About Fraternity & Sorority Life

Augusta University is home to 16 fraternities and sororities, four governing councils, and one honor society. Together, our chapters pursue excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and friendship while staying true to their own values, rituals, and traditions.

Joining a fraternity or sorority means joining a family. Your chapter becomes a home away from home, where you connect with people who share your interests and ideals, create lasting memories, and build friendships for life.

Contact Us

Fraternity & Sorority Life

Summerville Campus

Jaguar Student Activities Center

JSAC 237

706-721-7921

greeklife@augusta.edu

Mission & Values

Our Mission

The Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life builds intentional systems and infrastructure that empower fraternities and sororities to cultivate belonging, advance academic excellence, develop principled leaders, and create lasting positive impact. We support chapters as values-driven communities where students connect with lifelong purpose and mutual accountability, grounded in equity, transparency, and shared responsibility across our entire fraternity and sorority community.

Our Vision
Fraternity & Sorority Life at Augusta University is a model of inclusive, equitable, and thriving fraternal communities. Our chapters are recognized nationally for their commitment to academic achievement, ethical leadership, meaningful service, and intellectual integrity. We create systems where passion is protected, where every member belongs, and where fraternity and sorority membership transcends ritual and tradition to become a genuine force for individual and collective transformation.

 

Core Values

Inclusion

We actively work to remove barriers and create spaces where students from all backgrounds thrive. Our policies, practices, and programming reflect an intentional commitment to belonging and fair access.

Infrastructure Enables Passion

We invest in transparent policies, clear governance structures, and strong advisor support so students and advisors can lead with authenticity and confidence.

Academic Excellence

Our chapters are scholars first. We prioritize intellectual rigor, intentional mentoring, and accountability, and we help members balance fraternal engagement with academic commitment.

Accountability and Transparency

We maintain clear standards, fair processes, and honest dialogue. We communicate regularly, explain our decisions, and create pathways for chapters to be heard and supported.

Ethical Leadership

We develop members who lead with integrity, make principled decisions even when difficult, and recognize their responsibility to chapter, campus, and community.

Service and Community

We foster a culture of meaningful giving back through authentic philanthropy, community partnership, and social responsibility.

Service and Community

Continuous Growth and Assessment

We use data and reflection to improve our work, gather feedback from students and advisors, and adjust our support in response to what we learn.

 

How We Work: Three Guiding Pillars

 

Policy and Governance

Clear, written standards that protect members and chapters. Decisions are documented, communicated, and applied fairly.

Advisor Development and Support

Advisors are the backbone of fraternity and sorority life. We invest in their training, resources, and community so they can do their best work.

Assessment and Institutional Memory

We measure what matters, share results openly with chapters, and preserve knowledge in systems so progress carries forward from year to year.

Our Councils

Each council governs its member chapters, organizes community events, sets council standards, and upholds the mission and values of fraternity and sorority life.

  • Interfraternity Council (IFC): Governs the social fraternities affiliated with the North American Interfraternity Conference.
  • National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC): Governs the historically African American fraternities and sororities of the "Divine Nine."
  • Panhellenic Council (CPH): Governs sororities affiliated with the National Panhellenic Conference. The council is referred to as CPH or Panhellenic.
  • Multicultural Greek Council (MGC): Governs culturally based and multicultural fraternities and sororities.

 

Order of Omega

Order of Omega is the honor society that recognizes fraternity and sorority members for high academic achievement and leadership. To be eligible, members must have:

  • A 3.0 GPA or higher
  • Sophomore classification or higher

Meet the Staff

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Stephen Dominy

  • Director of Fraternity & Sorority Life | Interim Advisor, Collegiate Panhellenic Council

706-721-7921

Stephen is the inaugural Director of Fraternity & Sorority Life at Augusta University. He brings more than 15 years of experience in fraternity and sorority life and student affairs, including at Florida International University, where he was founding director of the Center for Fraternity and Sorority Enrichment. He has also worked at Texas Christian University, Kennesaw State University, and Austin Peay State University. Stephen focuses on building the policy, advisor support, and assessment systems that help chapters thrive. He holds a BBA from Mercer University and an M.S. from Florida State University, and is completing an Ph.D. in Higher Education at FIU.
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Roberto Aragon

  • Assistant Director of Fraternity & Sorority Life | Advisor, Interfraternity Council and
  • Multicultural Greek Council
Roberto oversees daily operations in the office and supervises the coordinators and graduate assistants. He advises the Interfraternity Council and the Multicultural Greek Council, supporting council officers in recruitment, governance, and chapter development. He holds a BA in Sociology from the University of South Carolina-Aiken and an M.Ed. at Georgia Southern University and is completing his Ed.D. in Student Affairs Leadership from the University of Georgia. He has previously held roles at USC Aiken and the University of Georgia. He has been at Augusta University for 10 years.
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Jaida Jenkins

  • Coordinator of Fraternity & Sorority Life, Community Development | Advisor, National Pan-
  • Hellenic Council
Jaida leads community development for the fraternity and sorority community and advises the National Pan-Hellenic Council. She supervises the Graduate Assistant for Programming & Education and supports NPHC chapters through intake, programming, and council leadership. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Services from Kennesaw State University, with minors in Marketing and Child Advocacy Studies. She has been a part of the Augusta University community for two years and is passionate about serving others, supporting students, and making a positive impact in the community wherever she can.
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Vacant

  • Coordinator of Fraternity & Sorority Life, Chapter Support & Engagement
Search in progress. Until this position is filled, contact Stephen Dominy for Panhellenic and
chapter support questions.
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Ayanna Mitchell

  • Graduate Assistant, Standards & Operations
Ayanna supports the office's standards and operations work, including chapter accountability processes, records, and office systems. Ayanna is currently a graduate student in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program and a graduate of Albany State University.
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A'nasia Monford

  • Graduate Assistant, Programming & Education
A'nasia supports community-wide programs and educational initiatives for fraternity and sorority members. A'nasia is currently a graduate student in the School Counseling program and a graduate of Augusta University.