IFC Events

Auburn Man

The Auburn Interfraternity Council hosts a program called Auburn Man that new fraternity members must attend. This five-week program features speakers and opportunities to help students fully understand the expectations of the IFC community and gives them tools to be successful members.

Man speaking on a stage.Speakers and topics include:

  • Men's Mental Health and Wellness
  • Distracted and Impaired Driving Prevention
  • Campus Involvement and Engagement
  • Hazing Prevention

Fraternity Peer Support (FPS) Program

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Fraternity Peer Support (FPS) is a peer-led program within the Interfraternity Council that provides fraternity men with a supportive space to connect, share experiences, and navigate challenges. Supported by Greek Life and Student Counseling and Psychological Services, the program helps reduce isolation, build practical coping skills, and encourage personal growth through meaningful peer conversations. FPS reinforces a sense of belonging while promoting engagement and overall well-being among IFC members.

Reach out to a Peer Support Leader

Batting Practice with Butch Thompson

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Just before the baseball season approaches, the Interfraternity Council partners with Auburn Baseball to host "Batting Practice with Butch Thompson." This event supports the Hudson Family Foundation and features a home run derby-style competition at Plainsman Park. Each fraternity nominates a representative to participate in the event, and the winner takes home a signed baseball bat by Butch Thompson.

Murph Event

Man performing a pull up on an outdoor bar.Around Veterans Day, the Interfraternity Council hosts the "Murph Challenge," a CrossFit event honoring Navy Lieutenant Michael Murphy. This event raises money and awareness for the Navy SEAL Foundation, which provides emotional and financial support for the families of Navy SEAL members.

Food Pantry Partnership

Man placing a can onto a shelf full of canned items.The Interfraternity Council Delegate partners with the Auburn Campus Food Pantry, a service that supports students facing food insecurity. Boxes are distributed to fraternity houses to collect donations, and once collected, the delegates spend an afternoon stocking the shelves with food and toiletry items.

Skeet Shoot

Five men facing away from the camera towards an open field.In the spring, fraternities gather teams of four to participate in a Skeet Shoot competition. Proceeds of the competition benefit the Hudson Family Foundation.