Student Life
Interfraternity Council (IFC)
Student leadership for Lindenwood’s IFC fraternities.
The Interfraternity Council (IFC) is the governing council for Lindenwood’s fraternities affiliated with the North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC). IFC brings chapter representatives together to support effective chapter operations, uphold shared standards, and provide leadership for the organizations within the council.
What Does IFC Do?
IFC works to:
- Lead — Establish expectations and standards for IFC-affiliated fraternities.
- Collaborate — Bring chapter leaders together to share ideas, address common concerns, and strengthen their organizations.
- Educate — Provide leadership development and educational opportunities for IFC members.
- Advocate — Represent the interests of IFC-affiliated fraternities within the Lindenwood community.
- Engage — Coordinate programs, initiatives, and activities that bring IFC chapters together.
IFC at Lindenwood
IFC currently represents Delta Tau Delta, Phi Delta Theta, and Phi Lambda Chi. Each organization maintains its own chapter identity, traditions, and membership experience while participating in the larger IFC structure.
Interested in Joining an IFC Fraternity?
Explore. Connect. Find Your Pride.
IFC recruitment gives prospective members an opportunity to learn about the organizations within the council, meet chapter members, and explore what each fraternity has to offer. Recruitment includes opportunities to connect with multiple chapters before deciding whether membership is right for you.
Recruitment dates, events, and registration information are posted on Mane Connection when registration opens.