Picture Yourself PPanhellenic icture Yourself Panhellenic U N I V E R S I T Y O F R H O D E I S L A N D P a n h e l l e n i c R e c r u i t m e n t 2 0 2 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS Contributors: Kayla Weiss, Vice President of Recruitment Julia Newell, Public Relations Chair Lucy Kaczmarski, Recruitment Chair 3 The Panhellenic Experience 4 Our Core Values 5 A Letter from the VP of Recruitment 6 Recruitment Tips 10 Meet the Recruitment Team 12 Map of Fraternity Circle 13 The Greek Alphabet 14 What to Wear 16 Greek Terminology 17 Scheduling and Accommodations 18 Recruitment Schedule 21 Meet the Chapters 22 Alpha Chi Omega 24 Alpha Delta Pi 26 Alpha Xi Delta 28 Chi Omega 30 Delta Phi Epsilon 32 Delta Zeta 34 Kappa Delta 36 Phi Sigma Sigma 38 Sigma Delta Tau 40 Sigma Kappa 42 Zeta Tau Alpha 44 Mental Health Tips 46 Programming 47 Philanthropy 48 Ways to Get Involved 50 Chapter Dues 51 Housing Cost 52 Contact Information
The Panhellenic Association, or Panhel, is the comprehensive name of the entire women ' s sorority system. Every woman who is a member of one of the eleven sororities on campus is a member of the Panhellenic Association. The Panhellenic Council is the governing body of the women ' s sorority system at the University of Rhode Island.
The National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) is the governing body of the Panhellenic Council. All policies instituted by the Panhellenic Council have been developed in accordance with NPC policies and recommendations.
The Panhellenic Experience
Our Purpose What is Panhel? Where does Panhel come from? The purpose of this non profit organization shall be to promote cooperation among sororities, to formulate rules and procedures for recruitment and new member education, to regulate inter sorority activities, and to insure cooperation between sororities and other organizations and the University administration.
Fellowship Leadership Scholarship Service
We work to establish collaboration within our organizations, with our greek community and beyond URI. Fellowship is built on shared values and personal connections. We are leaders in the classroom, in the greek community, and across campus. We develop men and women who are accountable for our actions and advance your Rhody experience.
Our Core Values
We maintain academics as a priority and help prepare students for life after graduation. We support our members who struggle and celebrate our members who succeed. We give back to the community around us through philanthropy & community service. We actively look for opportunities to make a positive difference in our local community and the world.
Welcome to The University of Rhode Island Formal Soroity Recruitment!
Kayla Weiss
We can't wait to meet you!
By joining a sorority, you will make lifelong friends. You will be provided the opportunity to give back to the campus and community through philanthropy and service as well as the possibility of holding leadership positions.
A Letter from the Vice President of Recruitment
We are so happy you have decided to go Greek!. Recruitment will be one of the most memorable experiences during your time here. At times it will seem stressful, but in the end the result will all be worth it.
The Recruitment Team, yourRecruitment Counselors, and myself will be available throughout the pricess for questions if you need to someone about how the process is going. We are here to you ensure you have the best recruitment experience possible and help you find your home. My advice is to keep an open mind and try and open up during the process. Not everything always goes as planned but you can grow from every conversation and expeirence you have. You will meet women who may end up being your best friends so be your genuine self and the cards will fall into place.
During the two weeks of Recruitment, you will meet women from each of the 11 sororities on campus. Remember to enjoy the experience, take time to breathe and reflect. Be your most authentic self, there is a chapter for everyone no matter your personality, background, or interests. Keep an open mind and trust the process and you will find a chapter that will help you grow as a person and align with your core values. Whichever chapter you join, we all come together as members of the Greek community.
"My advice to the women going through recruitment is to choose wherever you feel the most yourself and do not worry about where your friends may end up. I have maintained close relationships with girls in every other chapter on campus and have found my people in my own chapter."
Riley Wilmoth ALUMNI & ARCHIVES CHAIR
Lily Rodger VICE PRESIDENT OF PROGRAMMING
Recruitment true to yourself and let your personality shine through! Be open minded and trust the process!”
"
"It’s best to go into recruitment with an open mind. During the process, remember that when you visit each chapter that those girls could potentially become your sisters for the next 4 years.
