Like any fraternity or organization that works directly with young adults, Phi Delta Theta is not immune to accidents or individuals with bad intent, but we remain vigilant in our strategies and are swift to act when individuals and chapters divert from our expectations. Supporting our policies are many pillars: Comprehensive training that reaches thousands of undergraduate members annually at the Fraternity’s in-person Leadership and Ethics Academy programs, a 20-year track record of alcohol-free housing, undergraduate and volunteer officer positions at each chapter that focus on preventing risk, anti-hazing programs, resources, opportunities to seek help, standardized new member training and activities, culture building initiatives that teach individuals to intervene when necessary, and supporting those individuals who have the opportunity to work with our chapters (live-in advisors, volunteers, and parents). While Phi Delta Theta has strict risk management policies, this is only the foundation for risk prevention. Creating safe environments for our undergraduate students is, and has been for many years, a top priority for the Fraternity. Phi Delta Theta is committed to continuing its leadership role in higher education when addressing the widespread challenges of campus health and safety.
To assist in asking these questions, Phi Delta Theta published 10 Questions to Ask if Your Child Wants to Join a Fraternity or Sorority in College. The decision to join a fraternity or sorority can cause great emotions for both parents and their children, but asking the right questions can lead to a positive membership decision that will bring great value to a student’s collegiate career and beyond. In addition, each chapter has a scholarship chairman and an academic adviser who oversee and maintain scholastic integrity.įinally, we realize that many parents and families wish to remain engaged in their son’s experience in some way, so we provide this Family Engagement Resource Guide for any parent interested in starting a family club that can play a supporting role in the chapter’s success.Ī resource for families as their son or daughter considers joining a fraternity or sorority Phi Delta Theta’s alcohol-free housing provides learning spaces for consistent and efficient study habits. And once in the chapter, we make sure they have an environment conducive to studying and learning. Our commitment to academics begins during recruitment by attracting young men with GPAs high above the campus average. We know parents expect their sons to make their studies a priority. Phi Delta Theta creates a positive and encouraging “leadership laboratory” that empowers each brother to tap into his inner greatness and reach a higher potential than he could on his own. Phi Delta Theta emphasizes academic achievement, positive relationship building, community service, and an enriching and rewarding college experience filled with friendships that will last a lifetime.
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