Please submit undergraduate and graduate sites as shown in the directory for faster listing.

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No sites should be directly listed in this category, all should be @ linked to the Alumni/ae Chapters or Associations categories for each organization as seen in Society/Organizations/Student/Fraternities_and_Sororities.

Links for fraternity and sorority alumni sites.

For quicker placement in the directory please follow these Submission Tips:

Title: Organization - School - Chapter Name

Description: This describes the website and should note distinguishing features found on the site without the use of hype, personal pronouns, or repetitive terms. It should also note the location of the chapter.

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For sororities and fraternities with an Asian or South-Asian interest and membership.

This category is meant for organizations that encompass multiple fraternities or sororities. In addition to national groups, local Panhellenic organizations, Greek Councils, Intrafraternity Councils, and the like may be included.

No sites should be directly submitted to this category. Please submit individual chapter sites to the appropriate national organization category in Society/Organizations/Student/Fraternities_and_Sororities (or the Local Groups category if unaffiliated) as well as in the appropriate college or university Greek_Life subcategory of Reference/Education/Colleges_and_Universities.

Links to categories of Greek letter fraternities and sororities by their institution.

No sites should be directly submitted to this category. Please submit individual chapter sites to the appropriate national organization category in Society/Organizations/Student/Fraternities_and_Sororities (or the Local Groups category if unaffiliated).

Sites listed by the conference, council or association that they are affiliated with (if any).

Please submit only sites about senior societies that are fraternal in nature.

Class societies are fraternal organizations that recruit only from the one class each year. Historically, these types of organizations thrived between 1850 and 1930, although many still exist. Most are either Senior Socieites or Sophomore Societies. Originally highly secretive organizations, on many campuses, these organizations have become primarily honor societies, although they still maintain many of the traditions of the original societies. Unlike other collegiate fraternal organizations, class societies do not use Greek letters for their names.

No sites should be directly submitted to this category. Please submit individual chapter sites to the appropriate national organization category in Society/Organizations/Student/Fraternities_and_Sororities (or the Local Groups category if unaffiliated).

Fraternities that admit both men and women as members.

For any sites offering free downloads of screensavers, skins, icons, graphics, buttons, avatars etc. for fraternities and sororities.

Research centers, archives, schools, and educational programs focusing on fraternities and sororities.

Fraternities and sororities with exclusively gay, lesbian, and bi-sexual membership or otherwise actively promoting non-heterosexual lifestyles.

Websites listed in the Guides subcategory will help users find information and resources for learning more about the college Greek system, mainly in the United States and Canada.

Sites focusing on issues facing fraternities and sororities, including hazing and substance abuse, among others.

Please submit only sites related to LOCAL college fraternities and sororities, those that only have one chapter at one school and are not national organizations.

Submit websites to the most relevant category. Multiple submissions or careless submissions will slow the process. Review the sub-categories to find the most appropriate category for submissions. Find the lowest level category appropriate to the site being submitted. Sites under construction will not be listed and submissions will be deleted.

Descriptions should include specific information of the unique qualities and features of the site contents. Avoid advertising hype, overuse of capitalization, and emphatic punctuation. Do use the English language, proper grammar, and a spell-checker.

Affiliate sites, multiple URL''s for the same organization, and mirror sites are not desirable. The ODP reserves the right to alter or replace a proposed description at any time at its sole discretion and editorial judgment.

This section is specifically for general ("social") collegiate fraternities and sororities that do not have a chapter system and exist on only one campus.