Social Lifeīreaks from the demands of the classroom are important, too. La Verne Greeks pride themselves on maintaining GPAs consistently above their non-Greek peers and provide scholastic assistance through tutoring and group study sessions to help members maintain academic eligibility requirements for membership. The university’s Greek system values high scholarship and academic excellence. No matter what your service interests may be, you’ll find ways to be a part of both “hands-on” service and fundraising as part of the La Verne Greek community. Community ServiceĬommunity service is one of the founding principles of all fraternities and sororities.
Whether serving on a committee, holding an office, or participating in the Interfraternity Council, National Pan-Hellenic Council, College Panhellenic Association, or Order of Omega, there are many ways to explore and strengthen personal leadership skills. Leadershipīecause Greek organizations self-govern, they provide a wealth of initiatives for their members. With many opportunities for leadership, community service, academic excellence and social events, joining a fraternity or sorority will provide life-long friendships and excellent opportunities for personal growth. Each chapter, no matter how large or small, includes members of varied backgrounds, ethnicities, and interests. One of the strengths of our system is the diversity of its members. For students seeking the deep connections of a Greek system during their college years, the University of La Verne has six active national and local organizations on campus: Fraternitiesĭespite the distinct qualities of each organization, all center around the core principles of sisterhood/brotherhood, leadership, philanthropy and community service, scholarship, and social activity.
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