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National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)

NPHC is the governing body of 8 historically African-American fraternities & sororities at Rutgers University. The NPHC coordinates educational and service programming for the member chapters.
Executive Officers
President - Lauren Young (laurensgrho@gmail.com)
First Vice President - Charles Simmons (charlesi@eden.rutgers.edu)
Second Vice President - Miriam Maouyo - (mnmaouyo@eden.rutgers.edu)
Secretary - Sharmaine Bolden (sharmaine.bolden@gmail.com)
Treasurer - Tamara Christiani (tamachri@eden.rutgers.edu)
Purpose
The purpose of the NPHC shall be the pursuit of the following objectives:

1. To serve as the governing body for all Historically Black Greek letter organizations approved for membership by Rutgers University;
2. To cultivate and maintain the high ideals of each individual member chapter as well as the educational mission of Rutgers University;
3. To maintain on the highest level, all fraternity and sorority life relationships.
4. To engage in service activities, which serve both the university and surrounding communities;
5. To serve as the standard setting and implementing body for the affiliate organizations in the area of membership intake process;
6. To correlate programs and activities designed to help to meet the needs of member organizations.
Membership
Membership in the NPHC shall be determined via the OFSA Recognition Policy.
Officers & Representation
The Council is lead by Executive Board Officers who serve one-year terms. Officers are elected by delegates from the Council's member organizations. Delegates are selected by their organizations and also serve one-year terms.
Intake/Recruitment
Men and women interested in joining an NPHC organization must meet the following minimum eligibility requirements for membership:
Be enrolled as a full-time student (at least 12 credits)
Completed 12 credits while enrolled at RU or another institution
Earn a 2.25 cumulative GPA and at least a 2.0 from the previous semester
Note: Every NPHC organization has higher academic requirements. Specific eligibility information is shared with prospective members at fraternity/sorority Information Sessions, which are held throughout the academic year.
Meetings & Voting
Attendance at NPHC meetings is required for all member organizations. In addition to the regularly scheduled meetings, the President may call Special meetings at the request of a member organization or as necessary.