Greek Standards Board (GSB)
The UA Greek Community is committed to accountability of all its organizations. The Greek Standards Board exists as a peer regulatory organization with a purpose of maintaining the Greek Community and to protecting the rights of all people within, as well as outside of the Greek Community. Composed of nine students selected by their peers and the Dean of Students Office, the Greek Standards Board is highly regarded for their integrity.
- If you would like to report an alleged incident to the Greek Standards Board, please submit a complaint and be sure to include as many details as possible.
- Interested in serving on the Greek Standards Board? Serving on the GSB provides you with an excellent practical experience that would look good on any law school application. Applications are reviewed each February.
- Chapter Conduct and Judicial Information
- Greek Standards Board Constitution
- Contact Greek Standards Board
Philanthropy Advisory Board (PAB)
The Philanthropy Advisory Board seeks to promote the true meaning of philanthropy, enrich the image of Greek Life on the U of A campus, and assist each chapter in fulfilling the Greek principle of serving the community and bettering itself.
Philanthropy Advisory Board is a student-run board comprised of 7 Board Members, led by the PAB Director, and advised by staff within Fraternity and Sorority Programs who provide guidance, approval, monitoring, and support for all philanthropy philanthropic events hosted on or off-campus through the Fraternity and Sorority Programs Office to ensure that all chapters host positive and successful events.
- Check out the community's Upcoming Philanthropies!
- Interested in serving on PAB? Serving on PAB provides you with excellent practical experience in event planning, risk mitigation, and communication skills. Applications are currently closed for director and board member positions. Please contact Laura John (laurawester@arizona.edu) for more information!
- PAB Bylaws
- Contact the Philanthropy Advisory Board