The Georgia College Panhellenic Council is the governing body that oversees eight dynamic chapters. As a council, our goal is to promote cooperation, collaboration, unity, and pride.
This goal allows our council to demonstrate our leadership, through community service, and educational awareness programs. Our council prides itself on supporting all the women in our community.
Georgia College Panhellenic Chapters
Meet the 2025 Panhellenic executive officers
President - Liza
VP of Recruitment - Kaitlyn
VP of Recruitment Counselors - Alison
VP of Administration - Mckenna
VP of Finance - Campbell
VP of Programming- Freja
SORORITY house locations
- Alpha Delta Pi: 150 North Clarke Street
- Alpha Gamma Delta: 240 West Washington Street
- Alpha Omicron Pi: 201 South Wilkinson Street
- Delta Gamma: 220 S. Liberty Street
- Delta Zeta: 311 West Montgomery Street
- Kappa Delta: 441 W. Montgomery Street
- Phi Mu: 131 North Columbia Street
- Zeta Tau Alpha: 201 N. Columbia Street
Welcome
As your 2025 Panhellenic President, I could not be more excited you’re here!
On behalf of the entire Panhellenic community, I want to welcome you to what we hope will be a memorable and meaningful experience in your college journey. As I look back on what this community has gifted me, I could not be more thankful. Whether you are looking for lifelong friends, leadership opportunities, new experiences, or a way to get more involved in campus, there is a place for you in our community.
One of my favorite things about GCSU is how special and close knit our Panhellenic community is. While each chapter is unique, we are all united by the core value of sisterhood. I am reminded of this whenever I think of the term “Pan Love.” To me this phrase is a way to highlight the amazing camaraderie, support, and love that all chapters on campus have for each other.
As Panhellenic President, I have had the privilege of seeing how this community empowers its members to grow, lead, and make a difference. When you join the Panhellenic community at Georgia College & State University, you are joining something bigger than yourself.
If you are thinking of joining our amazing community, just remember to trust the process, stay true to yourself, and know that you are exactly where you need to be.
Virginia Zeh
Recruitment Guide
PNM Recruitment Guide
2025 Potential new member guide
Recruitment Schedule
FormAL Recruitment 2025 Schedule
- May 2nd - Recruitment Registration OPENS
REGISTER HERE! - July 22nd - Recruitment Registration CLOSES
- Registration will close at 11:59 pm
- August 7th - Potential New Member (PNM) Move-In/Orientation & Parent Orientation
- August 8th & 9th - Meet and Greet Day 1 & 2
- August 10 & 11 : Philanthropy Round Day 1 & 2
- August 12th - Sisterhood
- August 13th - Preference Round
- August 14th - Bid Day
Recruitment Need-2-Know
Registration fee
The registration fee for 2025 will be updated prior to Recruitment Registration opening! The registration fee includes the early move-in rate for the residence halls (for on-campus students), lunch for 7 days in the MAX, three t-shirts, recruitment technology, and program supplies.
Sorority membership is a big commitment; it has the potential to positively impact your life for years to come. We hope that you are serious about wanting to be a part of our Panhellenic community. If you are, here are a few things you need to know:
Time Commitment
Like the best things in life, the more you put into your sorority experience, the more you will gain from it. Sorority life is a great place to learn time management as you will have the opportunity to participate in leadership roles, serve on committees, volunteer, and of course, make new friends. During your time as a new member, you will attend weekly new member education sessions. Some of the sorority chapters will also invite you to attend their weekly chapter meeting. Our sororities are also going to support your academic endeavors by offering study sessions and major mentor groups.
Financial Obligation
The cost of membership is different for every group. Each organization sets its own budget that is voted on by chapter members. Some chapters’ budgets include all the year’s activities, some chapters’ budgets do not include all activities; instead, members pay only for the events and activities they attend. A range of the costs of common fees charged by sororities at Georgia College for the first year of membership averages between $1,000 - $1,750.
The 1st year is always the most expensive time. Below is a list of potential fees. Fees denoted with a (*) are considered one-time fees.
- Inter/National Fees Sisterhood Events
- Date/Social Events Philanthropy Events
- Initiation Fee*
- Badge Fee*
- Parlor/Housing Corporation Fee Technology Fee
- T-shirts
Recruitment Recommendation Letter Submissions
Online REC Submission
A Recommendation Letter (also referred as a "rec" or "reference") are often submitted to chapters in support of a potential new member (PNM). Please be advised that each sorority has a different policy on the submission of recommendation/reference information.
Recommendations can only be made by sorority alumna, and depending on the organization, a collegiate member of a chapter. Each organization will have a different requirement for the submission of said reference/recommendation letters.
- Alpha Delta Pi – Zeta Iota Chapter
- Online Rec Submission– Alumnae Column, then Recommend a Potential New Member
- Will need a member login to submit
- Alpha Gamma Delta – Nu Delta Chapter
- Alpha Omicron Pi – Phi Gamma Chapter
- Delta Gamma – Eta Chi Chapter
- Rec. Form– Will need a member login to submit, Profile, Username dropdown
- Delta Zeta – Lambda Pi Chapter
- Online Rec Submission
- Kappa Delta – Eta Mu Chapter
- Online Rec Submission - Will need a member login to submit
- Phi Mu – Gamma Sigma Chapter
- Zeta Tau Alpha – Kappa Upsilon Chapter
- Online Rec Submission– Will need a member login to submit