The 
Advisor's 
Circle


The fraternity of today faces unique challenges. What was once considered "harmless fun" is now seen as a basis for legal action. Fraternity membership is being called into question as to the benefit of such association. 

The Advisor's Circle was established in 1999 to assist in strengthening the character of fraternities at Texas Tech University and to work cooperatively with our Chapters in the goals of academic excellence and social involvement. Our Circle membership is drawn from chapter and faculty advisors, house corporation officers, and other committed alumni. 

Running a fraternity chapter requires business experience and our advisor's offer a wide knowledge base which helps our young men develop organizational and financial skills. The Circle provides help in accounting matters and event management. 

Working cooperatively with the university leadership and Inter-fraternity Council our group serves as a source of information about resources and responsibilities. We provide assistance to the Dean of Student's office and individual chapters when concerns are raised. The Circle is committed to maintaining the highest standards of membership and believes that good communication can be critical to the relationship between students and the school. 

Members of the Advisor's Circle serve without compensation and meet throughout the year. Visit our Circle Directory for a listing of our members.