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4-H House is a cooperative sorority that serves as a home away from home for 55 women at the University of Illinois at a lower cost. The sorority was founded in 1934 by 4-H member Mary McKee. In 1980, we joined the University of Illinois Greek System, and the opportunities available to 4-H House women were broadened. We are involved in numerous activities throughout the year, including Little Sister and Little Brother Weekends, Mom's and Dad's Day Weekends, Formals, Exchanges with Fraternities, and Philanthropic Activities.

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Here at 4-H House we do all of our own cooking and cleaning. Jobs are divided by members of the house based on seniority. Girls have the option of cook or dish crews, and either a shorter, daily cleaning house duty or a more intensive weekly house duty. This helps keep costs at a minimum and teaches valuable life skills.



Member of 4-H House also govern themselves. House meeting and chapter meetings are held on Monday evenings. All house members, including new members, elect the officers for the house each semester. The ten house members elected to the Executive Board provide the main leadership for the house. There is also a Junior Executive Board consisting of the remaining elected officers. They plan activities throughout the semester such as rowdy half hours and study breaks during Finals Week.

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Alpha Phi is a sisterhood of women who support each other through our core values of service, scholarship, leadership, loyalty, and character development.

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Alpha Phi's high ideals of membership is that it offers a sisterhood with high expectations for character and a drive for innovation while also providing experiences and opportunities for its members. Alpha Phi is a place to grow and form lifelong friendships.

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The Arab International Relief Fund serves to raise and send funds for humanitarian assistance to a variety of Middle Eastern/North African (Linguistically Arabic speaking) countries, as well as, foster inclusivity and an understanding of these humanitarian issues on campus.

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Phi Gamma Delta unites men in enduring friendships, stimulates the pursuit of knowledge, and builds courageous leaders who serve the world with the best that is in them.

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Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc. commits itself to the fostering of a united sisterhood, the development of indomitable spirit, the betterment of the community through humanitarian services, and the education of ourselves and others about the Indian sub-continental culture. Furthermore, we dedicate ourselves to personal, cultural enrichment through the awareness and preservation of our traditions and morals.

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DKE strives to develop a culture and an expectation of​ undergraduate​ chapters who perform in the top tier of fraternities at their institutions​;​ and a vibrant network of ​alumni who are motivated to stay involved with the fraternity after graduation. We will do this by providing our undergraduates with the leadership​ skills, and the operational resources they need, to excel in today’s Greek environment; and by developing alumni networking programs which are relevant and engaging, and are beneficial to both alumni and undergraduates.

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Building strong girls and creating a space for women to be involved in philanthropy as well as socialize with their peers

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Illini Fighting Hunger serves as the chapter of Universities Fighting World Hunger that addresses local and international hunger issues by making meal packaging events more frequent, more accessible, and more effective in the state of Illinois.

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Est. 1961
Fostering cultural exchange and unity, the Iranian Heritage Foundation is dedicated to promoting the diverse tapestry of Iranian culture through the mediums of art and music. Our mission is to cultivate understanding, appreciation, and connections within within the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign community and Champaign County. We strive to we empower individuals to embrace their heritage, contributing to a more inclusive and culturally enriched society.”

The organization is non-profit and registered under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code as a tax-exempt entity.

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The mission of MANRRS-UIUC is to promote academic and professional excellence in students of diverse backgrounds within the fields of agriculture, natural resources, and related sciences.

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MANRRS-UIUC provides undergraduates and graduate students access to exclusive opportunities through our general assembly meetings, community service, and social events. Therefore, valuable skills and experiences are obtained by all MANRRS-UIUC members, leading them to being recognized on a MANRRS-National level. On a national level, MANRRS-UIUC connects students to conferences, scholarships, industry partners and more to prepare for successful careers within STEM, agriculture, natural resources, and related sciences.

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Provide leaderships skills that will help students for college life and beyond.
Get students more involved with college beside classes.

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Meeting people from different backgrounds.
Getting a more open perspective of school.

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The Brotherhood of the Illinois Eta Chapter of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity has been established and shall continue in perpetuity to strive within our membership to achieve and maintain the following purposes.



Section 2. Friendship, Sound Learning, and Rectitude, being the three cardinal principles of our great Fraternity, we shall seek to forge between our members lasting relationships typified by the brotherly love, encouragement, and cooperation conducive to the inner health and well-being of the whole man. Also, we strive to create and maintain a physical setting which is conducive to study and intellectual growth. In addition, we strive to attain and uphold within our Chapter an environment of honour, respectability, and temperance.



Section 3. One of the foundational purposes of Illinois Eta is to offer beneficial guidance to its members in the latter stages of their growth towards mature adulthood. It is hoped that all of the members of this Chapter will walk away with a well developed sense of honour and personal responsibility consistent with Robert Morrison's guiding principle, "To do what ought to be done but what would not have been done unless I did it, I thought to be my duty."



Section 4. Illinois Eta seeks to promote within its members a sense of community interest

and activism. Through participation in service projects and other interactions with the local community and its representatives, it is believed that the members of the Chapter will come to recognize the non-material rewards such service brings as well as the enjoyment of work done not for personal gain.