Francesca Ordonez PROGRAMMING CHAIR
Tips from our Panhellenic Chairs “Stay
Recruitment Tips from our Panhellenic Chairs “Go to your RCs for advice, that's what they're here for! I still keep in touch with mine three years later. They are the best support systems, and your biggest cheerle d " Julia Newell PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIR Sabina Villa DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION CHAIR “My biggest piece of advice is something you ’ re going to hear a lot. Just be yourself! If you get nervous or don’t know what to say, ask the person you ’ re with why they love their sorority.”
Finman RISK MANAGEMENT CHAIR
Allie
“You’re going to hear it a lot but, follow your heart! During the process, everything happens for a reason and wherever you end up is where you ’ re truly meant to be”
Recruitment Tips from our Panhellenic Chairs “Stay open minded throughout the process and don’t get discouraged if things don’t go exactly how you expected. Everything works out in the end!” Maddie Shakow STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AND HOUSING CHAIR “Hi y ’all! During recruitment, I encourage you to go in with an open heart and an open mind. Remember to be yourself. Wishing you the very best luck and lots of encouragement as you complete recruitment!”
Kaczmarski RECRUITMENT CHAIR "Enjoy yourself during the process! You will undoubtedly end up where you ’ re supposed to be trust that your people will find you!" Liz Hurley SCHOLARSHIP CHAIR
Lucy
Recruitment Tips from our Panhellenic Chairs Kaila D'elia MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS CHAIR “Make friends with everyone during recruitment! The more people you talk to and become friends with, the better your experience will be” Kelsey Gil PHILANTHROPY CHAIR “Going through recruitment can be a scary process but make sure to use your recruitment counselors as a resource! Go w hroughout the "When going through recruitment I highly recommend writing in your notes section nce you come out of a house. Writing down our thoughts when you are thinking them in the moment will help you pick the sorority that is best for you!" MEMBER DEVELOPMENT CHAIR Lindsey Coleman
Meet the Recr t t T Recruitment Chair Member Development Chair Jenna Lucy Lindsey Kayla
Isabel Leah
Samantha
Vice President of Operations Meet the Recruitment Team President Vice President of Philanthropy and Service Vice President of Risk and Parliamentary Procedures Victoria
During recruitment, you will walk between houses, as well as stand outside while attendance is taken. It is vital that you are on time to all of your scheduled recruitment events so that recruitment can run smoothly.
Please allow yourself plenty of travel time to get to the houses. A video tour of Fraternity Circle will be sent to you prior to the start of recruitment, and there will be RC's stationed throughout the area, in case you need help.
Map of Fraternity Circle
The Greek Alphabet
What to Wear Round 1: Casual and comfortable! You will be provided a Panhellenic t shirt for the first round that you must wear. Round 2: Round 3: Something you would wear to a nice lunch. Wear something you would wear to a nice dinner DO wear nice pants or a sundress DON'T wear something very cropped or something very short DO wear nice pants/skirt and a more formal shirt DONT wear super ripped jeans and a t shirt DO wear the shirt given to you by Panhel DON'T wear a different shirt
Round 4: Semi Formal! Preference Round is the most formal round during recruitment. Lookbook Tips... Check the weather! Recruitment takes place rain or shine and you will have to walk around and line up outside. Bring a jacket if its cold and an umbrella if it rains. Test drive your shoes before recruitment starts! You don't want to find out that your heels give you blisters or that you cant walk in them the day of a party. Hair and Makeup wear whatever level of hair and makeup you are most comfortable in. We want you to be comfortable and feel like yourself! Remember that all of these are just suggestions. At the end of the day , we want you to dress in a way that makes YOU feel good. We want you to feel confident going through recruitment, so dress however you feel your best! DO wear a nice dress, romper, or jumpsuit DON'T wear a going out dress What to Wear
Bid: A formal invitation to become a new member of a sorority
Preference: Often shorted to "Pref", this is the final round where PNM's will rank their desired chapters in order of preference through completing an MRABA form
Round: The four different segments of Formal Recruitment The rounds consist of Meet the Sisters, Philanthropy, Sisterhood and Preference
New Member: A woman who participated in recruitment and who has accepted a bid from a sorority, but has yet to be initiated.
Chapter: The collegiate group of a national sorority
Sister: An initiated, active sorority member
Legacy: A woman whose sister, mother or grandmother is an alumna or active member of a sorority Not all sororities have the same legacy policy
Greek Terminology
New Member Educator: A chapter member who has been elected to lead the New Member Education process and prepare the new members for initiation.
