Fraternity Recruitment Begins This Week
Students who want to join one of Penn State’s 46 fraternities will have the chance to begin the process this week.
The first of five Zone Days was held yesterday and will be held every day this week until Thursday from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the various chapter houses. Prospective brothers should take a jaunt down frat row and check out the houses that they might be interested in pledging.
“Fraternities are always excited for an opportunity to grow their chapter, and we hope the potential new members are excited as well for the chance to join the fraternity community,” IFC President Will Quaranta said. “With Penn State fraternities spanning all shapes and sizes, we believe there is a place for everyone”.
The complete chapter schedule for Zone Days are listed here. Potential pledges will also need to attend an information session to move forward with the pledging process.
“My goal is to help students find a fraternity that will best fit them, and assist you thought-out the process and make it as easy as possible,” said Vice President for Recruitment Jon Axelsson.
For more information, check out the new IFC Recruitment website and follow the IFC Recruitment Twitter.
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