Panhellenic
Panhellenic Council
Panhellenic
Panhellenic Council
Kent State University
College Panhellenic Council
The object of the Panhellenic Council shall be to develop and maintain fraternity life and inter-fraternity relations at a high level of accomplishment and in doing so to consider the goals and ideals of member groups as continually applicable to campus and personal life, promote superior scholarship as a basic intellectual achievement, cooperate with member fraternities and the university administration in concern for maintenance of high social and moral standards, act in accordance with the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) Unanimous Agreements and policies, and act in accordance with all rules established by its member fraternities.
Executive Board Contact Info
Council President: Kailyn Moneer | kentpc.president@gmail.com
- Office Hours: Wednesdays, 1:45-3:45pm
VP of Communications: Maddie Lucey | kentpc.communication@gmail.com
- Office Hours: Tuesdays, 2-4 pm
VP of Risk Management and Peer Accountability: Hannah Sietz | kentpc.judicial@gmail.com
- Office Hours: Fridays, 1:30-3:30pm
VP of Finance: Olivia Palen | kentpc.finance@gmail.com
- Office Hours: Mondays, 6-8pm
VP of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Ellie Ortsey | kentpc.diversity@gmail.com
- Office Hours: Wednesdays, 10:30am-12:30pm
VP of Philanthropy and Community Service: Lily Ing | kentpc.philanthropy@gmail.com
- Office Hours: Wednesdays, 3-5pm
VP of Programming: Alex Czaplicki | kentpc.programming@gmail.com
- Office Hours: Mondays, 11:30am-1:30pm
VP of Recruitment and Retention: Dani Filing | kentpc.recruitment@gmail.com
- Office Hours: Fridays, 10am-12pm
VP of Recruitment Personnel: Aubrey Manion | kentpc.recruitmentpersonnel@gmail.com
- Office Hours: Mondays, 2-4pm
VP of Scholarship: Camm Dalton | kentpc.scholarship@gmail.com
- Office Hours: Fridays, 10am-12pm
Advisor: Katie Syvanych | kgoldrin@kent.edu
Recruitment Information
Recruitment
Information
Recruitment Information
Recruitment
Information
Fall 2026 Primary Recruitment
REGISTER HERE!
Recruitment FAQs
How will I know which sorority is right for me?
Each chapter on Kent's campus has its own unique values, principles, motto and creed that it lives by. It is important to go into the recruitment process with an open mind and positively outlook to discover the best for you.
I'm not a freshman. Am I allowed to go through recruitment?
At Kent State, we encourage ALL undergraduate students to attend out recruitment events and consider registering for primary recruitment.
Is it required to attend pre-recruitment events?
No, the only pre-recruitment event you are required to attend is the Recruitment Orientation, which will give you all of the information you'll need prior to the start of the Panhellenic Primary Recruitment process. However, we highly encourage you to attend the pre-recruitment events to learn more about each chapter and connect with sorority women in our community.
How hard is it to balance sorority life and academics?
Our community greatly values and emphasizes scholarships and academics. Each sorority encourages academic success and provides support to its members through academic study tables and sisterhoods. We encourage you to ask other sorority women how they balance their time, but most sorority women are able to manage sorority responsibilities, academics, work and other extra-curricular activities.
How can I learn more about each sorority?
Attending pre-recruitment events and talking to as many sorority women as possible is the best way to learn more about each individual chapter. You can also learn more about each individual chapter by visiting their national websites or right here on the FSL website!
I am registered for formal recruitment! What is the next step?
Over the summer, you should prioritize completing your “Hazing Prevention 101: College Edition” training module on kent.prevent.zone. In the state of Ohio, per Collin’s Law (Senate Bill 126) all potential new members of a Panhellenic sorority must complete this training prior to September 5th, 2026. Your assigned Sorority Recruitment Counselors (SRCs) will be in contact with you to help you through the process and answer any questions.
Dates To Know
Please note: Pre-Recruitment events are optional, but highly encouraged, for anyone interested in participating in the Panhellenic Primary Recruitment process.
Pre-Recruitment Events:
FSL Festival: August 22, 2026 | Centennial Green
Blastoff: August 23, 2026 | Risman Plaza
Panhellenic Preview: August 27th, 2026
On the Fence: Hesitant About Joining a Sorority?: August 31st, 2026
Scheduling Conflict?
Email our council advisor
We understand that conflicts may arise during recruitment, and we are committed to working with potential new members when possible. If you have a prior engagement such as a wedding, funeral, or significant family gathering, you must contact the Panhellenic Advisor, Katie, no later than September 1st to request a potential schedule accommodation.
Please note the following important guidelines:
Accommodations are not guaranteed and will only be considered for pre-existing, significant commitments.
