FAMILY & FRIENDS
Going Greek at UMD is an important decision for your student and one that you need to be comfortable with as well. Your student will be part of a self-governing community that provides a multitude of opportunities for both personal and professional development, all of which will help lead your student to a bright and successful future.
Here are a few suggestions to help with your student's fraternity/sorority experience:
Here are a few suggestions to help with your student's fraternity/sorority experience:
- Allow your student to make their own decision about which Greek organization is right for them.
- Be happy and supportive of their Greek-lettered organization choice.
- Learn as much as you can about Greek Life and the membership experience.
- Know the name and contact information for the chapter president, new member educator and chapter advisor.
- If you are providing financial assistance, ask for details about the financial aspect of membership.
- Encourage your student to attend programs sponsored by their new chapter.
- Stay in touch with phone calls, emails and text messages.
- Advocate for your student to take advantage of the University's many resources
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Bulldog Connect Pages: Umbrella Organizations and Professional Organizations:
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Presentations
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Additionally, the University of Minnesota Duluth has a number of different resources for parents and guardians; more information can be found on the Parent and Family Program page. Resources regarding Orientation programming for Family and Guests can be found on the Bulldog Resource Center's page.
Resources regarding joining a fraternity or sorority:
Resources regarding joining a fraternity or sorority:
Greek Parent Orientation from LaunchPoint on Vimeo.
The full PNMO: Parent Edition program costs $25 and can be purchased at greekparents.com.
