It's not four years
Greek Life
It's for life
Welcome
Welcome
Welcome to Flagler College, home to two thriving sororities - Alpha Sigma Alpha and Phi Alpha Omega - and a popular fraternity, Lambda Chi Alpha.
Read on to learn more about each, and to see if they are a fit for you!
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Founded: Nov. 15, 1901
Flager Charter: March 27, 2021
We are an organization of sisterhood, heritage, leadership, and service. Alpha Sigma Alpha offers an experience of fun campus activities to a lifetime of community impact. By fostering close friendships among its members, Alpha Sigma Alpha amplifies the impact of women who continually strive to improve the world around them.
Interested In Joining?
Sabrina Brown
Lambda Chi Alpha
Lambda Chi Apha
Founded: Nov. 2, 1909
Flagler Charter: Jan. 13, 2018
At Lambda Chi Alpha, our mission is simple. We inspire and equip men to lead an ethical life of growth, service, and leadership. Lambda Chi Alpha envisions a world where the ideal man pursues a life of respect and inclusion for all. A world where we support and encourage one another. And a world where every Brother models and embraces our values: loyalty, duty, respect, service and stewardship, honor, integrity, and personal courage.
Interested in Joining?
Shane Trangone
Phi Alpha Omega
Phi Alpha Omega
Founded: 1986
Flagler Charter: 1986
Phi Alpha Omega is a women's service organization, and the longest-standing club at Flagler College. We provide community service to the St. Augustine community, as well as Flagler College. Phi Alpha Omega is an organization that fosters countless friendships and bonds, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Interested in Joining?
Kristina Callahan
Greek Programming Board
Greek Programming Board
Mission Statement
The Greek Programming Board will be a unified group of students who advocate for Greek Life members, promote Greek Life events, and encourage Greek Life throughout our campus.
Vision
Vision Statement: The Greek Programming Board will unite all Greek organizations into a single, unified community by upholding the pillars of service, community, integrity, and growth, thereby maximizing the presence and impact of Greek life at Flagler College.
The Greek Pillars
Service
The Greek Programming Board will host service activities to help sustain the guiding values that allow our members to develop a broader perspective of civic engagement. Members will participate in events to help give back to our local community.
Community
The Greek Programming Board will foster a sense of belonging and support among its members. The Board will organize events and initiatives that strengthen bonds within the Greek community at Flagler College and encourage collaboration with the broader campus community. Members will actively participate in activities designed to foster unity within our community.
Integrity
The Greek Programming Board and Greek Life members will demonstrate integrity by upholding the quality of honesty and adhering to strong moral principles.
Growth
The Greek Programming Board will seek continual development within all Greek Life chapters at Flagler College.
Meet the Board President
Meet the Board President
A note from the President of the Greek Programming Board
Being president of the Greek Programming Board here at Flagler College is one of many opportunities that Greek Life has provided me in my time at Flagler. I would like to welcome all of our incoming students to Flagler and share a bit about what Greek Life means to me, and what it could mean for you.
Being the president of the Greek Programming Board is an honor and a privilege, but also comes with the responsibility to uphold the values of each of our organizations, cultivate a sense of community and belonging, and continue the legacy that each of our Greek Life organizations holds here at Flagler and beyond.
Being Greek at Flagler is more than just another club; it is a family, a supportive community, a vast network of connections, and a lifelong commitment to every member, Flagler College, and the community surrounding us.
I encourage you to approach Greek Life and all it has to offer with open arms and an open mind. You never know where this experience may take you, but I can assure you it will be transformative and the impacts will be lasting.
—Vivian Shugats, Board President