Fraternal Relevance Accreditation

Outcomes and Recognition

Greek Awards for chapter programming and individual contribution

Chapter awards are offered annually for the previous year as part of the Greek Awards celebration.

Greek awards for chapter accreditation

Chapters found to have clearly relevant or relevant programming in any of the eight areas of standards are recognized. Clearly relevant is the highest mark the Fraternal Relevance Accreditation Committee may offer. Find out which chapters were recognized and in which areas.

2008 results for chapter accreditation

2009 results for chapter accreditation

Contributions awards for individual achievement

Daily outstanding actions are offered by outstanding individuals. These actions and ideals create the progress that is at the heart of the K-State Fraternity and Sorority Strategic Plan and the Fraternal Relevance Accreditation and Minimum Expectations program. Greek awards are offered annually not just to chapters for their positive contributions to relevance, but also to the many individuals making fraternal relevance possible.

2008 award recipients

2009 award recipients

Annual chapter proposals for accreditation

Each chapter submits an accreditation proposal annually between December and January to a committee of K-State stakeholders, for review by a group of relevance judges. Proposals for accreditation list the chapter's previous calendar year's outcomes, how they worked to achieve those outcomes, and outcomes for the following calendar year.

Learn more about the accreditation process

2010 proposals for accreditation

View each chapter's annual proposal for accreditation.

2009 proposals for accreditation