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New Student Organization Charter Packet

Office of Student Life

Archer Hall - Room 114

830- Westview Drive

Atlanta, GA 30314

404.215.6231 phone

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Starting a New Student Organization

Greetings,

Morehouse College Student organizations give Men of Morehouse an

opportunity for experiential learning. In addition, participation in student

organizations aid students with applying many of the lessons taught via the

classroom to real life situations. Our student organizations cover a variety of

the student interests. Overall the student organizations here at Morehouse

College provide students with a chance to stay active, meet new people,

and build a wealth of memorable experiences. Students who join student

organizations will experience these outcomes:

enhanced leadership skills and abilities

positively impacting peers

transferable career skills

partnerships between faculty, staff and other students.

Newly chartered organizations will be subject to conducting an interview

presentation with the Presidents’ Council as a part of the application

process.

Thank you for your interest in chartering a new organization. If you have any

questions about the application process please contact the OSL at

404-215-2730.

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Chartering Information

Applications are only accepted during the Spring semester.

Applications should be hand delivered to the Office of Student Life (OSL) staff member to ensure timely receipt. Do not slide

applications under the office door before or after office hours. Applications may not be faxed or submitted electronically.

• All applications must be typed or neatly handwritten. An electronic version of the application is located on the Office of Student Life website: http://morehouse.edu/campus_life/studentlife/index.html.

First-year students are not eligible to apply for Charter status.

Organizations must submit all application materials simultaneously. Partial applications will not be accepted.

• All Registered Student Organizations (RSO) must have a Depository Account with the Morehouse College Business Office. An application for a Depository Account will be issued if you are accepted as a new Student Organization. If you are accepted as an organization, the Business Office will activate your Depository Account status. A deposit of $50 is required to establish an account.

• Organization presidents are mandated to attend the monthly Presidents Council Meeting. In the event that your organization’s president cannot attend a designee must attend in the presidents place.

• Advisors are required to complete the online training found on tigernet. Faculty members can find the training on the “faculty info” tab and staff members can find the training on the “employee info” tab.

All RSOs must have 2 full-time Faculty or Staff Advisors.

Organizations will be notified of charter status via the e-mail address provided as the primary contact information. Advisors will be copied on all official correspondence.

• All executive leadership of RSOs must have at least a 2.7 cumulative GPA.

• All RSOs must have a membership of at least 10 active members.

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Student Organizations Rights and Responsibilities

 

Student Organizations are entitled to these rights: 1. Use of the College facilities.

2. Opportunity to sponsor on-campus events and activities.

3. Advisement or co-advisement by the OSL to selected organizations. 4. Access to leadership training.

5. Access to the OSL Equipment Closet Resources. 6. Depository accounts.

Student Organizations hold these responsibilities:

1. Maintain on file all chartering documents including a constitution, bylaws, rosters, and operating manual. 2. Ensure that activities and programming are consistent with the organization charter and adhere to College

policies.

3. All leaders and officers must meet the eligibility for participating in student activities as indicated in the Student Handbook.

4. Undergo annual registration as established by the OSL.

How will my charter application be assessed?

 

All applicants will be assessed based on minimum threshold criteria. The criteria will include the following: 1. Submission of the application on time

2. Completion of the application *Be sure to include all the items on the checklist 3. Category of the organization

4. Review of organizations that exist that have a similar scope and focus 5. Organizational structure

6. Bylaws, guidelines, or operating procedures

7. Alignment with the academic mission of the College 8. Appropriateness of the organization

9. Advisor endorsement 10. Proposed initiatives

11. Review of application and interview presentation by the President Council Chairmen 12. Final review of application by the Assistant Director of Student Life

 

 

 

 

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Date / /

Name of person submitting application:

Primary Contact

(Notification of your status will be sent to the information that you provide below and copied to your stated Advisor.)

Campus  

Name:  

Personal Email:  

Personal Cell Phone:  

All organizations must establish a gmail account. Please list it below:

_____________________________________________

What is your classification?

(First-year students are not eligible to apply for charter status.)

