Through the Love, Mom & Dad program, parents share their very personal stories of how hazing has impacted their families and lives, education about hazing prevention, and a call to action for your community or organization.
We work with four families to speak for organizations/campuses: the Piazzas, Gruvers, Braham and Kowiaks.
How we book:
We ask that you provide potential dates, so we can gauge their availability. We will get back with you on which parents are available to come to your program. Their availability depends on their work and family commitments, as well as other speaking dates.
To help share this message as widely as possible, costs are minimal. They simply require travel and lodging.
If your school/organization would like to make a donation to their foundation to honor their work and their son, we can provide that information.
The AHC will take care of making travel arrangements and will provide one invoice after the program.
The North American Interfraternity Conference is deeply disappointed by offensive photos that have recently resurfaced involving fraternity men from decades ago.
As fraternity men, we must acknowledge and denounce all forms of racism. We must unite around the notion that fraternal bonds are built on concepts of respect, dignity and empathy for all people.
In recent years, we have invested significant resources in supporting emerging and culturally-based fraternities, as well as enhancing education for all fraternity members on the importance of diversity and inclusion. We will continue working with our member fraternities, partners, and higher education institutions to improve awareness and education around these important issues.
Three female students filed suit today against Yale University and nine fraternities seeking to make fraternity membership co-ed among other issues.
“These students’ accusations against Yale’s fraternities and their national organizations are baseless and unfounded,” said Joan Gilbride, attorney for the fraternities. “This theory of liability was already resoundingly rejected just last month by the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities in a written decision. We look forward to vigorously defending this action in court, as we successfully did before the state Commission.”
Fraternities believe that single-sex student organizations should be an option — a choice — for students. And so should co-ed student organizations. Students should have the choice to join the groups that best fit their developmental needs.
Join our team! The NIC is the trade association representing inter/national men’s fraternities. The NIC’s member organizations boast more than 6,000 chapters located on more than 550 campuses in the United States and Canada, with nearly 4.2 million alumni. It provides a fast-paced, start-up-like environment and delivers on five core priorities to its members—including sophisticated educational efforts, leading the fraternal industry to positive change.
Current Opportunities:
There are no positions available on the NIC team at this time.
The NICF has transitioned into the Foundation for Fraternal Excellence (FFE) with a rebranded identity, revised strategic priorities, a re-tooled programming plan and a focus on collaborating to enhance and preserve the fraternity/sorority experience for members to come.
The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is an endorsed, trademarked brand of the North American Interfraternity Conference. Endorsed brands are independent sub-brands supported by the master brand (NIC). This relationship is vital because, while Interfraternity Councils are an important part of the NIC and benefits from its association to the NIC, there are situations where they need to be their own brand.
The IFC logo exists in multiple formats for ease of use across many mediums. Additionally, it can be customized for individual campuses. While you should always use the preferred format, when layouts demand an alternate approach, the following are approved versions.
Interfraternity Council/IFC logos are available for use in materials by your IFC. Request logo from the NIC communication team. NOTE: To produce merchandise or apparel, you will need to purchase through a licensed vendor available below.
Vertical (centered) format with IFC Compass/Torch and Logotype.
Horizontal (left aligned) format with IFC Compass/Torch and Logotype.
Horizontal (left aligned) format with IFC Compass/Torch and “IFC”.
To request customized IFC logos for your campus, contact your NIC Vice President of Campus Operations.
Clear space for the IFC logo is defined by the total size reduced to 25%, which gives the clear space “X” size.
Due to the detail, minimum size allowed is 1”.
You should not attempt to recreate the logotype.
Logo colors should not be changed in the full-color logo. A one-color version is available which can be used in any color (such as for t-shirt printing).
IFC Identity Materials
The IFC identity materials or stationary may consist of business cards, letterhead, envelopes, and personalized notecards. For template or guidance, contact the NIC communication team.
Merchandise
Our licensing program protects our trademarks. Our goal is to license only vendors producing quality NIC/IFC merchandise and providing excellent customer service. Those vendors that we have given permission to utilize our marks are called licensed vendors. When you purchase products from licensed vendors, you are supporting NIC/IFC and our licensing program and protecting the history and values of our organization.
All merchandise must be purchased through NIC licensed vendors for a complete list visit: WWW.GREEKLICENSING.COM
The Alliance Partner application is managed through FS Central. If this is your first time logging into FS Central, you may need to complete your profile in the process of completing the application.
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