? New events have been added to the fraternity rushing process.
To begin, students must go to IUIFC.org and register for recruitment.
From there, potential candidates can customize their profile with their top five chapters and connect with chapter presidents, said Dylan Nash, Interfraternity Council vice president of recruitment.
Thursday, Recruitment Orientation: Guest speaker Josh Orendi from Phired Up Productions will address greek life expectations.
Saturday and Sunday, Chapter Visit: Rush groups of 20-30 students will visit each chapter for 30 minutes.
Sept. 8, Field Day: Potential recruits get a chance to play sports and games with chapter representatives in Dunn Meadow.
Sept. 9, Service Day: Potential recruits will learn about greek life’s philanthropic requirements. Each chapter has planned its own philanthropy day event or teamed up with another chapter.
Sept. 10, Open Door: Every chapter will have an open event. Recruits have the choice of how many they would like to attend.
Sept. 11, Traditional Recruitment: Unstructured recruitment will resume similar to previous years. Each chapter has the independence to plan events as it wishes.
Lindsay Moore
