Chapter Resources

The following forms and policies are provided for the convenience and use of Illinois State University registered fraternities and sororities.

Bid/Intake Forms

These forms are utilized by individual new members. Chapters are required to have new members fill out this form to add people to the roster. Please note to receive a bid and submit a bid form, candidates must meet your organization and council standards.

• National Pan-Hellenic Council
• College Panhellenic Council
• Interfraternity Council
• United Greek Council

Community Reports

Each report lists semester and cumulative grades for each chapter, as well as any reported community service and philanthropic contributions. 

• Spring 2024 Community Report and Executive Summary
• Fall 2023 Community Report and Executive Summary
• Spring 2023 Community Report Fall 2022 Community Report
• Spring 2022 Community Report
• Fall 2021 Community Report
• Spring 2021 Community Report
• Fall 2020 Community Report
• Spring 2020 Community Report
• Fall 2019 Community Report
• Spring 2019 Community Report
• Fall 2018 Community Report
• Spring 2018 Community Report   

Procedures and Policies

• Events with alcohol procedures and registration form
• University Alcohol Policy
• University Anti-Hazing Policy
• Expansion and Extension Procedures for New Organizations

Fraternity and Sorority Housing

Greek houses are defined by Illinois state law as structures that provide housing for members of a social fraternity or sorority, exempt from taxation under Section 501(1) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (26 U.S.C. 50(a)), the active membership of which consists primarily of students in attendance at a public or private institution of higher education. Individual apartments that are part of a larger building with multiple units will not be considered a housing facility.The structure may also provide for other activities in addition to housing. Any housing facility where Illinois State University students reside or participate in activities may be subject to the Code of Student Conduct. In order to be considered for the on-campus housing exemption, the housing structure must meet the following criteria:

1. The property serves as the official chapter facility of the fraternity or sorority and the address is registered with Sorority and Fraternity Life, a unit of the Dean of Students Office.
2. The property must be inhabited by enrolled Illinois State University students.
3. The fraternity or sorority organization must be recognized by and be in good standing with Illinois State University.
4. The property must comply with all State of Illinois and Town of Normal laws, regulations, and zoning ordinances.