IFC Fall 2011 Rush

September 1, 2011

UVA’s Inter-Fraternity Council invites all second year and transfer student males to come and rush the participating fraternities on the following days:

• Friday, Sept. 16 – Open House 7-10pm – All Houses
• Saturday, Sept. 17 – Open House 7-10pm – All Houses
• Saturday, Sept. 24 – Bid Day

Spring Rush 2011

January 20 - February 5, 2011

The University welcomed approximately 500 new men to the Greek system this year, with over 800 men participating in rush overall. It was a successful two-week operation with record bid acceptance rates, helmed by Trey Goggins, Dominic Rinaldi and Penn Daniel.

Greek Endowed Scholarship Announcement

January 5, 2011

Included in the winners circle of this year’s Greek Endowed Scholarship was Zeta Psi’s very own Stockton Beveridge, who was awarded $2,000 for his efforts in scholarship and service. Stockton will be using the money to help pursue his goal of attending medical school.

Every Yard for Yeardley

Richmond, Virginia

November 13, 2010

Supporting One Love, founded by the members of the Love family, participants can choose to run an 8K, Half-Marathon or Full Marathon in honor of Yeardley Love. The event is in conjunction with the annual Richmond Marathon, and One Love is inching close to its $50,000 donations goal.

IFC/ISC Faculty Appreciation Dinner

November 9, 2010

To show the appreciation for the work our faculty and staff do day in and day out for the University student community, the Inter-Fraternity Council and Inter-Sorority Council are holding their annual appreciation dinner—with several professors and academic deans in attendance. University Protocol and History Officer Sandy Gilliam will be giving remarks.

Greek Week and Crimson War

October 18-22, 2010

The Crimson War was won. In addition to breaking the blood drive record again in 2010, various members of the fraternity and sorority communities participated in the IFC co-sponsored Greek Week, aimed at unifying U.Va’s Greek community and helping to establish substantial relationships between different councils.

Fall Rush Information Session - 2010

Tuesday, September 14, 6:00pm
Greek Conference Room, 1st Floor of Newcomb

September 9, 2010

Fall rush is for second years and transfer students and will take place between September 16 and September 25. 12 fraternities will participate this year. Fall rush is a great opportunity for students to meet brothers in a smaller setting and learn more about the IFC at UVA. The registration fee is now discounted to encourage participation. Registering online now costs $10, saving you $15 from the normal fee, and registering at the door now costs $15, saving you $10. You can register online by clicking here. For more information, please come by our information session on September 14, visit the IFC’s website or email our Chairman for Membership Intake, Trey Goggins with any questions.

Fall Rush Information Session - 2009

Wednesday, September 9, 7:00pm, New Cabell 222

September 9, 2009

Fall rush is for second years and transfer students and will take place between September 17 and September 26. While typically about half of the 30 IFC fraternities participate, this is a great opportunity for students interested in fraternity rush on a smaller scale. Last year 140 students participated and 49 accepted bids so this year we hope to see even more interest. Please come by our information session on September 9, visit the IFC’s website or email our Chairman for Membership Intake, Trey Goggins with any questions.

St. Elmo Hall Ron T. Colts Memorial Kickball Tournament

April 8, 2009

The Kickball Tournament will be held on Friday, April 10 from 3:00-8:00 PM. All proceeds benefit the Henry Mitchell Hope House.

Take Back the Night Rally, March & Vigil

April 6, 2009

Come out on Thursday, April 9 to support sexual assault survivors and promote awareness.

• Rally from 5:30-7:00 PM
• March from 7:00-8:00 PM
• Vigil and Survivor Speak Out at 8:00 PM

Beta Theta Pi’s “Tug of the Town” on April 4

March 26, 2009

Beta Theta Pi’s philanthropy tug-of-war tournament benefitting the Charlottesville Free Clinic will be held on Saturday, April 4th at 2:00pm in Mad Bowl.

Registration for Spring Rush is Now Open!

November 17, 2008

Spring Rush officially begins with open house on January 15th! The registration fee is $25 and can be paid online by clicking here. If you have any questions, please email Andy Snyder.

Greek Weekend Announcement

October 23, 2008

Here are some news items regarding this year’s Greek Weekend:

Shirt Rewards

• 10/27 - 11/7
• Wear your Greek Weekend shirt! If a member of the 4 exec councils sees you in your shirt, you may receive a FREE gift card on the spot.
• T-Shirts can be ordered for $10 by emailing Sarah Mueller. They can also be purchased on the lawn from 11/3 - 11/6 and at all events.

Qdoba Night

• Wednesday, 10/29
• Come out to Qdoba with a flyer with your house’s letters on it. Qdoba will donate $1.50 per flyer used when purchasing a drink and entree. The house with the most flyers will have a check donated to the Habitat House in their name.

“Steps After College” Panel Discussion

• Thursday, 11/6
• Campbell 154 (A-School)
• Food will be provided at 5:30PM
• Panel discussion and questions from 6-7PM

Kickball Tournament in Lambeth Field

• Friday, 11/7
• In conjunction with Madison House, we will be hosting a kickball tournament for kids involved in the “Big Sibs” program to play against Greeks.
• Email Blair to sign up. Snacks will be provided.

