A Guide to FrAternity And Sorority LiFe - Virginia Tech

PHC
68 Portico 2009-2010
Dear HoKies,
Welcome to Virginia Tech on behalf of the Panhellenic community! We hope that life as
a Hokie has been enjoyable thus far and that you are ready to explore all the possibilities
for involvement at the university. We are so fortunate to have such an extensive array of
opportunities on our campus, including a strong and growing Greek community. Thousands
of students on our campus have already discovered this unique experience and we are
excited for you to do the same.
during the recruitment process, we hope to show you just what is so special about Greek
life at Virginia tech. The experience of being Greek is one that you will take with you, even
after you graduate. The memories and friendships you will make during formal recruitment
and as a member of the Greek community are everlasting and unforgettable. We hope that
your decision to become a member of our community will enhance your college experience
in all areas including academics, leadership, and community involvement.
As you engage in recruitment, I encourage you to take advantage of the wonderful opportunity
to meet women from all of our chapters. Remember to keep an open mind, ask lots of questions,
and enjoy the experience. With 13 different chapters, Greek life at Virginia Tech has
a lot to offer each and every woman. Each chapter has a wide variety of women, all proud to
represent their own affiliations and community. We look forward to sharing your experiences
during sorority recruitment and welcoming you into our fraternity and sorority community.
For more information about the Panhellenic recruitment program, please visit the Panhellenic
Council’s website at www.vtphc.com. Please remember that we are here to help with
any questions you may have!
Sincerely,
KC Rismiller
Vice President of Recruitment
Panhellenic Council of Virginia Tech