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InterFraternity Council

Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the governing body of the fraternities at Tarleton State University who are members of The National Interfraternity Conference (NIC). IFC strives to promote high academic standards, philanthropic services, resources for recruitment, and inter-fraternity unity.

Tarleton State University Fraternity Life has a proud history of community and University service, school spirit and academic achievement. Our fraternities pride themselves on providing their members with opportunities to meet new people and share common beliefs such as honor, service to others, and dedication to their Greek letter organization.

There are 6 IFC Fraternities at Tarleton State University. The decision to join one of these fraternities means that an individual is interested in a college experience based upon the founding values of fraternity life:

Brotherhood, Academics, Leadership and Philanthropy

Alpha Gamma Rho

Alpha Gamma Rho

Beta Sigma Chapter

Colors: Yellow and Green

Founded Locally: October 3, 1992

Philanthropy: National Multiple Sclerosis Society

Local Website 

National Website

 

DELTA CHI

Delta Chi

Tarleton Chapter

Colors: Red and Buff

Founded Locally: April 13, 1988

Philanthropy: The V Foundation for Cancer Research

Local Website 

National Website

Farmhouse

Farmhouse

Colony

Colors: Yellow and Green

Philanthropy: Farmhouse Foundation

Local Website

National Website

 

 

KAPPA DELTA RHO

Kappa Delta Rho

Zeta Beta Chapter

Colors:Orange and Blue

Founded Locally: April 22, 1989

Philanthropy: National and Local Philanthropies

Local Website 

National Website


Lambda Chi Alpha

Lambda Chi Alpha

Phi Rho Zeta Chapter

Colors: Purple, Green and Gold

Founded Locally: April 19, 1986

Philanthropy: North American Food Drive

Local Website 

National Website

 

 

SIGMA CHI

Sigma Chi

Kappa Xi Chapter

Colors: Blue and Yellow

Founded Locally: September 28, 1996

Philanthropy: Children's Miracle Network

Local Website 

National Website