The Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) was founded in 2002. Many of the fraternities and sororities within MGC were chartered at Michigan in the 1970’s, 80’s, 90’s, and 2000’s, prior to the council’s formation. The council celebrates and promotes multiculturalism through programming and service housed in several racial, ethnic, and cultural communities. These organizations were nationally founded after many historically African American fraternities and sororities were founded with the purpose of creating safe, culturally-enriched spaces and to serve the needs of students representing multiple cultures on college campuses. At Michigan, MGC currently has fraternities and sororities that are historically (but not exclusively) Latinx, East Asian, South Asian, Arab, and Multicultural.
Membership Recruitment/Intake Information
These forms are designated to inform Fraternity & Sorority Life staff as to whether chapters intend on conducting recruitment or intake, general process information, and new member information. All paperwork will be regarded with the utmost confidentiality.
Each chapter is required to submit forms for both Fall and Winter semesters.
Each fraternity or sorority within the Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) holds individual recruitment or intake events and has individual requirements for membership. If a student is interested in a specific organization he/she may contact a chapter's rush/new membership chair or attend a chapter-sponsored event. Students may also attend an MGC sponsored event in order to learn more about the council as well as the member organizations.
List of members of the council and their contact information.