Our six men's fraternities are all members of the North American Interfraternity Conference (www.nicindy.org). The six chapter make up our local Interfraternity Council (IFC) who govern and coordinate the activites of our chapters at Albion.

IFC OFFICERS
The Interfraternity Council has six Executive Board Members, and each chapter sends two delegates to the IFC Meetings. The current officers are:

IFC Executive Board
2007  Interfraternity Council Officers
President - Tyler Armstrong
VP Policy - Brian Heams
VP Communications - Mike Cole
VP Finance - Joel Merchant
VP Programming - Greg Calabrese
VP Membership - R.J. Bourjaily

IFC Chapter Delegates
Sigma Chi :: Colin McAleenan and Eric Perez
Sigma Nu ::
Alpha Tau Omega ::
Delta Tau Delta ::
Tau Kappa Epsilon :: Andrew Bowman and Ryan Boehm
Delta Sigma Phi ::

IFC DOCUMENTS
Update coming soon.
Statement of Relationship
IFC Constitution and By Laws

IFC CHAPTERS
Albion College fraternities have a great history on this campus. Please check out their websites for more information.

Alpha Tau Omega Founded at Albion: 1889 Flower: Symbol: Motto: Colors: Philanthropy:

Alpha Tau Omega prides itself on its involvement in academics, campus activities, and community awareness.  Traditionally, members of ATO have been leaders on the athletic fields, in the classroom, and in philanthropic initiatives.  Our yearly agenda includes Walk for Warmth, LIFT, Jump Rope for Heart and Child Help USA.  On a personal basis, however, whatever it is one decides to do, he is encouraged to do his best by all of the other members. National Website

Delta Sigma Phi Founded at Albion: 1917 Flower: Symbol: Motto: Colors: Philanthropy:

Delta Sigma Phi is a lifelong fraternity of men dedicated to academic excellence, leadership in campus activities, diversity, and community service.  Delta Sigma Phi has excelled in such events as Anchor Splash and Greek Week, while making a positive impact through charitable activities.  Values of the fraternity include honor, integrity, and respect, forming a brotherhood that is beneficial to the overall strength of the group, as well as developing the individuality of college men. National Website

	Delta Tau Delta Founded at Albion: 1876 Flower: Symbol: Motto: Colors: Philanthropy:
Delta Tau Delta is based upon the principles of truth, faith, power and courage.  This shrine of international brotherhood serves as an abiding influence to help us do our work, fulfill our obligations, and maintain our self respect.  Along with high academic standards, Delta Tau Delta looks to instill loyalty in its members. National Website

Sigma Chi Founded at Albion: 1886 Flower: Symbol: Colors: Philanthropy:

Sigma Chi was founded at Albion College in 1886.  Our history is strong and our reputation is good. The famous song, "The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi," was composed by two of our alumni in 1911 and remains the most well known of all fraternity songs.  We believe that there is more to education than a degree.  Our brotherhood is based on the ideal that genuine friendship can be maintained without sacrificing individuality, and we take pride in searching for men of different temperaments, talents, and convictions. National Website

Sigma Nu Founded in Albion: 1895 Flower: Symbol: Motto: Colors: Philanthropy:

Founded in 1869 at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia, Sigma Nu’s main objective is to develop ethical leaders inspired by principles of Love, Honor, and Truth. The Gamma Gamma Chapter was founded at Albion College in 1895. We pride ourselves on our non-hazing policy, which we feel is responsible for our strong brotherhood. In addition, Sigma Nu encourages academic achievements, individuality, and campus/community involvement. Sigma Nu…Excelling with Honor. National Website

Tau Kappa Epsilon Founded at Albion: 1927 Flower: Symbol: Motto: Colors: Philanthropy:

Tau Kappa Epsilon is the largest social fraternity in the world with 340 chapters internationally and quarter of a million active members and alumni.  Famous TKE's include Ronald Reagan, Elvis Presley, George Halas and Terry Bradshaw.  Omega chapter at Albion College was founded on January 10, 1927, based on the principles of love, charity and esteem.  TKE offers many programs to advance its members academically as well as socially.  In past years, our chapter has raised money for Safe Place Women's Shelter and for Special Olympics through our philanthropy activities. Former Albion College President and Teke Dr. John L. Seaton stated, "Because TKE stands for the principles which I have always advocated all of my life, I am glad of the opportunity to become a frater." National Website