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Sororities@ MIT

The Panhellenic Association at MIT governs the six sororities on campus, representing the largest women's organization with over 600 members. We focus on academics, service, and leadership, providing resources like mentorship, tutoring, and study areas. Join us for events like Women's Professional Day and Greek Weekend, and experience the lasting friendships and support that come with being part of a sorority. Dive into our recruitment process to find your place within this empowering community of women dedicated to uplifting each other.

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Sororities@ MIT

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  1. Sororities@MIT

  2. What is the Panhellenic Association? • Governing body over MIT’s six sororities • The largest women’s organization at MIT • Over 600 members • Women’s Professional Day, Greek Weekend, Formal Recruitment • Resource & Advocate • Saferide Shuttle • Work with MIT Administration

  3. What are we all about?

  4. Academics “My sister referred me to a great research position at MIT and put in a good word for me!” - Giulia Dula, 2011

  5. Academics • Average Sorority GPA: 4.31/5.0 • In the past 3 years, 2 MIT sorority women were selected as Rhodes Scholars • Resources • Major mentors • Upperclassmen tutors • Quiet study areas • Review sessions

  6. Service • An MIT Sorority Woman: • started a stroke rehabilitation clinic in Malaysia • raises seeing-eye dogs • volunteers every summer at a camp for children with Muscular Dystrophy • created a magazine about international development • planned the largest student-led Special Olympics event

  7. Service • In 2009, MIT sororities raised more than $20,000 for philanthropy • Service Projects • Volunteering at the Cambridge Community Center • Cleaning up the Esplanade • The Giving Tree

  8. Leadership MIT sorority women are leaders in more than 125 student groups.

  9. Leadership • Holding leadership positions • Networking with Alumni • All of these women are members of MIT sororities: • More than 12 varsity sports team captains • Newly-elected Vice President of the Undergraduate Association • One of Glamour magazine's Top 10 College Women of 2009

  10. Fun • An MIT Sorority Woman: • ate 45 slices of pizza to win a pizza eating contest • knows all the perfect squares up to 60*60 • straddled the Mid-Atlantic Ridge • designed a dress that was sold at H&M

  11. Fun • Events • Socials & Mixers • Formals • Retreats • Big Sis Reveal • Senior Banquet • Greek Weekend

  12. Sisterhood “I joined a sorority because I saw how sororities were a home away from home for so many girls, and I wanted to be a part of that family.” – Shireen Warnock, 2011

  13. Sisterhood • Lasting friendships • Living in a house together • Shared leadership experiences • A family away from home

  14. How can I get involved? • Formal Recruitment • 4 Day Process • Visit all of 6 sororities • Recruitment Counselors • Check out panhel.mit.edu over the summer to sign up!

  15. Questions? Ask the sorority women at your table!

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