Section 5. As it is recognized that the health of the Greek system nationally and on campus has a significant effect on our Fraternity and our Chapter, Illinois Eta encourages its members to make positive contributions to inter-Greek relations and to work together with other fraternities and sororities in unity to present the community (locally and nationally) with a benevolent public image that the Greek system may be seen as an asset to the community.

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Phi Kappa Psi develops members of character by providing them with the proper environment and tools to pursue productive, honorable, and purposeful lives.

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Phi Kappa Psi places a strong emphasis on academic success. Both nationally and locally offered scholarships provide financial assistance to members and promote the importance of the chapter's focus on scholarship. The chapter supplements these awards with time management workshops, tutoring and mentoring programs.

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The mission of Phi Kappa Theta is dedicated to fostering a culture of academic excellence, leadership development, and service to the community, while promoting brotherhood and personal growth among our members.

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Cultivate relationships, secure and provide financial resources for Phi Sigma Sigma sisters to achieve excellence, impact their communities, and change the world.

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Sisterhood and Lifelong Friendships: Joining Phi Sigma Sigma provides the opportunity to form deep and lasting bonds with a diverse group of individuals who share common values, creating a supportive sisterhood that extends beyond college years.
Leadership Development: The sorority places a strong emphasis on leadership development. Members often have the chance to hold leadership positions within their chapters, fostering skills that are applicable both in college and future careers.
Academic Support: Phi Sigma Sigma encourages academic excellence and provides resources and support to help members achieve their educational goals. Many chapters offer study groups, mentorship programs, and recognition for academic achievements.
Community Service and Philanthropy: Members actively engage in philanthropic activities, supporting various charitable causes. Participating in community service events allows members to make a positive impact while fostering a sense of responsibility and giving back.
Personal Development: Through workshops, seminars, and programming, Phi Sigma Sigma offers opportunities for personal development. Topics may include time management, communication skills, and other life skills that contribute to members' overall well-being.
Networking Opportunities: Being a part of a national sorority provides access to a vast network of alumnae, offering valuable connections for career development and personal growth. Many chapters organize networking events and maintain active alumnae networks.
Social and Cultural Events: Membership in Phi Sigma Sigma includes participation in a variety of social events, fostering a sense of belonging and camaraderie. These events contribute to a well-rounded college experience.
Professional Development: Some chapters offer programs and resources aimed at preparing members for the professional world. This may include resume workshops, interview preparation, and networking events with alumnae who have successful careers.
Diversity and Inclusion: Phi Sigma Sigma promotes diversity and inclusion, creating an environment where members from various backgrounds feel welcomed and valued.
Personal Support System: Whether facing challenges or celebrating successes, Phi Sigma Sigma provides a built-in support system. Sisters often become a source of encouragement, guidance, and friendship during both the highs and lows of college life.

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Red Bison is dedicated to championing environmental justice and stewarding healthy ecosystems within and beyond the University of Illinois campus. We strive not only to restore and maintain the natural environment but also to confront systemic issues. Together, we work towards a harmonious coexistence between nature and society, grounded in principles of solidarity and collective action.

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Society of Women in Public Affairs was founded in 2022 with the aspirations of providing undergraduate women at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign a platform to grow as professionals, as leaders, and as women.
Public Affairs is an interdisciplinary term. It includes those interested in careers in government, the media, business, communications, public relations, law, and even healthcare. Our members all aspire to do unique things with their futures, fueling a diverse and collaborative environment for all to flourish in. SWPA is open to all majors and fields of study!

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The Cooking Collective welcomes student cooks, chefs, and food-enthusiasts of all skill levels to join us in lively social events, interactive workshops, and enriching cultural exchanges. Our mission is to cultivate an inclusive and enjoyable environment where members can learn, collaborate, and form meaningful connections while sharing in the joy of cooking. Through these shared experiences, we strive to empower students to develop confidence and resourcefulness in the kitchen, igniting a lifelong passion for homemade cuisine.

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The Purpose of Theta Xi is to provide a college home environment for its active members in which fellowship and alumni guidance lead to wholesome mental, moral, physical, and spiritual growth. To that end Theta Xi actively supports and augments college and community efforts to make individual members more mature and chapter groups more useful units of society. Through its alumni and undergraduate leadership Theta Xi endeavors to assist each member to develop:

ONE, intellectual curiosity that assures the highest scholarship rating consistent with his ability;

TWO, habits that lead to better mental and physical health;

THREE, sincerity in his association with others and confidence in himself;

FOUR, responsibility to chapter, college, community, and country;

FIVE, leadership that comes from practicing the principles of democratic self-government;

SIX, interests and activities outside regular scholastic studies that employ spare time to advantage;

SEVEN, spiritual understanding that provides a reservoir of strength to draw upon when faced with conditions beyond comprehension.

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- Alumni network consisting of over 2,300 UIUC graduates, and 60,000 Theta Xi graduates.
- $2500 scholarship given semesterly to two members.
- A chance to gain experience in leadership positions across many different areas
- Tons of opportunities to gain volunteer hours and participate in service and philanthropic goals
- Ability to learn from peers ranging in all ages, majors, and minors.