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Penn State University
Interfraternity Council
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A Letter From Our President
My name is Alexander Comas, and I serve as the 2026 Interfraternity Council President. I work alongside an Executive Board team of 8 dedicated members, where we work together to represent and support undergraduate fraternity members to the university administration. Along with working collaboratively with Penn State and its chapters to help strengthen and advance fraternity life and member development. Greek Life both at Penn State and across the country stands at a pivotal moment. During this period of change, we have an opportunity to lead with intention, accountability, and vision. During my term, myself along with the rest of the Executive Board are committed to building on our strong partnerships with university stakeholders, investing in initiatives that support chapter development, further increasing collaboration efforts with the State College Borough, and continuing to support and assist the Penn State community. Through these efforts, our goal is to elevate fraternity life to a standard that reflects our values, responsibilities, and potential.
The IFC’s primary purpose is to ensure the safety and success of all affiliated chapters at Penn State. We value and promote chapters’ academic achievements, philanthropic efforts, community involvement, and Penn State pride. With that being said, welcome to our page! Here, we have resources such as Standards of Excellence requirements, the IFC Bylaws, and Recruitment information. Additionally, our contact information is available if you have any questions or concerns whatsoever. We would love to hear from you! Whether you are in a fraternity, a patron of Greek Life, or just want to know more about the IFC, we are here to help.
Our Mission
"To represent the chapters of The Pennsylvania State University's Interfraternity Council and provide undergraduate fraternity members the most meaningful experience by encouraging academic achievement, philanthropy and community service, networking, organizational growth, and a greater understanding of the community at large."