Shared Principles for Greek Life Organizations and the California State Universities
The individual universities that make up the collective body of the California State University (CSU) system view fraternities and sororities as invaluable partners in the educational mission of the university and the development of successful citizens.
The CSU will support fraternities and sororities on their campuses in the promotion of:
- The academic success and retention of fraternity and sorority members from admission to graduation;
- The development of well-educated, well-rounded individuals who positively impact their campus and community through their personal integrity, social responsibility, community service, philanthropy, leadership and involvement in campus programs and activities;
- Peer education that stresses the values of integrity, respect, responsible use of alcohol, and responsibility for one's actions, and concern for the welfare of others;
- Unity of purpose and collaboration among fraternities and sororities that contribute to a wider sense of community on campus, throughout the state of California and around the nation;
- On-going assessment and evaluation to promote open systems that support nondiscriminatory recruitment and diversity within membership; and
- Strong alliances with fraternity and sorority alumni that foster lifelong support of the university and its fraternity and sorority community.
CSU Greek Summit
Unanimous Vote
March 28, 2003
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