The Greek community at the University of Alberta celebrates over 80 years of fraternity and community in Edmonton. The U of A Greeks are also unique among Canadian Greek systems because we are one of the only campuses in Canada to have a Greek Advisor, and an Order of Omega Chapter.

University of Alberta was the site of the first annual Canadian Interfraternal Conference (CIFC), founded by Order of Omega leaders in 1999.

SORORITIES

AGD	AY	CERES	DG	KAQ	PBF

FRATERNITIES

DC	DKE	DU	FARMHOUSE	FIJI	KS

LCA	FDQ	PKQ	QC	ZY

NOTABLE UofA GREEKS

Wilbur F. Bowker - DKE - U of Alberta Dean of Law

Dr. Randell (Randy) Gregg, Jr. - DU NHL defenseman on four Stanley Cup Championships
E. Peter Lougheed - DU: Former Premier of Alberta (1971-1985); Former CFL player
Eldon D. Foote - DU: Namesake for Eldon Foote Track and Field Scholarships at U of A, Eldon Foote Chair in International Business/Law at U of A and Foote Field.
Harold Alexander Irving - DU: 1948 Calgary Stampeders; Former Govenor U of Calgary

Dave Hancock - FIJI Current Minister of Health and Wellness and the current Government House Leader and the MLA for Edmonton-Whitemud, the former Minister of Justice and Attorney General, former Minister of Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs, and former Minister of Advanced Education.
Jim Prentice - FIJI MP for Calgary Centre-North and the current Minister of Industry.
Scott Thorkelson - FIJI Was member of the Canadian House of Commons from 1988 to 1993 for the Edmonton-Strathcona electoral district.

Dr. Robert Steadward - KS Founder and Director of Steadward Center for Personal and Physical Achievement (formerly the Rick Hansen Centre) at U of Alberta
Harve Andre - KS Former Canadian MP and Cabinet Minister
Allister Clark Blackwood - KS Canada's Who's Who: Inventor/holder of Patent for Glycerol by Fermentation
Thomas Ferguson - KS Canada's Who's Who: Chairman and CEO Princeton Developments Ltd.
Richard Francis Haskayne - KS Namesake for the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary
Ray Martin - KS Former NDP Party leader of Alberta
Major Maurice Lewis Van Vliet - KS Dean, Fac. of Physical Educ., Univ. of Alberta 1962-78; Pres., XI Commonwealth Games; B.C. Sports Hall of Fame, 1981

John Kenneth Jamieson - LCA Canada's Who's Who: Dir., Exxon Corp. 1964-80; Pres. 1965-69; Chrmn. & C.E.O. 1969-75

Raymond Cecil Anderson - ZY Canada's Who's Who: Department of External Affairs
Fred D. Bradley - ZY Canada's Who's Who: Alberta Minister of the Environment

Hon. Justice Donna Martinson - AGD BC Supreme Court

Leslie McLaren - DG Miss Canada 1991
Dr. Susan Nattrass - DG Six time world champion trap shooter; six-Time Olympian; Winner of Lou Marsh Trophy for Best Canadian Athlete in 1981 (succeeded Terry Fox and preceeded Wayne Gretzky); Officer of the Order of Canada
Mary Andrickson - DG Order of Canada
Janie Weng - DG World Class Figure Skater

Joyce Fairbairn - KAQ First woman in Canada to be appointed to the Cabinet as the Leader of the Government in the Senate, serving as Minister with Special Responsibility for Literacy (1993-1997).

Ruth Gorman - PBF Order of Canada 1968; Publisher Golden West mag. 1965-70, editor until 1975; named Calgary's Woman of the Year 1960, past Chrmn. Civil Liberties Sec. of Cdn. Bar on Indian Law; Queen Mother of Cree and Princess of the Stony Indian Tribe

Nancy MacBeth - PBF former leader of the Alberta Liberal Party