My name is Meghan Bermudez and I am the current president of the Panhellenic Council at The College of New Jersey. I would like to welcome you all to our new website. It is new and improved and I hope it serves as a more useful tool for accessing information about Panhellenic.

The Panhellenic Council is the governing and communicative body that unites the seven social sororities on the TCNJ campus. Panhellenic promotes interaction between the social sororities on our campus in an effort to facilitate unity within the Greek community. The Panhellenic Council works in conjunction with the Inter-Greek Council to plan service projects, educate new members, and promote academic excellence among fraternity men and women.

The Panhellenic Council promotes and rewards academic excellence among its members. Through programs like the academic roundtable which is held each semester the Panhellenic Council educates members on ways to achieve academic success. Panhellenic women are rewarded for their academic achievement through awards programs showcasing their dedication. The dedication that Panhellenic women have to their academic success at The College of New Jersey is exemplified in the Social Sorority GPA. Last semester the GPA for the seven Panhellenic sororities was a 3.277. This was higher than the GPAs for social fraternities and multicultural organizations. 

Panhellenic women are leaders on the TCNJ campus. In addition to be actively involved in their chapters, Panhellenic women are involved extremely involved in the campus community. These women are involved in student government, residence life, intramural and Varsity sports, and countless other on-campus organizations. Many Panhellenic women hold on-campus jobs, while others volunteer their time in service of their fellow students. Panhellenic women bring the high standards and ideals of their own chapters, as well as those of the Panhellenic Council, to each task they undertake.

As the upcoming recruitment period quickly approaches I would like to wish each organization the best of luck. While recruitment is a very busy and often stressful time every effort is made worthwhile with the addition of new members that not only exemplify the ideals of each chapter, but those of the Panhellenic Community as a whole.