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Greek Preview Day
Each Spring we hold our annual Greek Preview Day, an all-day program which provides an opportunity for UNT’s incoming freshmen and transfer students to create a connection to the Greek community prior to the start of classes. This program is also designed to expose current non-Greek UNT students to the benefits of membership in a Greek organization.
Greek Preview Day will be held on April 8, 2017 this year. It is a whole day dedicated to UNT’s incoming freshmen and transfer students! Greek Preview Day is designed to give non-Greek UNT students an opportunity to experience Greek organizations first hand while also learning of the countless benefits membership in these organizations provide.
Registration is online only and will be open March 3rd – April 4th.
Register today!
What will we be doing?
Students will have the opportunity to meet with each of the governing council leaders and learn more specifically about each of the 4 councils we have at UNT. There will also be the opportunity during an organization fair to gain more information on each of the individual fraternity and sorority chapters. Students will spend the day in an interactive small peer group led by one of our many Greek Ambassador student leaders. There will be sessions for both students and parents to gather more information and ask any questions about joining an organization. There will also be the opportunity to tour the on-campus Greek housing. After your sessions and tours join us for a tailgate and the Green-White spring football game!
WHEN: April 8, 2017, 9:30AM
WHERE: Greek Life Center and the University Union
COST: Registration is free (lunch included)
If you have any questions or concerns please contact the Office of Greek Life at 940-369-8463 or greeklife@unt.edu or visit our website at greeklife.unt.edu.
We look forward to you spending a day with our Greek community.
Go Mean Green! Go Greek!