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Dear Parent,

Your son is entering an exciting phase of his life.  At Texas Tech he is going to be presented with boundless opportunities for learning, fun, and personal growth.  One of these opportunities is the chance to join a Greek organization.

Greek life may not be what you think. While college life can present many challenges your son's involvement in a fraternity can maximize his opportunities for academic support as well as lay the foundation for his career path after graduation.

We encourage you to review the aspects of Greek life laid out in this website.  If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me, and I will be glad to answer any additional questions you may have.

Sincerely,

Brian D. Carr, Ph.D.
Chair, Advisor's Circle
Texas Tech University Fraternity System
bha@healingtalk.com

• There are more men in American college fraternities now than at any other time in their existence, since Phi Beta Kappa was formed at the College of William and Mary in 1776.

• Nearly four and one half million are members including more than 350,000 collegians on campuses throughout Canada and the United States.

• 68 NIC member fraternities have over 5,300 chapters and 405 colonies at over 800 colleges and universities.

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