4 COUNCILS. 31 CHAPTERS. 1 MISSION.
Each council operates independently under student leadership, providing support and opportunities for member organizations to excel on campus. Not sure which council suits you best? Take a look at the information provided for each council below, or reach out to the FSL staff for further guidance.
Feel free to explore and discover more about the councils, chapters, and how to join!
FAMU HAS 35 UNIQUE CHAPTERS & AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF FRATERNITY & SORORITY LIFE, EACH WITH THEIR OWN FOCUSE AND MISSION.
FSL Affiliated Organizations
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...is comprised of nine historically Black Greek-letter organizations (BGLOs) that
make up the National Pan-Hellenic Council. Collectively, these organizations are referred
to as "The Divine Nine." Each of these fraternities and sororities is rich in history.
NPHC was chartered January 1997 here at FAMU.
NPHC promotes intentional and meaningful interactions through forums, meetings and
other mediums for the exchange of information and engages in cooperative programming
and initiatives through various activities, modes, and functions for the mutual interest
and betterment of member organizations and the FAMU community.
...was created in 1978 via the merger of the Professional Inter-fraternity Conference
and Professional Panhellenic Association. The PIC (professional men’s fraternities)
and PPA (professional women’s sororities) were each founded in the 1920’s. Membership
in PFC is restricted by fraternal organizations and/or associated major/department/college,
class enrollment or special affiliation.
The Professional Fraternity Council is the organization that strives to unite those
organizations under their umbrella and work for their common goals. Representatives
from each chapter meet regularly sharing information, discussing issues of concern
and interest, and voting on policies and procedures.
......is the governing body for all organizations who either identify as Greek-Letter
or our “Greek Affiliated organizations” who have a recruitment process in line with
the fraternal membership intake and recruitment process.
The Council of Independent Organizations, consists of both fraternities and sororities,
both single sex and co-ed. CIO has a focus on specific ethnicities and/or cultures
or multiculturalism in general, community service oriented and caters to our “Greek
Affiliated’ organizations. These organizations are united to serve as a unique voice
advocate, and provide a service for their respective communities.
...is the governing body for all Greek-Letter organizations who are music and fine arts oriented. MIC is unique to FAMU as the parent council is known as NIMC – The National Interfraternity Music Council.
MIC is designed to be the unifying voice of those they govern. MIC works in unison to achieve a consensus set of policies, guidelines and staple events that provide collaboration and unifies all of those who stand to benefit from its contributions to music and the arts.
The Phi Beta chapter of Order of Omega recognizes upperclassmen Greeks, who have exemplified high standards in the areas of scholarship, leadership, and involvement within their respective organization and within the Greek community, campus, and the local community.