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MIT Sororities

Discover how MIT’s Panhellenic Association serves as a governing body for the six sororities on campus, fostering a community of over 600 women dedicated to academics, leadership, and service. Through formal recruitment, mentorships, and a wealth of resources, your daughter can thrive academically with an average sorority GPA of 4.31/5.0. Engage in philanthropic endeavors, develop lifelong friendships, and cultivate leadership skills. Learn how sororities at MIT are more than just social groups; they are a home away from home, shaping the leaders of tomorrow.

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MIT Sororities

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  1. MIT Sororities How to Help Your Daughter

  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. Our Values

  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 “Planning events, delegating responsibilities, and time management are skills my daughter learned that will benefit her throughout her life.” – Susan Wieser, mother of Diana Wieser

  9. Leadership • Holding leadership positions • Networking with Alumni • All of these women are members of MIT sororities: • Leaders of more than 125 Student Groups • 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 manywomen, 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. Risk Management • Hazing is illegal - all MIT sororities have policies prohibiting hazing in any form • Alcohol is not allowed in any of the four chapter houses • The illegal use and abuse of alcohol and controlled substances is not tolerated by MIT’s sororities

  15. Finances • Dues vary from chapter to chapter • First semester average dues for Fall 2009: $551.31 • Second semester average dues for Spring 2010: $345.33 • These are averages of new member dues • Include one-time expenses • Scholarships and payment plans available

  16. How can my daughter get involved? • Formal Recruitment • Four day process between orientation and start of classes • Potential New Members visit all sororities and find best fit • Registration available mid-summer at panhel.mit.edu

  17. Panel Discussion

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