Interfraternity Council

Mission

The Interfraternity Council’s object at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is to act as a self-governing body to promote a healthy, educational, educational, safe, and positive experience to all its members. The Interfraternity Council’s continued purpose is to:

  • Provide new programs and educational (ex. academic, leadership, prevention), philanthropic, and social opportunities for all member organizations.
  • Ensure the unity and growth of the fraternity community.
  • Maintain a positive working relationship with the other three councils in Fraternity and Sorority Life.
  • To act as leaders, both on campus and within our community.
  • Uphold the highest standard of personal conduct including but not limited to personal fraternity membership, the IFC community, UW-Madison campus, all forms of competitive interaction.
  • Promote fraternal association without discrimination on the basis of any identities along with ethnic, cultural, racial awareness.
  • Foster positive relations on campus between fellow fraternity members, the greater university, and the Madison community.

Council Officers

President: William Brown

VP Judicial Affairs: Baylor Shelton

VP Health & Wellness: Suryash Rawat

VP Administration: Jack Ginsburg

VP Risk Management: Jack Garfin

VP Recruitment: Andrew Habas

VP Member Experience: Luigi Catapano

VP Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion: TBA

Fun Facts

  • Led by 8 council officers & 2 standing committees
  • Comprised of 29 member chapters
  • Home to over 2,000 undergraduate men
  • Support over 35+ philanthropic cause
  • Average Chapter Size 78

Recruitment

Recruitment is a time for potential new members to meet chapters and for chapter members to get to know potential new members in a relaxed setting. During this time potential new members should ask whatever questions feel pertinent, such as finance, scholarship, activities, housing, and time commitment. This is a time to find a chapter where you feel most comfortable and aligns with your personal values. We encourage you to check out as many chapters as possible. See below for a variety of events hosted by IFC and the chapters, to check out all of your options.

All men interested in receiving a bid from an IFC fraternity must fill out the UW-Madison Interfraternity Council Recruitment Registration form. 

IFC Recruitment Registration

Fall 2025 Recruitment Dates:

  • IFC Recruitment Kickoff: Tuesday, September 2nd; Location and Time TBA
  • Tabling sponsored by IFC: Wednesday, Wednesday, September 3rd; Location and time TBA
  • Chapter Open House Events: Thursday, September 4th – Friday, September 5th & Sunday, September 7th
  • Chapter Events: Monday, September 8th – Friday, September 12th & Sunday, September 14th – Tuesday, September 16th
  • Bid Celebrations: Wednesday, September 17th – Chapters will inform you whether you’ve received a bid.
  • Bid Acceptance: If you receive a bid, you will be emailed an Acceptance Form. In the form, you will indicate if you accepted or declined the bid.

Follow the IFC Instagram, @IFC_UWMadison, to stay up to date on IFC!