Greek Life at UA Fort Smith is about leadership development, academic achievement, community service and building friendships.

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How can my student participate in Fraternity and Sorority Life?
Students must be enrolled in 12 credit hours, no more than three of which may be developmental. They must also have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 and they must maintain this GPA to remain involved in fraternities and sororities.

The sororities and fraternities may have additional academic requirements to join or maintain good standing.

Is alcohol a part of fraternity and sorority Life at UA Fort Smith?
In accordance with current University policy, a “No Alcohol” stance will be taken for all events (on- or off-campus). Sanctions may include, but are not limited to, a meeting of fraternity/sorority leaders with the Greek Life coordinator, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. A call may be placed to the national fraternity/sorority office. Additional sanctions including probation or suspension will be considered.

Will you have fraternity and sorority houses?
At this point, there will not be traditional fraternity and sorority houses. Students involved in a fraternity or sorority are not required to live in a specific house, apartment, or on a specific floor. At the appropriate time, the housing policy may be re-evaluated.

Grades are very important to me. How can I ensure that my student will keep up his/her grades?
Students must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 in order to participate in fraternity and sorority life. This minimum cumulative GPA must also be maintained while involved in fraternity and sorority life. Fraternities and sororities typically offer study hall for those students who may need extra help.

What does fraternity and sorority life have to offer my student?
Fraternity and sorority life offers leadership training on a national and local level. It also provides life-long friendships and networking opportunities. fraternities and sororities donate thousands of hours each year in community service.

Fraternity and sorority life gives your student another opportunity for leadership development, life-long friendships, community service, academic achievement, building team work, and character development.

What do I do if I have a concern?
Please contact the Coordinator of Greek Life and Intramurals Alex Snowden or by phone at 479-788-7694

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