Fraternity and Sorority Awards

All fraternities and sororities must have a minimum cumulative, semester, and new member GPA of 2.5. 2.5 is the minimum acceptable before academic probation.

• Gold 3.0 and above: 
  • Delta Delta Delta – Spring 2022 & Fall 2022 
  • Gamma Phi Beta – Fall 2023 
  • Kappa Delta Chi – Fall 2023 
  • Omega Delta Phi- Fall 2023 
  • Phi Gamma Delta – Fall 2022  
  • Zeta Tau Alpha – Fall 2023 
• Silver: 2.8 – 2.999:  
  • Tri Delta- Fall 2023 
• Bronze: 2.6 – 2.799: 
  • Sigma Phi Epsilon – Fall 2023 
  • Alpha Gamma Delta-Fall 2023 

Chapters report the number of leadership workshops each organization attended and/or hosted within the academic year. All leadership workshops must be reviewed for eligibility. In order to qualify as an event, at least 20% of the chapter must be present.

• Gold: 9 and Above Leadership Workshops
  • N/A
• Silver: 6 - 8 Leadership Workshops
  • N/A
• Bronze: 3 - 5 Leadership Workshops
  • Alpha Gamma Delta

All fraternities and sororities must participate in community service according to Inter/National standards.

• Gold: 21 or more hours per member per semester
  • Zeta Tau Alpha
• Silver: 11 - 20 hours per member per semester
  • Kappa Delta Chi - Fall 2020
• Bronze: 10 hours per member per semester
  • N/A

Chapters report the number of philanthropy events, campus-wide events, and other university-sponsored events their chapter attended throughout the academic year. In order to qualify, at least 20% of the chapter must have been present.

• Gold: 15 and Above Events
  • Sigma Phi Epsilon  
• Silver: 9 - 14 Events
  • Phi Gamma Delta 
• Bronze: 5 - 8 Events
  • Alpha Gamma Delta 

The chapter with the highest grossing amount donated to philanthropy within the academic year in each council will receive the SOE philanthropy award. Special recognition will be given to the chapter with the overall highest grossing amount donated of the three.

• Islander Fraternity Council (IFC)
  • Phi Gamma Delta  
• Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)
  • N/A
• Panhellenic Council
  • Delta Delta Delta

Chapters will report the number of prevention workshops each organization attended and/or hosted within the academic year. All prevention workshops must be reviewed for eligibility. At least 20% of the chapter must have been present for a workshop to qualify.

Gold: 6 and Above Prevention Workshops

Zeta Tau Alpha

Silver: 4 - 5 Prevention Workshops

N/A

Bronze: 2 - 3 Prevention Workshops

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This award is presented to one chapter’s outstanding chapter advisor. The job that each of the advisors does for their individual chapters is very special. Chapter advisors give time and energy to their chapters every day and assist them with a variety of things to help them be successful.

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This award is presented to one chapter’s outstanding faculty/staff advisor. The job that each of the advisors does for their individual chapters is very special. Faculty/staff advisors give time and energy to their chapters every day and assist them with a variety of things to help them be successful.

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This award is presented to one chapter’s outstanding alumni. This is someone who continues to excel outside of their time as an active member of their chapter and brings great pride to their former chapter and alma mater.

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This award is given to a sorority member who is seen as a model of sisterhood to her entire chapter. This member embodies their values and is usually someone the chapter can all lean upon when they need it.

2023 Winner: Lindsey Startz-Alpha Gamma Delta

This award is given to a fraternity member who is seen as a model of brotherhood to his entire chapter. This member embodies their values and is usually someone the chapter can all lean upon when they need it.

2023 Winner: Zac Castaneda – Sigma Phi Epsilon  

Each year, we recognize one male and one female who excel as student leaders in the fraternity and sorority community, within their chapter, and within the campus community. The winners go above and beyond as a TAMU-CC student and as a member of the Fraternity & Sorority Life community. They show exemplary leadership skills, service, and are highly regarded among their peers.

2023 Winner: Madisyn Gatton – Alpha Gamma Delta

2023 Winner: Omar Escudero – Phi Gamma Delta

The chapter excellence award is the highest honor any chapter can receive and therefore is not easily attained. This is the chapter that has consistently excelled throughout the year, but recognizes that the work never ends. They consistently strive to be better and to recruit members that will continue the legacy of their organization on our campus.

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