Recruitment Counselor: Sorority woman who positively promotes sorority life to potential new members before, after and during the recruitment process Recruitment Counselors are all disaffiliated from their chapters to provide you with the best possible advice and recruitment experience They are your best friends and go to's throughout this process!
Active: A sorority member currently in college who has been formally initiated by the chapter.
We recognize you may have scheduling conflicts with recruitment for religious or academic reasons. We are happy to modify your schedule so you can still participate in recruitment. Please fill out the accommodations form: ( https://forms.gle/MTMKHusYmfarL3VB8 ) If you need to miss events for personal, academic, or religious reasons. Please note: We ask you to take any time off from work in advance, as we cannot make scheduling accommodations due to work. Scheduling & Accomodations
Freek Day: Meet the Greeks Barlow Circle Monday September 5th 11-2pm Seas the Day: Another opportunity to meet the chapters Narragansett Town Beach (busing provided from campus) Tuesday September 6th 10 2pm Potential New Member (PNM) Orientation Tuesday September 13 You will find out your group number later in the summer and then know which session to go to Memorial Union: Groups 1 6 @ 6:30 pm Edwards Hall: Groups 7-16 @ 7pm Round 1: Meet the Sisters You will go to all 11 chapters for this round Friday September 16th and Saturday September 17th Friday September 16 9/16 Event 1: 6:00 6:30 9/16 Event 2: 6:50 7:20 9/16 Event 3: 7:40 - 8:10 9/16 Event 4: 8:30 9:00 9/16 Event 5: 9:20 9:50 Recruitment Schedule
Round One Continued Saturday September 17th 9/17 Event 6: 10:00 10:20 9/17 Event 7: 10:40 - 11:10 9/17 Event 8: 11:30 12:00 9/17 Event 9: 12:00 - 12:20 9/17 Event 10: 12:40 1:00 9/17 Event 11: 1:20 - 1:40 Lunch Break: 1:40 2:30 9/17 Event 12: 2:30 - 2:50 9/17 Event 13: 3:10 3:40 9/17 Event 14: 4:00 4:30 9/17 Event 15: 4:50 5:20 9/17 Event 16: 5:40 6:10 Round 2: Philanthropy You can be invited back to 1 8 chapters Sunday September 18th 9/18 Event 1: 10:00am 10:30am 9/18 Event 2: 10:50am 11:20am 9/18 Event 3: 11:40am 12:10pm 9/18 Event 4: 12:30pm 1:00pm BREAK 1:00pm 1:45pm 9/18 Event 5: 2:00pm 2:30pm 9/18 Event 6: 2:50pm 3:20pm 9/18 Event 7: 3:40pm 4:10pm 9/18 Event 8: 4:30pm 5:00pm BREAK 5:00pm 5:50pm 9/18 Event 9: 5:50pm 6:20pm 9/18 Event 10: 6:40pm – 7:10pm 9/18 Event 11: 7:30pm 8:00pm 9/18 Event 12: 8:20pm – 8:50pm Recruitment Schedule PLEASE NOTE: You will not be scheduled for everytime slot and you maybe scheduled over multiple days. In rounds c2-4notevery hapter willhave devents uring eachtime slot.
