UCLA Panhellenic Association

The UCLA Panhellenic Association serves as the governing body and organizational hub for sorority life at the University of California, Los Angeles. As the largest women's organization on campus, the association manages and supports 11 National Panhellenic Conference sororities and one associate member sorority, creating a comprehensive network dedicated to promoting excellence among female students in Los Angeles, CA.

The UCLA Panhellenic Association organizes and administers formal recruitment processes designed to connect prospective members with sorority chapters that align with their values and interests. Their recruitment program is structured around a mutual selection process that spans multiple rounds, including Open House, Sisterhood, Impact, Preference, and Bid Day events. Each round is carefully designed to help potential new members explore different aspects of sorority life, from chapter culture and values to philanthropic work and sisterhood experiences.

Beyond recruitment, the association provides essential governance, coordination, and support services to all affiliated chapters. The UCLA Panhellenic Council maintains an executive board structure that includes officers, coordinators, a year-round judicial board, and voting delegates from each chapter. This organizational framework ensures consistent communication, coordination of Greek community activities, and adherence to standards of excellence across all member organizations.

The association is committed to core values of academics, service, leadership, and sisterhood. UCLA Panhellenic actively promotes diversity, inclusion, and equity throughout their programs, welcoming students of all backgrounds, including student-athletes, students with disabilities, and both freshmen and upperclassmen. By fostering a welcoming and inclusive community, the UCLA Panhellenic Association in Los Angeles, CA, helps develop young women of excellence who make meaningful contributions to campus and beyond.