What is ISC?
Welcome to the Stanford University Inter-Sorority Council (ISC). ISC is the local governing body and unifying forum for the six Stanford Panhellenic chapters, made up of delegates and executive members from each member chapter. We are responsible for local Panhellenic operation in accord with the National Panhellenic Conference's policies and procedures.
ISC strives to uphold the values of integrity, loyalty, excellence, compassion, and humility, upon which our organizations were founded. Sorority involvement enhances the experience of all current and future sorority members by providing opportunities for scholarship, leadership, service, and social development in an atmosphere conducive to friendship and community.
Welcome to the Stanford University Inter-Sorority Council (ISC). ISC is the local governing body and unifying forum for the six Stanford Panhellenic chapters, made up of delegates and executive members from each member chapter. We are responsible for local Panhellenic operation in accord with the National Panhellenic Conference's policies and procedures.
ISC strives to uphold the values of integrity, loyalty, excellence, compassion, and humility, upon which our organizations were founded. Sorority involvement enhances the experience of all current and future sorority members by providing opportunities for scholarship, leadership, service, and social development in an atmosphere conducive to friendship and community.
Mission Statement:
The Stanford Inter-Sorority Council values inclusivity, equity, diversity, intellectual vitality, and deep friendship. The ISC members in Stanford Greek life dedicate themselves to philanthropic service and hope to serve their college community both within and outside of the Greek system. By engaging with and acknowledging the flaws of our institutions, we strive to make positive change by serving as leaders in our communities and redefining what it means to be a member of a Panhellenic organization.
The Stanford Inter-Sorority Council values inclusivity, equity, diversity, intellectual vitality, and deep friendship. The ISC members in Stanford Greek life dedicate themselves to philanthropic service and hope to serve their college community both within and outside of the Greek system. By engaging with and acknowledging the flaws of our institutions, we strive to make positive change by serving as leaders in our communities and redefining what it means to be a member of a Panhellenic organization.
