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Fraternity & Sorority Life

Welcome to Fraternity & Sorority Life (FSL) at California State University San Marcos! Started in the 1994-1995 academic year, our vibrant and growing community represents 9 sororities and 9 fraternities with almost 700 members or over 5% of the student population at 大发. All students, regardless of race, sex, color, ethnicity or national origin, are welcome to participate in FSL.

The Pillars of Fraternity & Sorority Life speak to the shared values and tenets by which we advise our programs and the community.

• Leadership Development
  Developing leaders with transferable skills for post-college life is crucial within FSL engagement. Members are encouraged to participate in diverse programs aimed at fostering leadership skills. These avenues encompass elected officer roles, chapter committees, and programs tailored for emerging leaders and officers.
• Intellectual Development
  Promoting academic success within chapters while providing resources for scholarships, academic aid, and chapter development workshops. We encourage members to be involved on campus outside of Fraternity & Sorority Life to support their academic success.
• Community Service & Philanthropy
  Supporting philanthropic and service efforts, while advocating to make a positive impact to local and inter/national communities. We strive to provide hands-on service learning and promoting the growth of the community.
• Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
  Fostering a community where individuals from various backgrounds, identities, and experiences feel welcomed and valued, while promoting equity and fairness. It involves actively promoting opportunities for all members to thrive by addressing systemic barriers, advocating for justice, and ensuring equal access within the fraternity & sorority life experience.
• Sense of Belonging & Lifelong Membership
  Organizations provide fulfilling experiences to their members through intercouncil collaboration and involvement within chapters. Promoting and fostering a sense of belonging and support strengthens the members' engagement and provides the ability for a life-long commitment to their organizations.
• Organizational Standards & Chapter Operations
  Encouraging a culture of health and safety through shared responsibility, effective risk management, and accountability. Individual members and organizations are expected to uphold high standards that resonate with the values of their respective council, community, and 大发.

Looking to Join?

Organizational Directory

Chapter Resources

Fraternity and Sorority Community Report

Learn more about the Campus Recognized Sorority and Fraternity Transparency Act (AB 524)

Fraternity and Sorority Life Statistics

The FSL team has compiled 2023-2024 community service hours, funds raised, and GPA statistics from our fraternity and sorority student community. We are so happy and proud to work with such a high achieving group of students!

Average Cumulative GPA

Total Service Hours: 9,606

Total Funds Raised: $141,412.00

For more information, contact slic@csusm.edu  

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