Intake is the process of membership selection used by African-American and Latino/a fraternities and sororities belonging to the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC).
The Intake process is similar for each organization. All groups require that selected members have a certain number of academic credit and community service hours as well as certain grade point averages. However, the length of the process is different, and range from three days to four weeks.
Before the Intake process each organization has a week of events during the academic year that highlights their organization. During the week of events, the organization has an Interest meeting. At the Interest meeting, chapter members discuss their national and chapter history, service projects and requirements to become a member.
If you are wanting more information about the NPHC fraternities and sororities, we encourage you to research the organizations online or attend their week of events. For more information on when each group will be holding interest meetings, contact Tamika Smith.