Our Community Values

Member Development

Texas Tech fraternities and sororities strive to develop members holistically. From established scholarship programs and resources to a dedicated staff who is consistently looking for ways to uplift and promote the community. Examples include Academic Achievement Weeks, Fraternity & Sorority Life Awards, and FSL Week.

Brotherhood & Sisterhood

Brotherhood and sisterhood are the foundations of the fraternity and sorority experience. Students will form friendships, unlike any other. Brotherhood or sisterhood is not conformity, no fraternity or sorority is made up of members who are exactly alike. The FSL community benefits from the rich diversity of the TTU campus, which is what makes the fraternity or sorority experience so valuable. By interacting with people from various cultural, religious, and racial backgrounds, members are better prepared to face the challenges of life after college.

Community & Belonging

Texas Tech University Fraternity and Sorority chapters offer diverse experiences for their members. Chapters engage in critical conversations about inclusion, diversity and challenging inequalities by exposing members to opportunities they may not otherwise experience. The community welcomes all students to join our variety of chapters, which provide a vast array of opportunities to help each individual student succeed at Texas Tech University.

Leadership Development

The community offers numerous opportunities to gain valuable leadership experience. Fraternities and sororities also encourage their members to become involved in numerous campus activities. Today’s employers and graduate schools search for the type of individual who not only excelled in academics, but is also well-rounded through active involvement on campus. The Greek community offers students an excellent opportunity to meet and exceed these standards set by employers and graduate schools.

Civic Engagement

Community service and philanthropy play an important role in the Texas Tech University fraternities and sororities. These projects give students a chance to contribute and give back to Texas Tech University and Lubbock. All fraternities and sororities have national philanthropic organizations that they support locally. Fraternities and sororities also collaborate in community service projects that benefit local charities throughout the year.

Health & Wellness

Health & Wellness is a top priority of the Texas Tech Fraternity & Sorority Life Community. Striving to provide a positive and safe member experience, where every member is supported mentally, physically, and emotionally is the ultimate goal. Current health & wellness programs include Clay R. Warren Risk Management Trainings, proactive advising, resource sharing, finals support, and mental health programming.