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The fraternity and sorority community at the Southeast Missouri State University has
had a long and rich history. Dating back more than seventy years fraternities and
sororities have continued to be an active part of the Southeast Missouri State University
and Cape Girardeau community.
The Five Star Chapter Program provides organizations the opportunity to be recognized
with “star standing” in five key areas of chapter operations 1) Academic Success,
2) Chapter Management 3) Membership Development and Education, 4) Civic and Community
Engagement, and 5) Harm Reduction/Risk Management.
Utilizing information from the Greek Five Star Chapter Program, one fraternity and one sorority, are recognized as the Fraternity of the Year and Sorority of the Year. The selection of these chapters is based on the total points awarded through the Greek Five Star Chapter Program.
2019 Fraternity of the Year; Sigma Nu 2019 Sorority of the Year; Alpha Delta Pi
2018 Fraternity of the Year; Phi Delta Theta 2018 Sorority of the Year; Delta Delta Delta
The Five Star Chapter Program, which includes the past Greek Accreditation program, focuses on the actions chapters take and the structure they have in place to support their organization. Chapters are required to submit data for the Five Star Chapter Program or to formally notify the Office of Greek Life they do not intend to participate.
Star standing in each of the areas is based upon a set of pertinent criteria. The star standings will be determined by the following point value:
Evaluation
The submitted materials are reviewed by a panel of faculty and professional staff
at Southeast Missouri State University or invited professionals with experience in
Greek Life and/or who work with student organizations at a college or university.
Each submission is reviewed by three panelists and the average of the three scores
will be the score for each item/section. Reviewers are asked to provide written feedback
in relation to their score. Any dispute between panelists will be resolved by the
Office of Greek Life.
From 2013-2016 the University provided an “Accreditation process” that asked chapters to respond to 69 questions that included areas such as academics, participating in minimum standards, and chapter operations. Chapters that achieved a set score were “accredited” and those not meeting this standard were “Not Accredited.” The “Accreditation” program was replaced during the 2017 calendar year for the University’s Five Star Program.
Alpha Chi Omega
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Alpha Delta Pi
Sigma Chi
Alpha Xi Delta
Phi Delta Theta
Delta Delta Delta
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Gamma Phi Beta
Sigma Tau Gamma
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Lambda Chi Alpha
Alpha Phi Alpha
Delta Sigma Theta
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sigma Gamma Rho
Sigma Nu
Theta Xi
Zeta Phi Beta
Alpha Phi
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Xi Delta
Delta Delta Delta
Lambda Chi Alpha
Alpha Chi Omega
Gamma Phi Beta
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Delta Chi
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Tau kappa Epsilon
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Chi
Sigma Nu
Alpha Phi Alpha
Delta Sigma Theta
Zeta Phi Beta
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sigma Gamma Rho
Theta Xi
Sigma Tau Gamma
Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi
Delta Delta Delta
Alpha Xi Delta
Gamma Phi Beta
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Delta Sigma Theta
Sigma Chi
Sigma Nu
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Tau Gamma
Delta Chi
Phi Delta Theta
Pi Kappa Alpha
Theta Xi
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Alpha Phi Alpha
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Zeta Phi Beta
Sigma Gamma Rho
Iota Phi Theta
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Xi Delta
Delta Delta Delta
Gamma Phi Beta
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Lambda Chi Alpha
Delta Chi
Sigma Nu
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sigma Chi
Phi Delta Theta
Alpha Phi Alpha
Phi Beta Sigma
Delta Sigma Theta
Sigma Tau Gamma
Theta Xi
From 2013-2016 the University provided an “Accreditation process” that asked chapters to respond to 69 questions that included areas such as academics, participating in minimum standards, and chapter operations. Chapters that achieved the highest score in the different areas of the Accreditation program were selected for the overall award for each sub-section.
Risk Management Award
Alpha Chi Omega
Stakeholder Relationships Award
Alpha Delta Pi
Philanthropy and Community Service Award
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Recruitment and Sustainability Award
Alpha Chi Omega
Membership Education and Development Award
Gamma Phi Beta
Chapter Operations and Management Award
Delta Delta Delta
Academic Achievement Award
Alpha Xi Delta
President's Award
Fraternity Presdient's Award goes to Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sorority Presdient's Award goes to Delta Delta Delta
President’s Award
Lambda Chi Alpha (Fraternity)
Alpha Delta Pi (Sorority)
Academic Achievement Award
Alpha Delta Pi
Chapter Operations and Management Award
Gamma Phi Beta
Membership Education and Development Award
Alpha Delta Pi
Recruitment and Sustainability Award
Alpha Xi Delta
Philanthropy and Community Service Award
Delta Chi
Stakeholder Relationships Award
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Risk Management Award
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Academic Achievement:
Alpha Delta Pi
Chapter Operations and Management:
Gamma Phi Beta
Membership Education and Development:
Alpha Delta Pi
Recruitment and Sustainability:
Alpha Xi Delta
Philanthropy and Community Service:
Alpha Xi Delta
Stakeholder Relationships:
Delta Chi
Risk Management:
Lambda Chi Alpha
IFC Chapter of the Year:
Delta Chi
Panhellenic Chapter of the Year: Alpha Delta Pi
President’s Award
Sigma Phi Epsilon (Fraternity)
Alpha Delta Pi (Sorority)
Academic Achievement Award
Alpha Delta Pi
Chapter Operations and Management Award
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Membership Education and Development Award
Gamma Phi Beta
Recruitment and Sustainability Award
Alpha Xi Delta
Philanthropy and Community Service Award
Delta Delta Delta
Stakeholder Relationships Award
Alpha Delta Pi
Risk Management Award
Lambda Chi Alpha