Round 3: Sisterhood You can be invited back to 1-5 chapters Thursday September 22nd and Friday September 23rd Thursday September 22 9/22 Event 1: 6:00 6:30 9/22 Event 2: 6:50 7:20 9/22 Event 3: 7:40 8:10 9/22 Event 4: 8:30 - 9:00 Round 3 Continued Friday September 23rd 9/23 Event 5: 6:00 6:30 9/23 Event 6: 6:50 7:20 9/23 Event 7: 7:40 8:10 9/23 Event 8: 8:30 - 9:00 Round 4: Preference You can be invited back to 1 2 chapters Saturday September 24th 9/24 Event: 11:00am 11:45am 9/24 Event: 12:05pm – 12:50pm 9/24 Event 3: 1:10pm 1:55pm 9/24 Event 4: 2:15pm 3:00pm 9/24 Event 5:3:20pm 4:05pm BID DAY Sunday September 25th Bid distribution and Recruitment counselor reveal on URI football field 2:00 *PNMs must attend all events on their schedules during each round of recruitment to be eligible to receive a bid Recruitment Schedule BIDDAY
Meet The Chapters Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Xi Delta Chi Omega Delta Phi Epsilon Delta Zeta Kappa Delta Phi Sigma Sigma Sigma Delta Tau Sigma Kappa Zeta Tau Alpha
A l p h a C h i O m e g Aa l p h a C h i O m e g a "Together let us seek the heights" Chapter Nickname: Alpha Chi or A Chi O Sorority Letters: ΑΧΩ National Founding: 1885 Local Founding: 2021 Colors: Scarlet red & olive green Symbol: Three-stringed lyre Flower: Red carnation Philanthropy: Domestic Violence Awareness and Sexual Assault Prevention and Education @urialphachi President Jill Previte VPs of Recruitment Addie Whalen & Moira Hayes
A l p h a D e l t a P Ai l p h a D e l t a P i "We live for each other" Chapter Nickname: ADPi Sorority Letters: ΑΔΠ National Founding: 1851 Local Founding: 1948 Colors: Azure blue and white Symbol: Lion Flower: Woodland Violet Philanthropy: Ronald McDonald House Charities @adpiuri President Madison Christiana VP of Recruitment Riley Ogulnick
A l p h a X i D e l t Aa l p h a X i D e l t a "The pen is mightier than the sword" Chapter Nickname: AXiD Sorority Letters: ΑΞΔ National Founding: 1893 Local Founding: 2012 Colors: Double blue and gold Symbol: Quill, bear Flower: Pink Killarney Rose Philanthropy: Kindly Hearts Initiative @uriaxid President Regina Erikson VP of Recruitment Jordan May
C h i O m e g Ca h i O m e g a "Sisters on Purpose" Chapter Nickname: Chi O Sorority Letters: ΧΩ National Founding: 1895 Local Founding: 1922 Colors: Cardinal and straw Symbol: Owl Flower: White Carnation Philanthropy: Make A Wish Foundation @urichiomega President Allie Hingston VP of Recruitment Amanda Lombardi
D e l t a P h i E p s i l o Dn e l t a P h i E p s i l o n "To Be Rather Than to Seem" Chapter Nickname: DPhiE Sorority Letters: ΔΦΕ National Founding: 1917 Local Founding: 2017 Colors: Royal purple and royal gold Symbol: Unicorn Flower: The Lovely Purple Iris Philanthropy: ANAD (Anorexia Nervosa and Associated DIsorders), Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, The Delta Phi Epsilon Education Foundation @uridphie President Ryan Barnosky VP of Recruitment Samantha DiBiasio
D e l t a Z e t Da e l t a Z e t a "Love. Enrich. Enhance. Growth" Chapter Nickname: DZ Sorority Letters: ΔΖ National Founding: 1902 Local Founding: 1928 Colors: Rose and green Symbol: Turtle and Roman Lamp Flower: Pink Killarney Rose Philanthropy: The Painted Turtle Camp, The Starkey Hearing Foundation @deltazetauri President Jenna D'Amico VP of Recruitment Eileen Reynolds
VP of Recruitment
Samantha Howlett
K a p p a D e l t Ka a p p a D e l t a "Let us strive for that which is honorable, beautiful and highest" Chapter Nickname: KD Sorority Letters: KΔ National Founding: 1897 Local Founding: 2014 Colors: Olive green and pearl white Symbol: Teddy Bear Flower: White Rose Philanthropy: Girl Scouts of the USA, Prevent Child Abuse America @kappadeltauri
President Kowash
Chelsea
P h i S i g m a S i g m Pa h i S i g m a S i g m a "Aim High" Chapter Nickname: Phi Sig Sorority Letters: ΦΣΣ National Founding: 1913 Local Founding: 1973 Colors: King Blue and Gold Symbol: Sphinx Flower: American Beauty Rose Philanthropy: The Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation, Kids in Need Foundation @uriphisig President Caroline Creamer VP of Recruitment Charlotte Keane
S i g m a D e l t a T a Su i g m a D e l t a T a u "One Hope of Many People" Chapter Nickname: SDT, Sig Delt Sorority Letters: ΣΔΤ National Founding: 1917 Local Founding: 1947 Colors: Cafe Au Lait and Old Blue Symbol: Torch Flower: Garden Tea Rose Philanthropy: Prevent Child Abuse America @sigdelt_uri President Cate Huling VP of Recruitment Paige O'Neil
S i g m a K a p p Sa i g m a K a p p a "One Heart, One Way" Chapter Nickname: SK Sorority Letters: ΣΚ National Founding: 1874 Local Founding: 1919 Colors: Maroon and lavender Symbol: Dove and heart Flower: Wild Purple Violet Philanthropy: Sigma Kappa Foundation, Alzheimer's Associations, Inherit the Earth, Gerontology, and Maine Seacoast Mission @sigmakappauri
President
Casey Damon VP of Recruitment Gaby Highton
Z e t a T a u A l p h Za e t a T a u A l p h a "Seek the Noblest" Chapter Nickname: ZTA, Zeta Sorority Letters: ZTA National Founding: 1898 Local Founding: 2009 Colors: Turquoise and grey Symbol: Crown Flower: White Violet Philanthropy: Breast Cancer Education and Awareness @ztauri President Adriana Nieves VP of Recruitment Cassidy Veltre
Things to Remember
Coffee is not a meal! Make sure you are eating meals throughout the days to keep your body nourished and energized. Remember to bring snacks and water to the rounds. You can leave it outside the house you are going to. Get some sleep. The days during recruitment are long and you don’t want to be falling asleep while visiting houses.
