Student Involvement

Policies Related to Fraternities and Sororities

The information below outlines the University expectations and policies for fraternities and sororities to remain in compliance and good standing with the University. Included is the organizational review process, student organization procedures, university policies, and the organizations currently under review or sanctions.

Anti-Hazing Policy

Learn about Fresno State’s stance on hazing, reporting procedures, and the disciplinary sanctions enforced for violations by reviewing the Anti-Hazing Policy.

Student Organization Handbook

Find essential guidelines on maintaining club recognition, reserving campus facilities, managing finances, and working with advisors in the Student Organization Handbook.

Student Organization Conduct Review Process

Understand how the university investigates and addresses potential policy violations and legal non-compliance through the Student Organization Conduct Review Process.

Alcoholic Beverages Policy

To learn more about alcohol use on campus, prevention and assistance programs, university limitations, and applicable laws, review the complete Alcoholic Beverages Policy.

Amnesty Policy (7.5.1.3)

Student health and safety are top priorities for Fresno State. We understand the fear of getting in trouble may deter students from seeking medical attention for themselves or others. “Amnesty” refers to students who proactively exhibit responsible behavior by seeking medical attention.

If an individual or group seeks medical attention due to a medical emergency, the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities will not pursue disciplinary action against the student for the consumption or possession of alcohol or drugs but will rather use it as an opportunity for educational and non-disciplinary intervention.

This amnesty policy applies to:

  • Students seeking medical assistance for themselves due to the use of alcohol and/or other drugs.
  • Students seeking medical assistance for another person due to that person’s use of alcohol and/or other drugs, and
  • Student organizations seeking emergency medical assistance for their members or guests due to the member(s) or guest(s) use of alcohol and/or other drugs. 

Expansion and Recognition Process

Manage My Chapter

  • Grade Release 

    Use this form to add members to your chapters academic grade report prepared at the end of each semester. (Submit to the Student Involvement Center)

  • Academic Information Confidentiality Statement

    This form must be completed by the chapter president and chapter/faculty/staff advisor in order to receive the chapter grade reports. (Submit to the Student Involvement Center)

  • New Member Hazing Acknowledgement

    This form is to be sign by all New Members in acknowledgment of Fresno State's Anti-Hazing policy. (Submit to the Student Involvement Center)

 

Resources

Hazing Reporting Form

Report suspected hazing, safety concerns, or policy violations directly to campus administration by clicking the link above.

Note: This form allows you to share information entirely anonymously to help keep our campus safe. Submitting a report here notifies university administration to investigate, but it does not serve as an official police report or formal student conduct complaint.

Hazing Prevention Network

A national nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering individuals and campus communities to prevent hazing through research-backed educational programs, campus workshops, and practical prevention tools.

StopHazing.org

A research-based national initiative that provides evidence-informed resources, data, and training to build safe, inclusive group environments and end hazing across schools and organizations.

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Fresno State does not discriminate on the basis of sex, gender, or sexual orientation in its education programs or activities. Title IX protects all people regardless of their gender or gender identity from sex discrimination, which includes sexual harassment and violence.

For reporting or more information, please call 559.278.2032 or visit the Title IX website.

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Organizational Reviews

CURRENT SANCTIONS

There are no current sanctions in place.

DISAFFILIATION
Organizations that have lost affiliation with the University 

  • Upsilon Kappa Delta // August 2018, Hazing activity and reported. Recognition will not be considered prior to September 2020.  
  • Sigma Omega Phi // March 2018, Hazing activity reported and reviewed. Recognition will not be considered prior to June 2020. 
  • Gamma Zeta Alpha //  February 2013, Hazing activity reported and reviewed. Recognition will not be considered prior to March 2015.
  • Theta Chi // September 2012, Alcohol to member resulting in a death. Recognition will not be considered prior to November 2017. 
  • Lambda Theta Alpha // March 2011, Hazing activity reported. Recognition will not be considered prior to August 2014
  • Phi Gamma Delta // February 2006, Alcohol to member resulting in a death. Recognition will not be considered prior to Fall 2010. 

 Organizations not affiliated due to Title 5 non-compliance 

  • ΑΓΩ - Alpha Gamma Omega (Christian affiliation required of members to hold leadership position)

  • ΑΔΧ - Alpha Delta Chi (Christian affiliation required of all members)