Interfraternity Council (IFC)
The Interfraternity Council represents 10 values‑based fraternities at Tennessee Tech. Each chapter promotes its own values and traditions, while IFC as a whole focuses on brotherhood, scholarship, service, leadership development, and positive interfraternal relationships. Together, these organizations contribute to a strong and engaged campus community.
As you explore the sections below, you’ll find everything you need to know about joining an IFC fraternity, how recruitment works, and the chapters that make up our council.
Joining an IFC Fraternity
Eligibility Requirements
- Minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA (from high school or college).
- Demonstrated community service experience.
- Involvement in clubs, organizations, or community activities.
- Additional requirements may be set by individual chapters; contact chapters directly
for specifics.
How to Register
All potential new members must register through Eagle Engage to be eligible to receive a bid from an IFC fraternity during IFC Recruitment. Once you’ve completed that step, you might be wondering what the IFC Recruitment process actually looks like. Lets take a look.
IFC Recruitment
About Recruitment
IFC Recruitment takes place at the beginning of each semester and follows a mutual selection process. Potential members meet fraternity members, attend events, and explore fraternity chapter culture before receiving or accepting a bid.
What Recruitment Looks Like
Chapters host events such as:
- Meals with members
- Sports and outdoor activities
- Service projects
- Alumni meet‑and‑greets
- Chapter presentations
- Informal Q&A sessions
The formal recruitment process lasts one week and gives students the opportunity to explore Fraternity Life without committing to any chapter. At the end of the week, each fraternity extends bids, or offers of membership, to the men they wish to welcome into their organization.
Spring 2026 Recruitment
- Dates: February 2–6
- Event schedules will be posted on this page and on the IFC Instagram prior to Rush.
- Registration through the Recruitment Portal is required to participate and be eligible for a bid.
Tips for a Successful Recruitment Experience
- Visit each fraternity’s events to get a full picture of IFC life.
- Ask about philanthropy and community involvement.
- Discuss dues and financial expectations.
- Learn how chapters support academic success.
- Explore leadership opportunities within the organization.
- Understand membership expectations and time commitments.
- Ask about the new member process and support systems.
- Learn about the chapter’s social events and traditions.
IFC Fraternities
The Interfraternity Council at Tennessee Tech is home to ten fraternities, each with its own history, values, and contributions to campus life. Together, these organizations offer students opportunities for brotherhood, leadership, service, academic support, and personal growth. Exploring the chapters below is a great first step in finding the community that feels like the right fit.
Policies and Governing Documents
IFC Executive Board
| Name | Title | Email Address |
| Hayden Griggs | President | tntech.ifc.president@gmail.com |
| Matthew Bartol | VP of Judicial Affairs | tntech.ifc.vpjudicialaffairs@gmail.com |
| Tyler Neubert | VP of Recruitment | tntech.ifc.vprecruitment@gmail.com |
| Camden Johnson | VP of Finance | tntech.ifc.vpfinance@gmail.com |
| Cole Kannapel | VP of Scholarship | tntech.ifc.vpscholarship@gmail.com |
| Tyler Radtke | VP of Member Development | tntech.ifc.vpmemberdevelopment@gmail.com |
| Blake West | VP of Community Relations | tntech.ifc.vpcommunityrelations@gmail.com |
| Luke Burdette | VP of Health and Safety | tntech.ifc.vphealthandsafety@gmail.com |