Requests made after September 1st may not be honored.
Primary Recruitment is a mutual selection process, and missing events may impact your ability to be invited back to certain chapters. Chapters are not obligated to extend invitations if you are unable to attend scheduled events.
We appreciate your understanding and encourage you to plan ahead so you can fully participate in the recruitment experience.
Email: kgoldrin@kent.edu
Questions?
If you have further questions or concerns please feel free to contact your assigned Sorority Recruitment Counselor (SRC)! These individuals receive special training to assist you during the recruitment process and are knowledgeable on all common questions and concerns that may arise throughout the recruitment process. Your SRC(s) will contact you via email when you have been assigned to a group. Please download the GroupMe app, as they will add you to a GroupMe as well!
You can also email our Vice President of Recruitment and Retention, Dani Filing at kentpc.recruitment@gmail.com.
Recruitment Orientation 2026:
September 1st, 2026
September 2nd, 2026
*Please note that attendance is mandatory on one of the dates listed above for anyone who registers for Panhellenic Primary Recruitment.
Panhellenic Primary Recruitment Dates:
Please note that if you register for Panhellenic Primary Recruitment, you are required to attend all dates listed below. Potential members should block the entire day on their calendars for the dates listed below.
OPEN HOUSE ROUND:
September 5th, 2026 | Kent Student Center
Values ROUND:
September 6th, 2026 | Kent Student Center & Chapter Facilities
PREFERENCE ROUND:
September 7th, 2026 | Kent Student Center & Chapter Facilities
Bid Day:
September 7th, 2026 | Kent Student Center & Chapter Facilities
2026 Sorority Recruitment Guide
For more information on Fall 2026 Primary Recruitment, take a look at our guide book here.
What to Expect
Recruitment Process:
Panhellenic Primary Recruitment is a mutual selection process that takes place over a four-day period. During the process, you will have the opportunity to meet women from each chapter, learn about their traditions, financial responsibilities and philanthropic efforts. You will be guided through the process by Sorority Recruitment Counselors (SRCs) who are women that take on this role outside of their chapters to assist you throughout the recruitment process.
Sorority Recruitment Counselors (SRCs)
Your Sorority Recruitment Counselor (SRC) will be a role model in the Panhellenic community and serves as a mentor throughout the Panhellenic Primary Recruitment process. SRCs are considered impartial representatives of the College Panhellenic who understand and implement the purposes and goals of the College Panhellenic Association in recruitment.
Financial Responsibility:
Each chapter has different semester dues and financial responsibilities, which you will learn more about during Open House Round. Be sure to ask each chapter if they offer personal payment plans of scholarships that may assist you in managing the financial obligations of sorority life.
Anti-Hazing Policies:
Each sorority has a no tolerance policy as it relates to hazing. Hazing is blatant violation of the Panhellenic Bylaws, university policy, and state law. If you, or someone you know, have concerns about hazing, please contact our council advisor, Michele Criss, at mcriss3@kent.edu, or the Kent State Police Department at (330) 672-2212.
Panhellenic Spirit and Community:
Kent State's sorority community fosters positivity, success and relationship building between all chapters on campus. We as a community work together to create a caring, understanding, respectful and enriching environment for all Kent State students and value friendship, service, scholarship, philanthropy and community among all sorority women.
What should I wear?
Be unique and true to yourself and your personal style! Being true to yourself is the best way for you to find your home away from home! If you are in need of inspiration, visit our pinterest here!
Panhellenic Chapters
Chapters
Panhellenic Chapters
Chapters
Panhellenic Council Chapters
Kent State University Sorority and Fraternity Life prides itself on various values including scholarship, sisterhood/brotherhood, philanthropy, service, and friendship. We as a community work together to create both an exciting and rewarding experience for all members. Kent State has eight sororities on campus, each with a unique purpose that helps to foster the values outlined above. These chapters are listed below.
Panhellenic philanthropy
Philanthropy
Panhellenic philanthropy
Philanthropy
Philanthropy
Alpha Phi: Alpha Phi Foundation, benefiting women's heart health.
Alpha Xi Delta: Kindly Hearts Initiative, for children and teens experiencing foster care and homelessness.
Chi Omega: The Make-A-Wish Foundation
Delta Gamma: Service for Sight
Delta Zeta: Starkey Hearing Institute, the American Society for Deaf Children, and SeriousFun Children's Network.
Phi Mu: Children's Miracle Network Hospitals (CMNH) and The Phi Mu Foundation.
Sigma Delta Tau: Prevent Child Abuse America and The Sigma Delta Tau Foundation.
Sigma Sigma Sigma: "Sigma Serves Children" through the Robbie Page Memorial (RPM) supporting children's play therapy, and the March of Dimes.
