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During the fall semester is the informal recruitment process, Continuous Open Bidding (COB). Alpha Sigma Tau gives out open bids on a certain date at the beginning of the fall semester.
During the spring semester, Alpha Sigma Tau participates in the UCA Panhellenic formal recruitment process (Rush). You must participate in Rush to become a member of Alpha Sigma Tau during the spring semester.
Note: Eligibility is a must! See Question #5 for eligibility guidelines.
Alpha Sigma Tau is the sum total of our membership; its progress and its achievements are determined by the ability and quality of its members.
Add this site to your Favorites! We will post the dates of recruitment on our calendar page. You can also sign our guestbook and leave your email address and a statement of interest in the recruitment process. Or, contact our Recruitment Director, Amanda Legate.
Joining a sorority is one of the biggest, most important, and life-long decisions you will ever make. Being an Alpha Tau allows you to become more involved on your university campus, form bonds with like-minded individuals, and gives you a community within a community to prosper and mature throughout your college years. See the quotes page for the opinions of many members of Alpha Sigma Tau.
There's more to joining a sorority than getting to wear letters on a sweatshirt. You immediately have a group of people who share similar interests as you. You not only are part of the sorority at the University Central Arkansas, but you are part of a national organization with many chapters and a network of people. Your sisters and you will develop a bond over time--and you will likely keep in touch with them long after you graduate.
Going Greek will offer you opportunities in:
Greek life encourages endless possibilities for building friendships that
last a lifetime, strengthens academic achievement, fosters community service and
countless leadership opportunities.
You can contact Amanda Legate, the Alpha Sigma Tau Recruitment Chair. You can also contact the UCA Greek Services office at 501-450-5889, Heather Harmon.
By the UCA Panhellenic standards, to participate in formal recruitment a potential member must have completed at least 12 hours (transfer hours accepted) and a Grade Point Average of at least a 2.3. If participating in formal recruitment during the spring semester, a potential member must contact the UCA Panhellenic Office for registration. Contact the Panhellenic Advisor, Heather Harmon, hharmon@cub.uca.edu, or visit the UCA Greek Services Webpage.
Note: Alpha Sigma Tau Upsilon Chapter requires at least a 2.5 GPA to become a new member.