The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) at UT is composed of seven active historically but not exclusively Black sororities and fraternities with all nine of the “D9” or “Divine Nine” organizations having been chartered at Rocky Top.
Registered student organizations operate independently of the University of Tennessee, with some receiving guidance and support from university departments. The university encourages student organizations to promote civil and social awareness, but it does not endorse their activities or viewpoints. To view a full list of registered organizations, visit Volink.
These organizations live by the values of culture, academic achievement, diversity, community service, leadership, and lifetime brotherhood and sisterhood. NPHC organizations are committed campus leaders that produce and engage in educational and social activities.
NPHC was granted charter at Tennessee on March 4, 2007; however, chapters have been represented on campus since 1970. They are active in philanthropic and community service events such as Boys and Girls Club, Big Brothers Big Sisters, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, food drives, coat drives, and more. NPHC also hosts various events such as NPHC Community Service Week, Meet the Greeks, and other sponsored programs.
NPHC President
Primary Advisor
2025 NPHC Executive Board
- President: Jalin Wilson
- Executive Vice President Madison Neal
- Vice President of Administration: Jerrin Lowe
- Vice President of Finance: Jackson Prescott
- Director of Programming: Breauna Taylor
- Director of Risk Management: Laila Harper
- Director of Community Service: Ellis Cooke
- Director of Public Relations: Kelsey Brown
- Council Delegate Cory Surgeon
