"We continue to look forward to working with the University to better our community, especially as our leadership is serving on Greek life response team advisory committee."
NEAT, organized by the Penn State and State College police departments, puts officers together in pairs to patrol on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, focusing on alcohol, noise, and other disorderly conduct incidents.
Multicultural Greek Council and National Pan-Hellenic Council members will only be required to pay $30 per semester.
The university expects Greek organizations to allow these spot-checkers to enter any and all common areas in chapter houses.
Bream was a live-in advisor at the fraternity house, but this was not a part of his official duty in his capacity as a Penn State employee, university officials say.
Police were previously told the surveillance cameras in the basement were not working during bid acceptance night.