Our Signature Events
Here is a listing of the Council's signature events and programs that have been conducted in the community.
Here is a listing of the Council's signature events and programs that have been conducted in the community.
Greek Cookout at Southside Park in 2008 (top) and 2022 (bottom)
The Greek Cookout is an annual event held every August where NPHC Greeks are invited to socialize and network with each other. The Cookout is sponsored solely by the Upstate PAN council.
The Council sponsors quarterly mixers to promote fellowship among Chapter members. These mixers have been virtual and in-person at various locations in the Greater Greenville Area.
Day of Fellowship at Pilgrim's Rest Baptist Church in 2012
Day of Fellowship is an annual gathering in February where members of the Greek community are encouraged to wear their organization pin at their local church for services. A meal is usually planned for afterward at a local restaurant or at the selected church.
Council Retreat at AKA Service Center in 2009 (top) and Leadership Retreat in 2023 (bottom)
The annual Council Retreat held in June is where members of the Council and Chapter Presidents can discuss joint efforts and plan for the following year.
Held on the fourth Monday of every month (subject to change), the Council Meeting is a primary means of communication between member chapters. You view the schedule for the current at the Chapter status page.
Greek Village at the Upstate Black Expo 2011 (top) and Minority Leadership Mixer in 2005.
The Greek Village is a display area for local NPHC organizations to make the community aware of their projects and program. It raises funds for a community charity in the local area. The Council was a sponsor of the Upstate Black Expo held in the Greenville County Convention Center.
Minority Leadership Mixer is an annual gathering in the Fall where the Leadership of the Greek community has invited to a meet and greet with the leaders of the service organization. The purpose is to introduce NPHC Leadership to each other and other leaders in the Upstate.