Community Cleanup, Greek Olympics (in Lambeth) and BBQ

• Saturday, 11/8
• 10am – Community Cleanup – meet in Monroe Plaza ( the area above Newcomb Hall Plaza with the Hume Fountain), teams will then go to Cherry Avenue and Rugby Road to clean. Free food will be provided at noon for all participants.
• 1PM – Greek Olympics – Tug-of-war, water-balloon toss, wheelbarrow race, relay race (4-person teams; entrance fee is $10/team).
• 3PM – Flag Football Tournament – (7-10-person teams; entrance is $40/team if you sign up early, $50/team day-of).
• Winning teams will be given gift baskets featuring items from local vendors.
• ** Extra points will be given for canned food donations. **
• The BBQ starts at 3PM. Participants in the Olympics or football eat for FREE. Spectators can purchase food wristbands for $3 at the event.

IFC Now Accepting Online Donations

October 17, 2008

Alumni interested in making donations to the Inter-Fraternity Council can now do so right on this website. Convenient—and secure—donations can be made from our Alumni page (via PayPal). All major credit cards are accepted. We value your ongoing support in keeping the IFC a strong and vital campus voice.

Fall Rush Information Session

September 11, 2008

Do you have questions or want to learn more about the Fall Rush process? If so, the Inter-Fraternity Council will be holding a Fall Rush information session on Tuesday, September 16th at 7:00 PM in Cabell 311. Remember, Open House starts Thursday September 18th at 7 PM. We hope to see everyone out for Fall Rush!

Andy Snyder
IFC Chairman of Membership Intake

Fall Rush Open House - September 18-19

September 4, 2008

To all non-First Year students: 17 Houses will be participating in this year’s Fall Rush. Open House will take place on both Thursday Sept. 18th and Friday, Sept. 19th from 7-10 PM for all houses participating. You may register online or at the first house you visit during the Open House. If you have any questions or need more information, contact Andy Snyder.

** Also, keep an eye out for future details regarding the Fall Rush information forum that will take place on Tuesday, September 16th.**

IFC New Member Scholarship Award

August 4, 2008

The Inter-Fraternity Council seeks to instill in its members a dedication to academic achievement from their earliest endeavors. The IFC is therefore proud to announce the creation of the New Member Scholarship Award beginning in the Fall semester of 2008. This award will recognize that fraternity whose spring semester pledge class’ grade point average improves the most from year to year. The winning fraternity will receive a $500 donation to their philanthropy. For more information, please contact Lincoln Foran, the IFC Chairman for Faculty Relations and Scholarship.

Greek Weekend: October 18-20

October 4, 2007

Tired of your friends’ Greek Week being more fun than yours?  Then check out this year’s lineup of awesome events set to make Greek Weekend better than ever!

• Thursday night (10/18):  Greek Weekend Kickoff Bar Night at multiple bars on The Corner.
• Friday (10/19): Greek Habitat for Humanity House build in the Amphitheater from 12 pm – 4 pm.  Help build parts of the Habitat for Humanity House and enjoy some FREE BBQ!
• Friday night (10/19): HUGE Greek Date Function for ALL UVA Greeks at Satellite Ballroom 9 pm – 2 am.  Enjoy drink specials and dancing with every other Greek at UVA.
• Saturday (10/20): Community Cleanup on Rugby Road and Cherry Avenue from 10 am – 12 pm. Chi Phi’s Hoodang philanthropy event follows, featuring many bands including Carbon Leaf.  Hoodang tickets are $10, but are free with attendance of the Community Cleanup!!
• Saturday night (10/20): Greek Unity Block Party at fraternity houses throughout the Rugby Road area.  Come join fellow Greeks in a night of celebration of the collective strength we share.

Brought to you by the Inter-Greek Committee, Greek Weekend is an awesome chance to have a great time meeting other Greeks and showing the community the impact the Greek Community can have.  See you there!!

With questions, please contact Jimmie Friday or Trevor Johnson.

IFC Presents Fourth Annual Crimson War Blood Drive

October 3, 2007

The Crimson War is an annual blood drive sponsored by the Inter-Fraternity Council against the University of Maryland. Last fall, the University and Charlottesville communities, in conjunction with Virginia Blood Services, collected a record breaking 824 units of blood in our victory. The event stemmed local blood shortages in the Commonwealth, and helped over 2,400 people. In the wake of new critical circumstances, the blood supply in Virginia is once again diminished, and your help is needed.

This year’s Crimson War begins on Monday, October 15th and has the potential to save thousands of lives. Each day, Westminster Presbyterian Church (190 Rugby Road) will act as the primary donation site. There will also be “Bloodmobiles” outside of the Chemistry Building and Clark Hall accepting donations. Hundreds of man-hours have already been put into coordinating this event—all we need now are donors.

All participants will receive a free 2007 Crimson War T-Shirt and free raising caines Monday and Tuesday at Westminster church. Additionally, 85% participation from any fraternity or sorority on Grounds will count towards an FOA requirement. This year, signs will be posted at the three donation sites tracking the participation of each house in all four greek councils with the ultimate winners.

This is our chance to come together and send the powerful message of compassion, caring, and service not only to the University and Charlottesville communities but also to the Commonwealth.

This year’s Crimson War Blood Drive will be held from Monday, October 15th through Friday, October 19th at:

• Westminster Presbyterian Church (190 Rugby Road)
• Chemistry Building
• Clark Hall

Give Blood. Beat Maryland. Save Lives.