Fraternity/Sorority Governance Councils

Purpose: We empower fraternities to be values-driven organizations.

Vision: To be a values-driven culture that creates better men.

Mission: The mission of the Interfraternity Council is to create order by defining common values and community standards to guide and support fraternities in constancy of purpose.

Values: Integrity, Friendship, Scholarship, Leadership, Service

Additionally, it is the function of the Interfraternity Council to:

• Provide and act as the representative central government of the men’s fraternities
• Promote harmonious relations among fraternities
• Promote and support the charitable programs of each fraternity chapter
• Standardize, control, and regulate the recruitment and new member education activities of the men’s fraternities
• Act as the judicial body for violation of IFC bylaws and agreements
• Promote fraternal expansion
• Enforce that fraternities maintain accreditation through the Fraternal Excellence Initiative
• Be a resource for all fraternal endeavors to promote growth for fraternities and the community
• Communicate and advocate the values fraternities were founded upon
• Act as a resource for organizations to reach individual goals
• Facilitate and help promote personal, interpersonal, and organizational integrity

• Constitution for the Interfraternity Council

The Interfraternity Council President

The Interfraternity Council President has overall responsibility for the operation of the Interfraternity Council, with an emphasis on health and safety. He presides at all regular, executive and special meetings of IFC and is the official spokesman and representative for fraternities on the Committee on Fraternal Affairs, and other committee as requested. In addition, he is responsible for regular communication with the director of fraternity/sorority life, the fraternity chapter presidents, and the Inter-Sorority Association Council President.

President: Collin MacDonald
Email: [email protected]

The Interfraternity Council Vice President of Standards

The Interfraternity Council vice president of standards serves as chairman of the IFC Standards Board. He is the fraternity representative to the Group Review and Referral Committee, a college committee that convenes to discuss potential violations of fraternity/sorority policy and makes a determination of how to handle the investigation and adjudication. He is responsible for overseeing the event registration process for fraternity events where alcohol is present.  The VP of standards serves as parliamentarian during IFC regular meetings and annually convenes a committee to review the constitution and bylaws of the council. He presides over the Interfraternity Council in the absence of the president.

VP for Standards: Russell Fleming
Email: [email protected]

Russell also serves as the IFC Treasurer.

Interfraternity Council Vice Presidents

The Interfraternity Council vice presidents have the responsibility of serving as a resource to all fraternity men in the areas of scholarship, diversity, recruitment, risk management, public relations and leadership. In addition, they are responsible for serving as chairpersons to the IFC/ISA subcommittees/work groups. The vice presidents will also assume responsibility for the financial management and official record keeping of all IFC meetings.

Harold Carter: [email protected]
Contact for questions about hazing prevention. Serves as the IFC Secretary.

Emmanuel Olivier: [email protected]
Contact for questions about sexual/interpersonal violence prevention, aspirational masculinity or diversity/equity/inclusion.

John Vilca: [email protected]

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Purpose: We empower sororities to be values-driven organizations.

Vision: To be a values-driven culture that creates better women.

Mission: The mission of the Inter-Sorority Association is to create order by defining common values and community standards to guide and support sororities in constancy of purpose.

Values: Integrity, Friendship, Scholarship, Leadership, Service

Additionally, the function of the Inter-Sorority Association is to:

• Provide and act as the representative central government of the sororities;
• Promote harmonious relations among sororities;
• Promote and support the charitable programs of each sorority chapter;
• Standardize, control, and regulate the recruitment and new member education activities of the sororities;
• Act as the accountability body for violations of ISA bylaws or agreements;
• Promote fraternal expansion;
• Enforce that sororities maintain accreditation through the Fraternal Excellence Initiative;
• Be a resource for all fraternal endeavors to promote growth for sororities and the community;
• Communicate and advocate the values sororities were founded upon;
• Act as a resource for organizations to reach individual goals;
• Facilitate and help promote personal, interpersonal, and organizational integrity.

• Constitution, Bylaws and Standards Code for the Inter-Sorority Association

The Inter-Sorority Association President

The Inter-Sorority Association president has overall responsibility for the operation of the Inter-Sorority Association, with an emphasis on health and safety. She presides at all regular, executive and special meetings of ISA and is the official spokesman and representative for sororities on the Committee on Fraternal Affairs, and other committee as requested. In addition, she is responsible for regular communication with the director of fraternity/sorority life, the sorority chapter presidents, and Interfraternity Council president.

President: Elena Tompkins
Email: [email protected]

The Inter-Sorority Association Vice President of Standards

The Inter-Sorority Association vice president of standards serves as chairman of the ISA Standards Board. She is the sorority representative to the Group Review and Referral Committee, a college committee that convenes to discuss potential violations of fraternity/sorority policy and makes a determination of how to handle the investigation and adjudication. She is responsible for overseeing the event registration process for sorority events where alcohol is present. The VP of standards serves as parliamentarian during ISA Regular Meetings and annually convenes a committee to review the constitution and bylaws of the association. She presides over the Inter-Sorority Association in the absence of the president.

VP of Standards: Gabriella Spadavecchia
Email: [email protected]

Gabby also serves as the Secretary for ISA.

The Inter-Sorority Association Vice Presidents

The Inter-Sorority Association vice presidents have the responsibility of serving as a resource to all sorority women in the areas of scholarship, diversity, recruitment, risk management, public relations and leadership. In addition, they are responsible for serving as chairpersons to the IFC/ISA subcommittees and work groups. The vice presidents will also assume responsibility for the financial management and official record keeping of all ISA meetings.

Adrianna Gibbons: agibb009plattsburgh.edu
Contact for questions sexual/interpersonal violence and diversity, equity and inclusion.

Kiera Rasmussen: [email protected] 
Contact for questions hazing prevention.

Gianna Soluri: [email protected]

Contact for questions about Plattsburgh's Got Talent.

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