IFC Awards: Current Recipients

Auburn University exemplified a strong commitment to leadership development, community service, and peer accountability. Through philanthropic events like the IFC Murph Challenge and Batting Practice with Butch Thompson and mentorship initiatives with Project Uplift, IFC members made a meaningful impact both on campus and in the Auburn community. The Cabinet and Delegate Program prepared emerging leaders for future roles, while the IFC Court System reinforced integrity through fair, student-led accountability. 

Creighton University demonstrated excellence in leadership, service, and peer governance while they fostered a fraternity community grounded in integrity, inclusion and academic success. With strong recruitment, a community GPA that exceeded the all-male average and comprehensive education on safety, mental health and hazing prevention, IFC supported student development at every level. Through philanthropy, community service and transparent judicial processes, members actively strengthened campus culture and local partnerships. These efforts reflect Creighton IFC’s commitment to student success, accountability and the Jesuit values that define the Creighton experience. 

Iowa State University stood out as an exceptional model of sustained leadership, innovation and commitment to the fraternity experience. Building on years of national recognition, the council continued to advance in recruitment, civic engagement and health and wellness through student-led initiatives. Personalized recruitment strategies drove record-high membership, while new service partnerships and expanded wellness programming strengthened campus impact and community culture. 

Kansas State University demonstrated exceptional leadership and impact throughout 2025 through record-setting service, engagement and community building. The council’s most successful Greek Week to date united all fraternities and sororities, resulting in significant increases in food donations, volunteer participation, service hours and funds raised for charitable causes.  Through updated governance documents and sustained community impact, the IFC has left fraternity life at K-State stronger and more unified than ever. 

Pittsburg State University made notable progress through a renewed emphasis on scholarship, accountability and collaboration. Academic performance improved significantly with the all-IFC GPA rising 5% and surpassing the all-undergraduate average, while strengthened governance replaced punitive fines with educational sanctions in partnership with the Office of Student Conduct. Recruitment grew by 73% and new campus partnerships expanded IFC’s presence through collaborative events and student engagement initiatives. 

Samford University Interfraternity Council exemplified excellence through strong operations, transparent governance and collaborative leadership that advanced the value and accessibility of the fraternity experience. Record-setting recruitment and strategic engagement efforts drove significant growth and expanded the community while supporting the chartering of new fraternities. The IFC prioritized the holistic development of members through education, wellness initiatives and innovative tools like the MANUAL digital platform. Through proactive safety efforts, service and campus partnerships, Samford IFC stood out as a model of innovation, impact and student-centered leadership. 

Texas State University exemplified strong fraternity leadership through sustained service, innovation and campus engagement. Longstanding partnerships and record-setting philanthropy, including an annual food drive benefiting the Hays County Food Bank, demonstrated a deep commitment to the surrounding community. Innovative recruitment strategies and educational partnerships fueled historic growth while supporting student development and wellbeing. 

University of Missouri delivered an exceptional year marked by growth, innovation and strong community impact. The IFC supported the expansion of two new chapters and welcomed more than 1,000 new members through intentional recruitment strategies and large-scale community events. The council strengthened internal connections through collaborative programming while continuing meaningful partnerships focused on hazing prevention and student safety. 

University of Nebraska-Lincoln demonstrated a strong commitment to community impact, leadership and engagement throughout the past year. IFC expanded its reach through large-scale education initiatives, a new mentorship program, record-setting fundraising for a local shelter and significant growth in digital engagement across campus and the city. The council fostered collaboration, accountability and student development across all chapters. 

Washington State University exemplified leadership, innovation and a strong commitment to fraternity values through values-driven education, recruitment and member development initiatives. The IFC has strengthened peer governance, promoted social accountability and fostered greater collaboration across chapters. The council has built a safer, more inclusive and engaging fraternity community that emphasizes personal growth and wellbeing.