- you'll have
excellent scholastic resource available to help you achieve
your goals
- you'll learn
important leadership skills and get a chance to practice
them a number of different ways
- you'll be encouraged
to get involved on campus in other clubs and organizations
- you'll have
a chance to participate in intramural sports, homecoming
events, exchanges with sororities, and much, much more
- you'll have
the opportunity to give back to the fargo/moorhead community
through philanthropy and volunteerism
- you'll be exposed
to career opportunities through interaction with alumni
and brothers from around the county and world
- you'll have
a supportive group of friends during college and beyond
We want you to join
Theta Chi Fraternity
We at Theta
Chi Fraternity hope you start thinking about
Greek life at NDSU. The Greek System at NDSU is made
up of ten fraternities and four sororities. Being
a member of a fraternity affords a student many opportunities
not given to most college students, both socially and academically.
Theta
Chi: Theta
Chi is a social Fraternity, which means that we do not require
members to be of a specific field of study. However,
engineering, accountancy, and business seem to be the dominant
majors among Theta Chi members. Currently, Theta Chi
boasts one of the highest collective GPA of the NDSU fraternities.
We are also the largest fraternity on campus. Our
house is located at 1307 N. University Drive, directly across
the street from the NDSU campus.
How
do I join Theta Chi Fraternity?
Joining Theta Chi is simple. Rush week is a time for
NDSU students to learn more about the fraternities.
After rush week, a pledging process begins, during which
an interested student learns more about the fraternity.
The final step is initiation, the process by which a person
is officially inducted into the fraternity. Hazing
is strictly forbidden by the Theta Chi National Office and
is NOT a part of our initiation process.
What
does it mean to be a Theta Chi member?
As a member, you’ll be a part of almost 150 years of tradition.
You’ll be given the opportunity to live in the Theta Chi
Chapter House if you so choose. You’ll be able to
participate in the countless social functions and philanthropy
events that Theta Chi organizes, often in cooperation with
sororities. You’ll make life-long friends and meet
Theta Chi alumni, who are often an excellent resource for
employment following your college years. Theta Chi
enriches the college experience. While it is not required
for a member to live in the Theta Chi house, it is encouraged
because it is less expensive than living in the dorms and
more convenient than living in an apartment.
What
do we do?
What we do for the community:
• Johnny Holm Dance
for the YWCA
• Children’s Miracle
Network Event
• Meals on Wheels
• Yonker’s Farm
Halloween Event
• Tents for Troops
• Adopt-a-Highway
program
• Moving for the
YWCA
• Other small events
• Participate in
AGD’s Mr. NDSU competition for charity
• Participate in
“Take Back the Night”
• Participate in
Ronald McDonald House fund drive
• Much more. . .
What we do for fun:
• Social Exchanges
with Sororities
• Formal Term Trip
• Homecoming Dance
• Homecoming Parade
Float
• Homecoming Competition
• Pig Banquet (Founders
Event)
• Casino Trips
• Camping Trips
• Softball Tournaments
• Retreat Trip
• Trips to National
Convention
• Much more. . .
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you can find out more of the specific opportunities throughout
this site or by contacting us with your questions
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