Recently, Greek Discovery Day occurred on April 8, 2006, in Oklahoma State’s Greek community. This is an annual event that allows the opportunity for upcoming future Greek members to visit “Oklahoma State University and see what fraternity and sorority life is all about! High school juniors and seniors and their parents can meet members of the OSU Greek community and learn more about the recruitment process, the benefits of Greek membership and all that’s great about “going Greek.” Current non-Greek OSU students also are welcome (Oklahoma State University Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs).”

Once Again, Greek Discovery Day broke record numbers with more than 700 potential new members attending the event. These students are broken into two groups when arriving to the campus, men and women. The men tour around the campus and visit the fraternities houses. The women are allowed the same opportunity with the sororities. After tours, students are given the chance to return to houses for dinners hosted by each individual house. These dinners allow upcoming students the chance to better meet the members of the houses.

To learn more check out GREEK DISCOVERY DAY.

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