriate next steps.

Contact FSL When You Need Help With:

  • Chapter or council requirements
  • Membership and roster questions
  • New member education or membership intake
  • Officer transitions
  • Advisor or headquarters coordination
  • Academic information and grade reporting
  • Risk education and prevention
  • Chapter concerns or potential policy issues
  • Leadership and involvement opportunities
  • Finding the appropriate university resource

If you are unsure who to contact, start with Fraternity & Sorority Life and our staff can help connect you with the appropriate person.

Fraternity & Sorority Life
Student Union Building, Room 024
Phone: 806.742.2403
Email: fsl@ttu.edu

Meet the FSL Team