Holden Center

Rian Satterwhite, Director
541-346-1146
Erb Memorial Union, Suite 17

The Holden Center for Leadership, Community Engagement, and Social Innovation (formerly the Ambassador Glen and Mrs. Gloria Holden Leadership Center) serves the University of Oregon community as a clearinghouse for leadership development opportunities, community service, and civic engagement activities. The center staff strives to help students get involved on campus and in the community, providing resources and support for those who want to make a difference. Through its structured curriculum, leadership programming, general advising, and service-learning offerings, the Holden Center encourages and supports students in their efforts to create positive change in the world.

Fraternity and Sorority Life

For more than 100 years, University of Oregon fraternities and sororities have played an active role in the campus community. The fraternity and sorority community is the largest student organization on campus. Membership provides a wealth of personal development through academic support, leadership activities, athletic recreation, social networking, and community service programming. Fraternities and sororities provide an environment that enhances the learning experience on campus and in the broader community. Many chapters reside in privately owned and operated houses off campus. Greek students strive to highlight the finest qualities among Oregon undergraduate men and women: scholarship, leadership, civic engagement, and friendship. For more information, call 541-346-1153 or visit the website at fsl.uoregon.edu .