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Cross Council Exchange

Each semester, our four governing councils come together to foster relationships and gain greater understanding of each other. Staff work collectively with students to develop topics and activities. Questions about this event, registration, or to schedule follow-up conversations about Cross-Council discussions, contact Stephen J. Black.

Cross Council Exchange is an opportunity for chapter members to learn more about what the four governing councils do and how they can work collaboratively by discussing similarities and uniqueness of our community members!

February 21, 2024 at 6:00 PM

Student Union 362

RSVP by February 19 at noon

Members should RSVP for CCE here:

Cross Council Exchange RSVP

RSVP form for OSFL's Cross Council Exchange

Name(Required)
Example: NETID@vols.utk.edu
I agree that by completing this form I am confirming: I will attend the 2024 Spring Cross Council Exchange. If I am unable to attend, I will find a replacement within my chapter. If I have any questions, I will contact the Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life at greeklife@utk.edu(Required)

Any active member of your chapter that wants to learn more about the whole community! For example: Public Relation Chairman, Social Chairman, future chapter or council leaders, or any interested members.

For SOFE Points:

  • Chapters with 50 or less members: between 2 and 4 representatives 
  • Chapters with more than 50: 4 representatives
    • Please do not send more than required attendance due to seating capacity
  • Attendees should be active members of the organization
  • IFC/MGC/NPHC/Panhellenic Executive Council Members are encouraged but not required to attend.
  • No more than 5 members of one chapter should attend the event for intentionality and conversation.

Cross Council Exchange was established in 2014 in efforts to foster stronger sense of community, awareness and enhance cultural competencies within the sorority and fraternity community. Through CCE, staff within the Office of Sorority have been able to host and collaborate with intern/external stakeholders to, “develop and promote intentional opportunities to engage with diverse communities.” (Division of Student Life, Priority 5.3)

“The Office of Sorority & Fraternity Life is continually utilizing the best resources, partners, and content experts to develop and provide unparalleled programs for the members of our community.”