Interfraternity Council

The Interfraternity Council was established at Appalachian State University in 1973 as the governing body of the men's social fraternities. The IFC currently recognizes 15 fraternities on the AppState campus, and is comprised of ten executive members and two delegates from each chapter. Even though each fraternity is unique, the IFC helps to unify the individual chapters to make the fraternity community stronger. The IFC promotes scholarship, community service, social development, public relations, personal development, risk management, and cooperation among the men's organizations. Recruitment of new members begins with recruitment during the first few weeks of each semester. Be sure to follow the Interfraternity Council Instagram page @AppstateIFC to stay up to date on all fraternity events.

Interfraternity Council Executive Officers

Brandon brothers

President
Brandon Brothers
brothersbj@appstate.edu

Lyle

Vice President of Risk Management
Lyle Heeb
heebcl@appstate.edu

Sam

Vice President of Administration and Finance
Sam Haggard
haggardsp@appstate.edu

Fixedjacksingley

Vice President of Membership
Jack Singley
singleyjh@appstate.edu

Aidan

Vice President of Community Relations
Aidan Wilser
wilseraj@appstate.edu

Matt

Vice President of Communications
Matt Davis
davismw1@appstate.edu

Wes

Vice President of Academics
Wesley Stroupe
stroupewc@appstate.edu

Austin

Vice President of New Member Services
Austin Shumate
shumateam@appstate.edu

Advisor

Becky Acton

University Statement On New NIC Affiliated Organizations

Based on the recommendation of the Appalachian State University Interfraternity Council and with the support of University administration, Appalachian State University will not review any applications for colonization of new NIC-Affiliated organizations before July 2020. At which time, the organization is required to follow the Fraternity and Sorority Life Expansion and Recolonization Policy outlined below.

Recognized Interfraternity Association Fraternities

Fraternities help to complement a student's education process by providing opportunities for leadership, social interaction, brotherhood, and academic growth. Fraternities are also an important part of the University, and often provide the campus with leaders in many areas.

Kappa Alpha	Alpha Epsilon Pi	Alpha Sigma Phi
Alpha Tau Omega	Kappa Sigma	Sigma Nu
Delta Chi	Phi Gamma Delta	Theta Chi
Delta Sigma Phi	Lambda Chi Alpha	Pi Kappa Phi
Delta Tau Delta	Phi Sigma Kappa	Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Organizations currently under sanctions with the University and/or National Office:

Alpha Tau Omega - Univeristy Probation and Social Restriction until May 2020 due to not meeting ATLAS Requirements 4 out of 5 Semesters.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon - University Probation and Social Restriction until December 2020 due to not meeting ATLAS Requirements 4 out of 5 Semesters and Social Probation violation.
Theta Chi - Social Probation until December 2019 due to Social Misconduct and policy violation.
Kappa Alpha Order - Under National Disciplinary Probation through April 29, 2020 due to social probation violation.

The Following Organizations are no longer recognized by the University:

Pi Kappa Alpha - Removal of Recognition in 2013 due to social misconduct and hazing.
Sigma Phi Epsilon (Xi Society) - Suspension in place since 2011.
Tau Kappa Epsilon - Organizational Suspension originally issued has now been changed to removal of recognition due to concers about persistent pattern of concerning conduct during their suspension period. Chapter may petition to return as an expansion chapter in 2023.
Phi Kappa Tau - Suspended due to violations of the Organizational Code of Conduct in October 2018. Eligible to petition in Fall 2020.
Pi Kappa Phi - Charter Revoked by National Office in November 2019 due to National Policy and University Policy Violations.