Fraternity & Sorority Programs is dedicated to developing comprehensive health & wellness education and resources to increase health-related knowledge and promote healthy behaviors at the individual and community levels. By working with campus partners and industry professionals who are subject matter experts, members of the Greek community are empowered to emphasize harm reduction and risk prevention in their daily activities to foster a fun and safe Greek experience.
Courses, Programs, & Events
Health & Wellness in Greek Life Course
This is a for-credit course that encourages students, known as Health Advocates, to use evidence-based health promotion methods to spread awareness of the most pressing health issues faced by Greek students. These issues include but are not limited to peer education, sexual health, alcohol, substance abuse/overdose prevention, mental health, body image, hazing, and more. Health Advocates are able to bring health and wellness programming in their chapters to encourage healthy behaviors.
Health and Wellness in Greek Life is worth 3 credits and is offered during the Fall and Spring Semesters. Sign up details are shared in FSP Weekly.
Hunter White Health Advocate Program
The Hunter White Health Advocate Program is a peer-led health education initiative designed to encourage responsible decision making and promote a culture of well being within the Greek community. Named in honor of Hunter White, a University of Arizona student who tragically lost his life during Spring Break in 2001, the program serves as a meaningful reminder of the importance of health awareness, safety, and community care.
Through this 7-week asynchronous program, participants engage in interactive learning focused on health education, harm reduction, and strategies for fostering a safer and healthier Greek community.
This program is available during the Fall and Spring semesters. Sign up details are shared in FSP Weekly.
Hunter White Safe Spring Break Symposium
The Hunter White Safe Spring Break Symposium focuses on bringing speakers who can educate students about values-based decision-making related to health and wellness. Past speakers include Billy Boulden, Tony Hoffman, Dan Faill, and David Westol. The program is typically held the week before Spring Break.
Fraternity and Sorority Programs is grateful to the White family for their continued support towards keeping our Wildcats safe, during Spring Break and beyond.
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Awareness Months
Domestic Violence Awareness Month (October) and Sexual Assault Awareness Month (April) are observed every year as a show of solidarity and support to all those affected by these social issues. Fraternity and Sorority Programs is proud to partner with both campus and community resources to provide programming for Greek-affiliated students during each of these awareness months.
Undergraduate Public Health Internship
The Fraternity & Sorority Programs (FSP) Public Health Internship is a year-long academic experience that spans the Fall and Spring semesters. This internship provides students with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in health education, program development, and data driven public health initiatives within the Greek community.
Responsibilities include assisting with health and educational programming, administering and analyzing participant surveys, and creating meaningful deliverables based on collected data.
Our 2025-2026 Undergraduate Public Health Intern is Isabella VanDrew of Alpha Delta Pi!
Hazing Prevention
Fraternity and Sorority Programs is committed to preventing hazing in our community. Below are some of our primary prevention initiatives:
- “Love, Mom and Dad” is a fall semester program featuring the personal stories of families who have lost a loved one to fraternity hazing. This powerful keynote informs students of the dangers and consequences associated with hazing.
- The Hazing Prevention Coalition is comprised of university staff, faculty, and students who work diligently to prevent hazing behaviors all across campus. To learn more about the coalition, visit the website using the button below.
- An official Hazing Prevention Training is available on EDGE Learning, the university’s learning management platform. This training is required for new members after they accept a bid to join an organization.
Staying Healthy and Safe On Campus
The University of Arizona features numerous health and safety resources all across campus. Whether you're in need of medical services, health education, emergency assistance, or have a concern to report, the resources highlighted below will connect you with the campus partners who are ready to help!
Fraternity and Sorority Programs is proud to maintain a strong partnership with the Office of Public Safety, a valuable contributor towards our priority of Safety and Harm Prevention. Through initiatives like the SafeCats mobile app, Blue Light emergency phones, and Safety Strolls, the Office of Public Safety is committed to educating the Wildcat community on how to stay safe all year long.
Campus Health - Greek Life Leaders
Campus Health is a valuable partner of Fraternity and Sorority Programs, and offers various resources and services that are available to Greek Life chapters. This includes interactive presentations, tabling activities, and 24/7 meeting spaces available at no cost. Campus Health also offers private, confidential chats with a health educator to discuss personal alcohol use and habits. These chats are free of judgement and free of charge!
