Inside IFC
The Ohio University Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the Greek governing body for fraternities on campus. The council is designed to guide the fraternities on campus in regards to academics, recruitment and community service. The council provides opportunities for fraternities, and their members, to become productive members in the Ohio University community. The current fraternity community consists of 14 active chapters. The IFC consists of the following members:
Executive Board is composed of a president, executive vice president, vice president of recruitment, vice president of public relations, vice president of risk management, vice president of administration and finance, vice president of athletics, vice president of community service, vice president of programming and vice president of scholarship and new member education.
IFC Advisors are include a Graduate Assistant and the Assistant Director for Greek Life.
Delegates are composed of members from each chapter on campus. They relay information from the IFC meetings back to their respective chapters.