Resources

Michigan Tech is committed to providing an environment that is respectful and supportive. If you have a concern that you believe impedes these efforts for you personally, or for a friend or colleague, and want more information, please click on button below. Additionally, to report your concern, click on the button below.

Submit a Concern

Greek Alphabet and Dictionary

Here you will find a helpful dictionary for Greek Life.  Students who have recently joined a fraternity or sorority or those interested in joining are encouraged to become familiar with the letters and terms and this link can help.

Harm Reduction

Here you will find resources regarding harm reduction including policies, educational material, best practices, etc.

Greek New Member Registration Form

Any time a fraternity or sorority adds a new member, that organization must be sure to submit a completed new member registration form to Student Leadership and Involvement. They must also add the new member on their organization's Involvement Link page, too.

Parents & Family

Here you will find a few quick tips for parents/family members with students interested in joining the Fraternity & Sorority community.

Housing Waiver For Active FSL Members

In order to support the mission and vision of Fraternity & Sorority Life and to assist with the development of new members of social fraternities and sororities, Residence Education and Housing Services with the support and approval of Student Leadership and Involvement will waive the second-year of the two-year on-campus residency requirement for students receiving a National Scholars Program, Presidential Scholars Program, National Business Scholars Program, or Leading Scholars Program award upon successful completion of the requirements listed in this document.

Refer to the Residence Education and Housing Services Policy for eligibility requirements.

After submitting this form, Student Leadership and Involvement, in consultation with Residence Education and Housing Services and the Director of Community Conduct, will determine eligibility. You will be notified if your waiver is accepted or denied.

Center For Student Mental Health and Well-Being

If you are concerned about a friend or peer, please explore the many options at Michigan Tech's Center for Student Mental Health and Well-Being. There students may talk with a counselor, set up appointments, attend support groups, access TELUS (student support app), attend workshops, and apply to serve as part of a larger ambassador for mental health and well-being.