Are GLOs on the campus website?
 

The deans and campus big wigs like to have many rules for GLOs, and sometimes have full/part-time supervisors for GLOs.

In looking at a lot of campus sites, often there is no mention of the GLO system.

Surely, including a list, map, contacts, and emails (and maybe house pictures, too) should be a min. at every campus.

I'm looking for campuses that do a good job with GLOs on their website. Know any?

The University of Kentucky
 

The Fraternity and Sorority Affairs Office at The University of Kentucky.

The University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Greek Affairs
 

Eastern Michigan University

University of Michigan

Nope... although we are mentioned in terms of the University having no part of any disciplinary or legal issues....

Iowa State Greek

Stanford Greek

Miami University's Office of Greek Life:

http://www.units.muohio.edu/saf/GRA/CliffAlexander.htm

Yes it is but in order to find it, you have to click on the link to Student Services, then click the link to Student Life and Development, then click on the link to Student Organizations & then click on the link to Fraternities & Sororities & finally you're at the page. :rolleyes:

CSULB Greek Website


It's weird but I've talked to the maintainers of the site many times b/c I seriously think a non-Greek maintains it. First they had Sigma Kappa w/the NPC sororities which would normally be fine except that the groups under that heading are actually NPHC yet no one has fixed it though I've mentioned it many times. When they finally moved Sigma Kappa with the other organizations like DZ, DG, DDD, APhi, GPhiB, & AOTT, we are now listed as Panhellenic Chapter members & orgs like AKA are listed as NPC. *shrugs* I guess I should be happy that we even are on the site but still. It's silly.

Yes! It's not very extensive, but it's there. :) There's a direct link in the "student life" section, which is part of the admissions area.

Hillsdale Greek Life page

At Ohio University the answer is yes, but you have to drill fairly deep for it:

http://www.ohiou.edu/stuactivities/greek/index.htm

ETA -- Here's kind of an interesting "virtual tour" of some of the fraternity houses:

http://www.ouifc.org/tour.html

Yes, but they're kind of a PIA to find as you have to click the navigation bar on the side - the link doesn't link you directly.

http://www.clarion.edu/student/ocl/greeklife.htm

The Northern Arizona Greek Life website isn't half bad... The only problem is that much of the info is never updated...

http://www4.nau.edu/reslife/reslife/...life/index.htm

Also, all GLOs are listed on the Student Life website as well, with contact information...

both the University of Arizona

http://www.union.arizona.edu/csil/greek/

and New Mexico State University

http://www.nmsu.edu/~gogreek/

do a good job (IMHO)

my only complaint about the UofA site is that the membership and scholarship statistics page hasn't been updated in over a year.

Cleveland State University Greek Life
 

Each website has specific information about each sorority and fraternity.

Texas Tech's Panhellenic Website


Texas Tech's IFC Website


Texas Tech's Go Greek Website

These are the sites for a few schools here in California.

Cal State Fullerton Greek Life

Cal State Dominguez Hills

UCLA Greek Life

USC Greek Life (Panhellenic Only)

UC Irvine Greek Life

They're mentioned in passing on the main website, and slightly more in-depth on the student activities office site. There are links to chapter sites on the activities office site, but a potential rushee would still have to do some leg work to find info.

KSU Greek Life

From the homepage, if you click on the Current Students tab, then on campus life, you get a page with a Greek Life tab that takes you to the above site. So it does take a bit of work to find.

Ohio State--the greek life website is part of the student center site: http://www.ohiounion.osu.edu/
Direct link http://ohiounion.osu.edu/greek_life/

Louisville--It's under student activities http://campuslife.louisville.edu/sac/
Direct link to http://campuslife.louisville.edu/sac/rso/greek/ (Looks like it's still under construction.)
Their Panhellenic website is at http://www.louisville.edu/rso/panhellenic/

Yep.

HOOSIER, Come on. Some Schools You have to dig for and to be sure, it is a Biotch!

Usually under Current Students. Then go digging.

None are to specific.:(

Yeah but that section's been down for a while.:(