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Panhellenic Association

The Panhellenic Association (Panhel), established at Michigan in the first decade of the 20th century, provides opportunities for life-long friendships, personal development, academic success, community service and educational growth to over 3,000 students each year.  The council is comprised of values-based organizations that create and execute programming surrounding topics such as mental health, sexual assault awareness, philanthropy and service, academic growth, sisterhood, and creating positive change.

Panhel Executive Board Members 2019

Joining the Panhellenic Association

Students interested in joining a Panhellenic Association Sorority may do so through both Primary Recruitment, and Continuous Open Bidding.

 

Letter to Panhellenic Community Regarding Events on January 6, 2021 at the US Capital

January 8, 2021

Dear Panhellenic Community,

The Panhellenic Association at the University of Michigan is deeply saddened by the recent events in Washington D.C. Along with all of you, The Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life and the Panhellenic Executive Board have been processing the events of Wednesday at the Capitol. The insurrection at the United States Capitol was an unprecedented and deeply concerning event. Therefore, we want to extend our outreach and support to all of you, as we are committed to your safety and wellness.

Panhel COB Chapter Logistics Information

This information is for chapter use only.  It provides instructions on the logistical steps chapters need to take when adding new members via Continuous Open Bidding (COB).

Remember that students who are interested in joining a Panhellenic chapter must meet institutional eligibility requirements and chapters must verify the eligibility. Chapters should direct students to the FSL Website (How to Join). 

Panhellenic Peer Educator Program

The Panhellenic Peer Educator Program began in the fall of 2015 with a goal to increase awareness and educate their community on issues of sexual violence. Panhellenic women from various chapters came together to learn more about these issues, create educational programming, and serve as allies for their Panhellenic sisters. 

Since then, the program has evolved and now has two branches, the Sexual Violence Education and Empowerment branch, and Health and Wellness branch. Some notable events put on by the Peer Educator Program are the Mental Health and Sexual Violence Speak Out. 

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