For more information about how Campus Health can serve your chapter, visit the Campus Health Greek Life Leaders page below!
SafeCats App
Looking for a great way to stay safe both on and off campus? SafeCats is the university’s official safety app, designed to help you stay prepared, informed and connected on and around campus. The app contains many useful features to promote personal safety and streamline emergency reporting. The SafeCats app is also the fastest way to receive UAlerts during campus emergencies. Available on the App Store and the Google Play Store!
Threat Assessment Management Team
The Threat Assessment and Management Team (TAMT) reviews reports about threatening, disruptive, or otherwise concerning behaviors, considers various approaches to managing concerning behavior, and provides guidance regarding how to address and prevent violent and disruptive behavior. The primary goal of TAMT is to be proactive in preventing violence. TAMT is not an emergency service. In the event of an emergency, please dial 911. To learn more about TAMT, including how to report a concern, click the button below.
University of Arizona Police Department
Fraternity and Sorority Programs is a proud partner of the University of Arizona Police Department (UAPD). In addition to partnering with FSP every semester on Greek specific trainings, UAPD offers various safety presentations available to students, faculty, staff, and visitors. For information on UAPD Community Engagement initiatives, including how to request a presentation, click the button below.
Campus Recreation (Wellness2U)
Looking to energize your next group event? Campus Recreation offers customizable fitness classes, group lectures, and workshops on demand through their Wellness2U program. These events can be held at any Campus Recreation location or at a location of your choice. For more details and specific program offerings, follow the link below.
University of Arizona Emergency Medical Services
University of Arizona Emergency Medical Services (UAEMS) is a 24/7/365 emergency response agency that is entirely student-run. UAEMS responds to all 9-1-1 medical emergencies on campus and provides standby medical services for large campus events. UAEMS offers several services available to the community such as CPR classes, Stop the Bleed training, and Narcan training. To learn more about UAEMS, including how to request their services or to become a provider, click the button below to visit the UAEMS website.
Fun Fact: Currently, around 17% of the students in UAEMS are Greek-affiliated!
Survivor Support Services
Survivor Support Services provides free, confidential services to those affiliated with the University of Arizona who identify as survivors of abuse, stalking, harassment, interpersonal violence, and more.
Survivor advocates and support counselors are trained professionals whose goal is to support and center the needs of the student survivor. These services are available regardless of whether the incident occurred on-campus or off-campus, and regardless of how much time has passed. To refer someone to Survivor Support Services, follow the link below.
Question, Persuade, Refer: Suicide Prevention Training
“Question, Persuade, Refer,” often referred to as QPR, is a three-step process designed to help prevent suicide. Through the QPR Suicide Prevention Training offered by Campus Health, participants learn how these three simple steps can be put into action to potentially save someone’s life. To request this training and other mental health presentations for your chapter, visit the link below.
DOS - Student Assistance
Housed within the Dean of Students Office, Student Assistance is a central support hub for all students at the University of Arizona, aiming to assist with various challenges including personal crises, life traumas, health issues, and academic struggles. To learn more about these support services, or to learn how to submit a report for a student experiencing difficulties, visit the Student Assistance webpage using the button below.
Council Officer Spotlight
Each of the three governing councils within Fraternity and Sorority Programs has an executive officer dedicated to the health, wellness, and safety of the Greek community. These officers organize health/wellness programs at the council level and meet with chapter risk managers to discuss current trends and concerns related to member safety. For health, wellness, and safety inquiries regarding a specific council, you may reach out directly using the contact information below.
Anthony (IFC)
Sarah (PHC)
Cesar (USFC)
United Sorority and Fraternity Council
Vice President of Leadership and Risk Reduction Management
Thank you for your interest in getting involved with our Health & Wellness Initiatives!
Questions, concerns, or inquiries? Please contact us directly at DOS-Greek@arizona.edu. For any other inquiries related to the Health & Wellness in Greek Life course or Hunter White Health Advocate program, please email our Senior Coordinator, Adrian Dozal, at adriandozal@arizona.edu. We are located on the 4th floor of the Student Union in the Fraternity & Sorority Programs office.