Sig Tau is seeking elite gentlemen who strive to embody. For more information about individual organizations, please select the links below. Sig Tau began its partnership with the Special Olympics in 2011, making it the Fraternity’s official philanthropy. Sig Tau strives to be a fraternity of courageous and noble gentlemen who always endeavor forward. The University of Alabama is home to 66 fraternities and sororities. Students and/or inter/national organizations interested in bringing a fraternity or sorority to The University of Alabama, should contact Kathleen Duffy. For more information about recognition, please refer to the University’s Standards for Social Fraternities and Sororities. Citywide or metropolitan chapters will not be recognized. Chapters Sigma Phi Epsilon- Virginia Kappa Chapter Tau Kappa Epsilon- Xi Omega Chapter Pi Kappa Alpha- Epsilon Chapter Sigma Phi Delta- Beta Delta Chapter Zeta Psi- Alpha Pi Chapter Sigma Nu- Theta Xi Chapter Phi Kappa Tau- Epsilon Chi Chapter Alpha Gamma Rho- Beta Eta Chapter Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Furthermore, all organizations must be chartered at The University of Alabama and membership must be exclusive to full-time University of Alabama students. Generally, to be recognized, a fraternity or sorority must be an affiliated, registered student organization with the Office of Student Involvement, and be in good standing with the University as well as one of the four Greek governing councils (Alabama Panhellenic Association (APA), Interfraternity Council (IFC), National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) and the United Greek Council (UGC)). The recognition of fraternities and sororities is, at all times, solely at the discretion of The University of Alabama.

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