Sorority / Fraternity Housing
Each spring, sorority and fraternity chapters with a house or lodge on campus will participate in an online room selection process for the following academic year. Members should discuss the requirements for living in their respective lodge/house with their chapter leadership.
Membership Verification
Sorority and fraternity members are required to submit their Membership Status Update Form prior to the start of each semester. For help submitting your form, click here.
Student Staff
Community Advisors (CA) are student staff members who play an integral role in the quality of the residential program at Emory. Each of our sorority lodges and fraternity houses have a CA assigned to the space to serve as a resource. CA's are often members of the organization who live in the space and are extensively trained to respond to situations on Eagle Row. Each CA is supervised by the Assistant Director of Sorority and Fraternity Life.
The selection process for this position takes place every spring semester. Applications can be found at emory.erezlife.com.
If you have any questions about the CA program, please contact Hector Cuevas, Assistant Director of Sorority and Fraternity life at hcuevas@emory.edu.
For the full Community Advisor job description click here or scan below!
For further information about the application process, networking events, and information sessions, please click here!
Currently, there are eight IFC fraternities, eight Panhellenic sororities, one NPHC sorority, and one NPHC fraternity housed on Emory’s campus.
Membership Costs
All of Emory’s sororities and fraternities are self-sufficient and each chapter (and its inter/national office) charges dues and membership fees to every member. Some chapters may charge dues via your Emory bursar bill, while others may collect the fees directly from you. The amount is determined by the chapter and usually goes toward recruitment, educational activities, new member education, philanthropy/service projects, and social events. Some chapters also have one-time initiate fees that are charged to help alleviate the costs of recruitment and new member requirements such as reading materials, pins, etc. Fees vary depending on chapter.
It is the responsibility of all chapters to fill the bed spaces in their facility. The cost of any vacancies will be divided evenly among all active members of the organization which is responsible for filling the beds.
Fraternity Houses
Below you will find a list of all of the fraternities housed on campus for the 2022/2023 academic year. All houses have a Community Advisor (CA), which is a trained student staff member. Each CA is under the supervision of the Assistant Director of the Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life.
House 8 – Sigma Alpha Mu
House 10 – Delta Tau Delta
House 12 – Alpha Tau Omega
House 13 – Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc
House 14 – Kappa Alpha Order
House 15 – Beta Theta Pi/Transfer Students
House 17 – Kappa Sigma
House 18 – Sigma Alpha Epsilon
All fraternity house residents are required to purchase an Emory University meal plan. The housing selection process takes place in early spring. Please consult the Residence Life website for information on the process.
If you have any questions about the CA program, please contact Hector Cuevas, Assistant Director of Sorority and Fraternity life at hcuevas@emory.edu
Sorority Lodges
Sorority Village, completed in fall 2006, features 10 townhouses facing the fraternity houses on Eagle Row. Each house between 6 - 24 women, has ample community space, a community kitchen, and a large chapter room. All lodges have a Community Advisor (CA), which is a trained student staff member. Each CA is under the supervision of the Assistant Director of the Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life. The following chapters currently have lodges in Sorority Village:
Lodge A - Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc
Lodge B - Transfer Students
Lodge C - Kappa Kappa Gamma
Lodge D - Kappa Alpha Theta
Lodge E - Delta Phi Epsilon
Lodge F - Sigma Delta Tau
Lodge G - Alpha Delta Pi
Lodge H - Pi Beta Phi
Lodge I - Gamma Phi Beta
Lodge J - Delta Delta Delta
All residents in the Sorority Village are required to purchase an Emory University meal plan. Residents who elect to live in Sorority Village will go through the housing selection process in early spring. Please consult the Residence Life website for information on the process.
If you have any questions about the CA program, please contact Hector Cuevas, Assistant Director of Sorority and Fraternity life at hcuevas@emory.edu