Our community at the University of Tampa includes:

• Our sister sorority, Sigma Lambda Gamma
• The 26 organizations in the University of Tampa Fraternity and Sorority Life
• 315+ university student organizations
• 11,000+ university students and faculty 

The connections you will create with these people provide a strong sense of community during your time as an undergraduate student and lead to powerful lifelong friendships. Also, these connections can lead to great professional networking opportunities.

Being a part of the fraternity allows you to meet countless brothers who share the same interests and goals as you. There is an unspoken connection between the 14,000+ Betas nationwide. These automatic bonds make it easy to make friends and expand your network. As an undergraduate student, you will:

• Attend local Florida and Tampa area events
• Attend national and regional conferences
• Form connections with brothers at the University of Tampa

Once you join, you are a member for life, even after graduation. Check out benefits after graduation at the bottom of this page and check out our chapter map in our Resources page.

We provide numerous opportunities for you to grow as a leader and as a professional through the fraternity. We attend regional and national conferences yearly with the goal of skill development, networking, and leadership training. These include:

• Betacon, our biennial national convention where brothers gather to network, elect leadership, modify the fraternity's constitution, and recognize achievements of chapters and brothers
• Leadership Institute, our biennial leadership conference which provides training for members to utilize within their chapters
• Regional Conferences designed for members to communicate with other brothers, enhance leadership skills, and learn about updates on the latest policies
• The Association of Fraternal Leadership and Values (AFLV), a yearly conference designed to accelerate progress in fraternity/sorority communities through change-enabling experiences
• The Southeast Greek Leadership Association (SGLA), a yearly conference designed to discuss challenges, learn new ideas, and interact with Greek leaders from around the region

We also enhance our professional skills on campus by:

• Attending/hosting Career Services events for networking, career fairs, resume builders, and more.
• Attend Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion events and training
• Attend a Chapter Retreat for goal setting and bonding
• Collaborating with other organizations at and outside of UT
• Attending on-campus assemblies and meetings
• Being active and holding leadership positions in non-Greek organizations on campus
• Attend hazing prevention events
• Attending wellness programs
• Holding resume-worthy positions in chapter, such as:
  • Treasurer,
  • Vice President
  • Parliamentarian
  • Philanthropy Chair, and many more
• Enhancing communication skills
• Practicing public speaking
• Learning how to plan and execute events