Fraternity and Sorority Life
Fraternity & Sorority Life (FSL) has been an important part of the Hartwick experience for more than 90 years and has grown in popularity.
With 9 active Greek-lettered organizations on campus, the FSL community is made up of over 200 Hartwick students (approximately 18% of the student body)!
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Fraternities:
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Sororities:
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Other FSL Groups:
- All Greek Council: the governing body of all fraternities and sororities at Hartwick, which advocates for the advancement of FSL.
- Order of Omega: a leadership honor society for members of Fraternity & Sorority organizations.
Fraternities and sororities are values-based organizations founded on four core principles:
Scholarship
This is one of the most important aspects of a student’s journey through college. As such, scholarship is emphasized by all fraternities and sororities at Hartwick College. Through study groups, educational workshops, and scholarships, fraternities and sororities provide numerous avenues for success in their member’s academic development.
Leadership
The fraternity and sorority community offers opportunities for developing leadership skills. Members build skills in organization, delegation, goal setting, and time management that are necessary for success in college and beyond.
Service
Fraternities and sororities participate in a variety of service projects and philanthropic events throughout the year. There are always new opportunities to get involved and give back to both Hartwick College and the Oneonta community.
Belonging
As social organizations, fraternities and sororities provide students with many opportunities to develop meaningful relationships with a diverse group of students who come from many different backgrounds. For many students, fraternities and sororities help to make college a more fulfilling experience, as these organizations can offer more of a family atmosphere that goes beyond ordinary friendships. These lifelong relationships also provide our students with future networking and mentoring opportunities.
What are the benefits of Fraternity & Sorority Life?
- Develop supportive relationships;
- Stimulate academic achievement;
- Provide organized leadership and service opportunities;
- Expand social experiences;
- Facilitate connection with a network of resources –including alumni.
The Office of Student & Community Engagement serves as the primary advisors to fraternity and sorority organizations. Hartwick College currently recognizes five fraternities and four sororities. Each of these organizations is an important part of Fraternity & Sorority Life. Each chapter has unique characteristics formulated from rich traditions, making them attractive to diverse populations.
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Matthew Lerman Fraternity and Sorority Life |