chap 7

Question 1

How much autonomy does a chapter have?

Answer 1

The chapter is free to make its own bylaws within the constraints of the Grand Chapter, the University, and the law.

Question 2

Describe the duties of the chapter’s Executive Council

Answer 2

Sage: President and chief executive
First Counselor: Alumni secretary and risk manager
Second Counselor: V.P. and chaplain
Third Counselor: Sees to the financial obligations of the chapter
Fourth Counselor: Maintains the chapter’s business and paper work
Herald: Historian and maintains the chapter’s roster
Recruitment Director: Maintains the recruitment calendar

Question 3

Who sits on the current Executive Council and what are their positions?

Answer 3

Sage: President, Cody Saliers
First Counselor: Sergeant-at-Arms, Logan Hess
Second Counselor: VP, Alex Mayday
Third Counselor: Treasurer, John Wallace
Fourth Counselor: Secretary, Caleb Prawl
Herald: Historian, Andrew Wolgemuth
Recruitment Director: Recruitment Head, Luke Kirtley

Question 4

What two concepts was the committee structure developed around?

Answer 4

“That there is more to do than can be done by the members individually and that each member has something to contribute to the chapter.”

Question 5

Parliamentary law and practice in the fraternity is based on what?

Answer 5

Robert’s Rules of Order

Question 6

What is required to end a discussion and vote upon a motion?

Answer 6

2/3 majority vote

Question 7

What days are chores at the house due?

Answer 7

Sunday at midnight

Question 8

How many housing strikes does it take to get evicted?

Answer 8

3

Question 9

Who is excluded from housing clean up after parties?

Answer 9

Moderators, saferides, and people who did not attend