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Credits
The following websites and sources provided the information
for the website. If you would like to learn more about Multicultural Greek
Life the following websites are recommended.
- NALFO.Org - The
official website for the National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations.
NALFO serves as the governing board for over 20 Latino/Multicultural
Greek Organizations
- Latinogreeks.com
- This site provides the most up to date information on Multicultural
Greek Organizations, providing a listing of all organizations- links
to their websites, photos, and information on "Latino Greek culture."
- Latinostep.com-
For those interested in learning more about the traditions of stepping,
strolling, and saluting this site provides videos and photos from competitions.
- University of
Florida- Multicultural Greek Council - Provides more information
about the MGC sororities and Fraternities at UF, as well as how the
council functions. Great website for UF students looking to explore
their options
- Stophazing.Org-
Provides you with definitions and examples of hazing as well as providing
alternatives to hazing.
- National
Pan-Hellenic Council- The official website of NPHC which provides
background information and historical context of the black greek organizations
- History
of Fraternities- A detailed history of how fraternities and sororities
developed in the United States.
Books
- Soulstepping: African American Step Shows- "A History of
Stepping" by Elizabeth C. Fine Ph.D Published by University
of Illinois Press, copyright 2003.
- BlackGreek 101: The Culture, Customs, and Challenges of Black
Fraternities and Sororities by Walter M. Kimbrough, Fairleigh Dickinson
University Press, copyright 2003.
- Latino by Birth, Lambda by Choice by Jesus A Pena, Esq.,
copyright 1998
Photos
Webmistress
This site was created by Laura Figueroa
as a project for MMC3260- Communication
on the Internet, taught by Professor David Carlson at the University
of Florida. When I came to UF I had no inclinations of becoming "Greek",
all I had heard or seen were negative images and stories. Like many, I
did not know that there were other Greek organizations that catered towards
the needs of minorities. That is why I felt the need to create this site-
to do away with some of the myths of greek life, and open eyes to another
element of the greek community that is growing. Since the Spring of 2002
I have been a proud sister of Lambda
Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. I now serve as the President of the
UF Multicultural Greek Council.
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