InterFraternity Council

The Interfraternity Council at Tennessee Technological University is the governing body of all national and international social fraternities recognized by the University.

The purpose of the IFC is to promote Greek life at TTU, encourage others to become Greek, maintain a positive atmosphere among all fraternities, and promote good relations between the Greeks and the administrators and faculty of the University.

Since 1969, when Tennessee Tech first admitted national fraternities and sororities on campus, the Interfraternity Council has grown to 10 fraternities.

IFC Executive Officers
	President Matthew Ortiz
	Vice President of Administrative Affairs Matthew Nisbet
	Vice President of Recruitment Jordan Jozwik
	Vice President of Public Relations Jed Henry
	Vice President of Risk Awareness Nathan Wilmore
	Vice President of Leadership Scott Bruneel
	Vice President of Philanthropy Johnathan Higdon
	Vice President of Scholarship DJ Tyler

Useful links:

North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC)

UIFI (Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute)

SEIFC