Taking care of your physical and emotional well being during recruitment is essential for a great recruitment experience!
Taking Care of Yourself During Recruitment
It is normal to be nervous. Recruitment can be intimidating for a lot of girls and it is totally fine to be nervous. Any way that you feel about recruitment is totally valid and everyone can understand because they have been exactly where you are. Use your resources if you are feeling down! The university has many resources such as the counseling center and the psychological consultation center. Don’t be afraid to reach out if you need help.
Things to Remember Be yourself! If you are your true self you will get the most out of the experience. If you trust the process, you will find your new home. Your recruitment counselors are there for you! Don’t be afraid to go to them for anything you need. Remember they were in your shoes once! Taking Care of Yourself During Recruitment Remember to do some mental check ins with yourself throughout recruitment! It can be very helpful to take a step back and analyze how you are feeling. Resources: Counseling Center- 222 Roosevelt Hall Call 401-874-2288 to schedule an appointment Health Services 6 Butterfield Road Call 401 874 2246 or Email health@uri.edu Violence Prevention and Advocacy Services (PVAS) 6 Butterfield Road Call 401 874 9131 or Email vpas@etal.uri.edu Dean of Students Office- 302 Memorial Union Call 401 874 2098 or Email dso@etal.uri.edu
The two biggest events we all look forward to every year are Philanthropy Week in the fall and Greek Week in the spring. All week long there are several events to attend and participate in all while simultaneously fundraising for some amazing causes. Along with those events, there are so many smaller ones throughout the year that also help to bring our Greek life community closer as a whole.
We are always looking for more ways to come together as the Greek life community and allow everyone to make those connections in every sorority, not just the one you end up in.
There is also always the opportunity for the different sororities to attend each other’s philanthropy events.
During Halloween season, we always host the “Not so Spooky” Halloween event where children from the area will come trick or treating through Fraternity Circle.
Programming
Programming for URI Greek Life is one of the most amazing experiences where we are able to bring all the chapters together as a whole to participate in super fun events and fundraisers.
In the Spring during Greek Week we raised over $200,000 for pediatric cancer research and awareness to donate to The Cure Starts Now, Arms Wide Open, and Glimmer of Hope Foundation. Last year, all of our chapters came together as a Greek community to fundraise $106,000 during Philanthropy Week in the Fall semester for the Matt Alsfeld Memorial Fund, Dare to Dream Ranch, and PeaceLove, which are mental health support and awareness organizations.
and
Each chapter also fundraises for individual philathropies and plans seperate community service projects for sisters to participate in. It is a great way to give back to the community and learn about different philanthropies on campus.
This past spring we had a Greek wide campus cleanup project for Earth Day. We around 300 students come and help clean up our campus!
Philanthropy Service Service is one of URI Greek Life's core values, which our members demonstrate through various philanthropic and volunteer efforts throughout the year.
Powerful Independent Notoriously Knowledgeable Women: Student Organization that strives to develop a sense of belonging and membership to increase the retention of multicultural women.
Student Organization Leadership Consults: Group of URI students who work to promote and use peer leadership to help URI’s student groups to effectively achieve their goals.
