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FRATERNITIES
Interfraternity Council (IFC)
OVERVIEW
 Welcome
to the Interfraternity Council (IFC) website! IFC is the governing
body of the fraternities at John Carroll and is comprised of executive
members and chairmen from each of the university's three fraternities.
IFC is responsible for the promotion of scholarship, service,
leadership, self-governance, risk management, and public relations
among the fraternity chapters on campus. Moreover, IFC strives
to develop unity between fraternities, realizing that we all share
similar goals and a common sense of brotherhood. In addition to
working with the individual chapters, IFC also works with the
Student Union, fellow student organizations, and the John Carroll
administration to promote Greek Life and provide social and educational
programming for the entire Carroll community.
IFC EXECUTIVE BOARD 2009
Click on any executive's name for a short biography, including why he became a "g." Click on any e-mail address to send that executive a message.
IFC CHAPTER DELEGATES 2009
IFC CONSTITUTION
On-Campus Fraternities
Beta Theta
Pi | Delta Tau Delta
| Sigma Phi Epsilon
BETA THETA PI (ΒΘΠ)
 Beta
Theta Pi is dedicated to building men of principle for a principled
life through lifelong devotion to intellectual excellence, high
standards of moral conduct and responsible citizenship. The Fraternity
has more than 120,000 living members including some 5,800 collegians
on 119 campuses in the United States and Canada, and just
recently expanded to the JCU campus in the fall of 2007. Beta
has already made a big splash, named as the 2008 Greek Organization
of the Year.
Beta stresses lifelong friendship, cultivation of the intellect,
responsible leadership, responsible social conduct, and commitment
to community through all of its activities. JCU initiated its
founding fathers on January 13, 2008 and is now composed of 25
active members. Betas are widely known for their heavy involvement
in campus activities. They engage the world by studying abroad
and taking part in immersion experiences, give back to JCU through
service, proudly represent the Blue Streaks on the athletic field,
and hold some of the most high profile and coveted leadership
positions on campus. Each fall, Beta Theta Pi sponsors "Carroll's
Got Talent," a university-wide talent show for students and
staff to benefit its philanthropy, the Center for Autism at the
Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital.
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DELTA TAU DELTA (ΔΤΔ)
 We
are men who define ourselves by our core values: Truth, Courage,
Faith, and Power. We hold ourselves to the highest standard on
campus, in the classroom, and in the community. We are always
striving to improve ourselves as individuals and as a group. Delts
are committed to being a positive influence on campus and living
up to the John Carroll mission statement to be "a man for
others."
As a fraternity we defy the stereotypical definition of fraternity life. Our foundation is built on our bonds of brotherhood which are strengthened by the work we do and the fun we have. We serve the community through our philanthropy, Adopt-A-School and with our contributions to The Labre Project. We also include the student body in our activities with our brotherhood and social events. We take pride in being apart of a respectable Greek Life Community at John Carroll and are committed to lives of excellence.
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SIGMA PHI EPSILON
(ΣΦΕ)
| Founded: |
1901 at Richmond College (now University of Virginia) |
| Motto: |
"Building Balanced Men for the World's Communities" |
| Philanthropy: |
Various projects through Youth Aids (Sigma Phi Epsilon's nationally sponsored charity), Ronald McDonald House, Project Clothesline (with Kappa Delta), Halloween Trick or Treat (with RHA) |
| Chapter President: |
Brendan Roberts, broberts10@jcu.edu |
| Chapter Website: |
www.jcu.edu/sigep |
| National Website: |
http://www.sigep.org |
 Sigma
Phi Epsilon was founded at Richmond College, now the University
of Richmond, on November 1, 1901, on the Cardinal Principles:
Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. Today, the Fraternity has
grown to more than 262,000 lifetime members, including 13,500
undergraduates on 260 campuses in the United States. SigEp is
the currently the largest fraternity in terms of undergraduate
enrollment. Our mission statement is "Building Balanced Leaders
for the World’s Communities." Sigma Phi Epsilon's ideal
of the "Balanced Man" is based upon developing its brothers
to be leaders, scholars, athletes, and gentlemen. Encompassing
and embracing these ideals is what makes our brothers the well-rounded
individuals that they are today.
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Beta
Theta Pi | Delta Tau
Delta | Sigma Phi Epsilon
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