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the greek life advisor was held by a masters degree recipient. her duties also included being judicial affairs advisor and for a while they were thinking of separating the two advisorships so that there would be two positions. don't know if that is still the plan. at times she had two assistants, who were "student interns"-students who were interested in getting their masters after graduation and becoming greek life advisors. i think that the nearest masters program is at u of south florida in tampa. fgcu has a fairly new greek system, and has 3 sororities(zta, tri delta and delta sigma theta) and 3 fraternities(kappa alpha, pi kappa alpha-a colony, and kappa alpha psi)-no greek housing. fgcu held their first formal sorority recruitment last winter and are switching to delayed fall recruitment this fall, which should be very interesting with no greek life advisor!!