Greek Life We currently have 13 national Greek organizations under three different
governing councils representing hundreds of Greek McNeese students. We are proud to
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have six members of the National Panhellenic Council (NPHC), four members of the
McNeese Interfraternity Council (IFC), and three members of the McNeese Panhellenic
Council (MPC). Current NPHC groups include , , , , , ,
and Ω. Current IFC groups include , , , and . Current MPC groups
include , , and . T_hese groups provide hundreds of hours of community ser-
vice and raise thousands of dollars in donations for various local, state and national chari-
ties. Most of our Greek groups boast above average GPAs, and many Greeks are honors
graduates. Greek Life is highlighted in the fall with events such as the homecoming step
show and Campus Cleanup and in the spring with Greek
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Student Organizations We currently have over 120 registered student organizations
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with new ones added each semester. You can browse the current list of student organiza-

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academic, social, special interest and professional groups—no matter what you are looking
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Union Board (SUB) You will hear a lot about SUB at McNeese because
SUB = FUN. Get involved with SUB and help plan events for welcoming back students,
homecoming, Black History Month, Spring Fling and much more! SUB is open to all Mc-
Neese students and has also hosted events like the Murder

ams Mystery Dinner T_heatre as well as a favorite campus tradition—“Ooze Ball.” SUB truly is
“your campus entertainment headquarters.”
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Student Government Association (SGA) McNeese State University has a proud
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history of outstanding student government and that tradition continues today with our
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SGA. With 100+ student senators and an executive staff of fellow students, the McNeese
SGA is ready to be your voice on campus.
Intramural Sports and Recreation
An intramural sports program for men

and women provides outlets for physical and
recreational talents of the student body. Intramural contests are held in flag football,

basketball, softball, volleyball, tennis, badminton, free throw, table tennis, swim-

ming, sand volleyball, golf, horseshoes, pool, racquetball and bowling. Awards and
recognition are given to student winners. Students enter competition representing
fraternities, sororities, dorms, school clubs, organizations, religious student centers
and independents. MSU recreational facilities include: 50-meter swimming pool,
steam/sauna room, shower/locker rooms, four racquetball courts, three full-length
basketball courts, 8,000 square foot weight room, 200-meter indoor track, equip-
ment rental options, 12-acre intramural playing fields and outdoor tennis courts.
T_he Intramural Office is located in the Recreation Complex. Visit us on the Web at
www.mcneese.edu/rec/.
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