Ways to get Involved on Campus
Tour Guides: Students dedicated to creating a positive interactive way for potential new students to connect with URI.
Almost every member of Greek Life is involved in something outside of Greek Life! There are more than 130 student clubs and organizations offered at URI. They provide a great environment for students to get involved with campus life. Greek life encourages everyone to get involved! To get involved you can use the Student Event Advising Office’s Match program to assess your interests and find the right clubs for you. Below are some that our Panhellenic members are a part of: Diversity Dialogue: An undergraduate led initiative that offers dialogue based diversity, equity, inclusion, and social justice workshops for student groups and organizations on campus.
Leadership Institute: Becoming a peer leader for incoming first year students to ease their transition into URI and college leadership.
Honors Program: Students have the opportunity to engage in original research alongside faculty who are leaders in their fields and develop your work in both the sciences and humanities.
Supply Chain Management Club: An organization of Supply Chain majors that meet monthly with different panelists. It provides great networking and internship opportunities.
to
Unified Sports: A program using sports to help break down barriers that have historically kept people apart; promoting meaningful inclusion and acceptance of people with intellectual disabilities in the community.
Student Alumni Association: Student driven organization recognized by URI’s Student Senate and sponsored by the URI Foundation and Alumni Engagement.
Ways get Involved on Campus
Rotaract: Student organization that collects record breaking donations, hosts clothing drives for kids, and encourages others to adopt a family.
URI Service Corps: Through this program students gain the opportunity to look at the local and global community critically through acts of service, activism, and leadership. URI 101 Mentors: Holding an influential role in creating an effective and comfortable partnership with your instructor and becoming a resourceful team for your students and each other.
Puppy Raiser Club: Student led group that participates in community outreach by working with Guiding Eyes for the Blind, a non profit organization, to raise service dogs as future guides for those who are visually imparied.
All Inclusive: Included in some chapters dues, an all inclusive sorority means that a member will pay slightly higher dues that guarantee items, anywhere from chapter apparel to events. Some chapters are not all inclusive, meaning that you will have the option to pay for smaller items seperatly from dues if desired
Chapter Dues Breakdown
*Please note that ALL chapters have payment plans available upon request!
Parlor Fees: This is a fee usually paid by members NOT currently living in the house for use of the house and facilites $560.00
In order to be a member of a chapter, all sisters must pay dues each semester to contribute to the organization. Below is a breakdown of each chapter's dues and some other expenses you may come across as a new member and sister.
DUES: Theamountamemberwillpay eachsemester.Thisincludes insurancefees,nationalduesand operatingcostsforthechapter. Somechaptersincludet-shirts andsocialevents,othersmay assesthesefeesthroughoutthe semester.
New Member Dues:Duestandadditionalfeespaidin he semester a new jmember oins This often includes fees to the nationalorrganization, amembershippin, andmore. Theadditionalfees are a one ftime ee
PaymentPlan: Weknowthatexpensescan beadealbreakeronwhether youarejoiningasisterhood ornot,butwearehereto reassureyouthateach chapterhastheirown methodofpaymentplanto assissttheirmembersin payingtheirdues
Housing Cost Breakdown All of the chapters here at URI have an expectation that active sisters will live in the chapter's house. Each chapter has different requirements for how long sisters are expected to live in the house, and they will discuss this with you further during the rounds. MealPlan: UsuallyincludedinRoom &Boardcosts,amealplan allowsyoutodineinyour chapterhouse,justlikea dinninghallmealplan RoomandBoard: Theamountalive-inmember swouldbechargedeach emesterfortheroom. Livinginyourchapterhouseisa greatexperienceand emembersarehighly hncouragedtoliveinthe ouseuntilallspotsarefilled. We know this can be overwhelming so if you have questions please let us know! GOnthe wreekLifeebsitethereisasMoneyBasics ectionifyouwould ilikemore nformation!
Panhellenic President Leah Prak uripanhel.president@gmail.com Website web.uri.edu/greek Instagram Panhel: @uripanhellenic Greek Life: @uri greeklife Contact Us! Vice President of Recruitment Kayla Weiss uripanhel.recruitment@gmail.com Recruitment Chair Lucy Kaczmarski uripanhel.recruitmentchair@gmail.com
PictureYourselfGreek University of Rhode Island Panhellenic Recruitment 2022 Kingston, RI 02881