· Senior · Junior · Sophomore

Full Name of Organization:

Acronym of Organization:

Type of Organization

· Academic · Professional · Greek · Honorary · Special Interest · Cultural · Social/Political Action · Cultural · Advocacy/Service · State/International

Is this organization part of a national organization? · Yes

· No

Is this an AUC organization?

· Yes (If yes, please check appropriate college/university where charter is held)

· Clark Atlanta University · Morehouse College

· Morehouse School of Medicine Date of Affiliation

· No

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General Information

1. What is your organization’s mission statement?

2. Briefly state the purpose of this organization:

3. Briefly describe the membership guidelines and process for your organization:

4. How frequently will this organization meet? · Monthly

· Weekly · Bi-weekly · Quarterly · Other

5. Will this organization collect dues?

· Yes

· No

If so, what is the amount?

6. Please attach your organization’s constitution, operating procedures, or guidelines (One of the three documents are mandatory for chartering a new organization.) 7. Does this organization have a national constitution?

· Yes (Please attach if available) · No

8. What major events will your organization sponsor?

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10. What are your proposed program initiatives?

11. What organizations will you collaborate with on campus?

12. How is your organization aligned with the mission of the College?

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Executive Leadership

President and/ or Primary Contact

Name:  

Address:  

M#  

City/State/Zip:  

Personal Email:  

Personal Cell Phone:  

Vice President or Secondary Contact

Name:  

Address:  

M#  

City/State/Zip:  

Personal Email:  

Personal Cell Phone:  

Secretary or Final Contact

Name:  

Address:  

M#  

City/State/Zip:  

Personal Email:  

Personal Cell Phone:  

Other Officer: _____________________________

Name:  

Address:  

M#  

City/State/Zip:  

Personal Email:  

Personal Cell Phone:  

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Other Officer: ____________________________

Name:  

Address:  

M#  

City/State/Zip:  

Personal Email:  

Personal Cell Phone:  

Other Officer: ____________________________

Name:  

Address:  

M#  

City/State/Zip:  

Personal Email:  

Personal Cell Phone:  

Other Officer:_____________________________

Name:  

Address:  

M#  

City/State/Zip:  

Personal Email:  

Personal Cell Phone:  

Other Officer:_____________________________

Name:  

Address:  

M#  

City/State/Zip:  

Personal Email:  

Personal Cell Phone:  

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Advisor’s Responsibility

• To complete on-line training.

• To attend all general meetings and major activities of the organization.

• To travel with the organization whether in or out-of-town when they are representing Morehouse College.

To complete all travel forms and return them to the Office of Student Activities for approval. To sign / approve facility request forms.

To sign Check Requests and Purchase Requisitions.

To ensure that the organization has an account with the Morehouse College Business Office. To inform the Office of Student Life of any changes that may occur within the organization. To be primarily responsible for the behavior of its members.

To inform the Office of Student Life of any Judicial issues related to the members of the organization. To ensure that all financial obligations of the organization are met in a timely manner.

Advisor’s Endorsement Statement

I have read the responsibilities of being a Registered Student Organization advisor and agree to adhere to these guidelines.

Printed Name

Signature

Date

Advisor Contact Information

 

Campus  

Name:  

Address:  

Office Phone:  

Cell:  

Email:  

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Membership Roster

(

Please attach additional sheets for complete roster listing. Roster should include all officers as well.)

Name   Cell Phone Number   Personal e-mail   M#  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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New Student Organization Charter Application Checklist

·

Completed Application

·

Bylaws, Guidelines, or Operating Procedures (Attachment)

·

Advisor Endorsement Statement

·

$25 Non-refundable Administrative Application Fee

(Cash / Money Order Only)

·

Membership Roster

For Office Use Only:

· Application Certified by __________ on ____/____/____

· Reviewed by the Presidents Council Chairmen on ___/___/___

Charter Status

· Recommended by the Presidents Council

· Approved by the Assistant Director of Student Life on _____/_____/_____

· Denied

· More documentation needed

Assistant Director of Student Life Signature

Date

Charter Notification Follow-up

· Approval Letter Sent to Primary Contact and Advisor

· Depository Account Set-up

· Training Packet Issued

· Attended Advisor Training

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