QUEENSBOROUGH
STU~ENT ASSOCIATION
QUEENSBOROUGij
.
COMMUN"ITYCOLLEGE
222..:.05 "56th
AVENUE
BAYSIDE, NEW YORK 11364
DUn 631 - 6239
MATH ,CLUB CONSTITUTIO~
Article !
Math 'Club
Article LI.
To promote learning and interest
~rticl~ III
Membership
Anyone-interested in Math may be a member
It Must Be Stated That;
in Math
NO PERSON SHALL BE DENIED MEMBERSHIP OR OFFICE IN
THIS ORGANIZATION BECAUSE OF RACE. COLOR RELIGIOUS
BELIEFS OR NON BELIEF, NATIONAL ORiGlN, SEX,
I
POLI~ICAL
BELIEFS
I
VETER,AN t HANDiCAPPED" STATUS OR
SEXUAL ORIENTATION.
Article
IV
'
section I
Officers and DU.ties
PRESIDENT
I.To attend all pres"idential meet.ings
2.1)lan club act.i,vities with help of members
3.~1?n field trips and projects
4.selp exec~te all club activities
VICE
PRESIDENT'
1. to a"ssist the" President
club act.ivities
in planning
and executing
TR.EA~URER
1. Planning
2. Watching
the expenditures
'of eLub money
that we stay within
our budget
SECRETARY
1. Take the minutes
2. Types work for club
Section
II
Election ProcedUres
Election of club officers \1i 11 be by \"hoaver
gets the largest votes at the called for and'
publicized
officer elections
Arti\ple V
Meetings
Twice .~ month before or· after club activiti~s'
.~rticle vi & VII
Amendment Procedures and Ratification
2/!'vote a~ two meetings'shall' be necessary to
ratify or amend the .constitution
Arti~le VII!
Conduct of Meetings
Most meetings
are conducted accordingly to
Or.der although moderate rather
than strict parlismentary procedures are
normally followed.
Robel:"t·ts Rules of