Welcome to the Panhellenic Council!
Thank you for your interest in joining the Panhellenic Community. The Panhellenic Council is the governing body of the National Panhellenic Conference chapters at the University of Arizona. On this site, you will find information about our mission, values, events throughout each semester, and information on formal recruitment and joining our chapters.
A letter from our 2023 Panhellenic President:
Hi,Wildcats!
Welcome to the Greek Life community at the University of Arizona! On behalf of the 2023 Panhellenic Executive Board, I am so excited to share information about our wonderful Panhellenic community on campus, which consists of 13 chapters, each made up of diverse, driven, and service-oriented women. Everyone is so excited to support this next generation of kind and motivated women through their college years and in turn meet their future sisters and forever friends. The 13 chapters all share similar ideals and values, while remaining unique. This allows all of the chapters to give each member the tools, resources, and experiences they require to become the best version of themselves throughout their college years. Seeing so many women flourish during their time spent at the University of Arizona is one of the most beautiful qualities about our Panhellenic community. In addition, the Panhellenic community stands for philanthropic efforts, strong bonds with both our campus and Tucson community, and academic excellence.
Coming to the University of Arizona, I was afraid to navigate such a large campus, filled with a wide variety of opportunities. Making the decision to sign up for Panhellenic formal recruitment was not an easy one, as I was nervous to go through the transition to college life while learning to balance extracurriculars and school in a new environment. I can confidently say that the decision to go through the recruitment process has been very rewarding through the opportunities it has given me, as well as the lifelong friends I have made. Joining Greek Life introduced me to people who shared similar values to my own, prioritizing scholarship and leadership. I have gained confidence and leadership skills to last a lifetime and found a network of women who support me in all of my efforts-both inside and outside of academics. In addition to this, I have learned valuable lessons by being surrounded by like-minded, driven women. None of this would be possible had I not made the choice to join a Panhellenic chapter. As you step into this new part of your journey, whether you're coming to college for the first time or you've been here and are looking for something more, I strongly encourage you to Go Greek!
-2023 Panhellenic President, Nina