Corresponding Secretary - Revision history

Eforney at 06:15, 11 October 2013

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Ed at 22:28, 7 November 2006

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Ed at 21:42, 7 November 2006

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The Corresponding Secretary is the official voice of the [[KGB|organization]]. If the [[President]] is the soul, the [[Second Vice President]] is the brain, and the [[Sergeant at Arms]] is the hands of the [[KGB|organization]], the Corresponding Secretary is its gaping, toothy maw. The [[Bylaws]] describe the CorSec by saying:

The Corresponding Secretary shall have charge of all
correspondence pertinent to the organization other than the
correspondence reserved for the Recording Secretary and
Treasurer. The Corresponding Secretary shall be the Editor of
the organization Newsletter.

That is to say, the CorSec makes all official announcements, conducts all official correspondence on behalf of the [[KGB|organization]] (including reading and answering the email), and picks up the physical mail at the mailbox in the [[University center|UC]]. In addition, the CorSec is the editor of [[Pravda?]], that most exemplary of publications.

At times, the CorSec has also announced upcoming events, though this task is often best conducted by the [[Second Vice President]]. Also, the CorSec has historically been in charge of updating the [http://www.cmukgb.org|website], though that task is large enough that an ad-hoc position would probably be appropriate.

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	At times, the CorSec has also announced upcoming events, though this task is often best conducted by the [[Second Vice President]]. Also, the CorSec has historically been in charge of updating the [http://www.cmukgb.org website], though that task is large enough that an ad-hoc position would probably be appropriate.		At times, the CorSec has also announced upcoming events, though this task is often best conducted by the [[Second Vice President]]. Also, the CorSec has historically been in charge of updating the [http://www.cmukgb.org website], though that task is large enough that an ad-hoc position would probably be appropriate.
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		+	The Recording Secretary used to be ranked fourth in seniority with [[Corresponding Secretary]] ranking just below at fifth. This ranking could theoretically be problemtaic; if the three highest ranking officers ([[President]], [[First Vice President]], and [[Second Vice President]]) were absent, but the four lowest ranking officers (both secretaries, [[Treasurer]], and [[Sargeant at Arms]]) were in attendance, then the meeting would still proceed because officer quorum would be met. Since the Recording Secretary would be highest ranking, it would be that person's job preside over the meeting, and the duty of taking minutes would be pawned off to another officer, most likely the Corresponding Secretary. To avoid this convoluted scenario, in 2003 a vote to amend the Bylaws was passed and the two secretaries swapped in rank.

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	At times, the CorSec has also announced upcoming events, though this task is often best conducted by the [[Second Vice President]]. Also, the CorSec has historically been in charge of updating the [http://www.cmukgb.org website], though that task is large enough that an ad-hoc position would probably be appropriate.		At times, the CorSec has also announced upcoming events, though this task is often best conducted by the [[Second Vice President]]. Also, the CorSec has historically been in charge of updating the [http://www.cmukgb.org website], though that task is large enough that an ad-hoc position would probably be appropriate.
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	The Corresponding Secretary is the official voice of the [[KGB\|organization]]. If the [[President]] is the soul, the [[Second Vice President]] is the brain, and the [[Sergeant at Arms]] is the hands of the [[KGB\|organization]], the Corresponding Secretary is its gaping, toothy maw. The [[Bylaws]] describe the CorSec by saying:		The Corresponding Secretary is the official voice of the [[KGB\|organization]]. If the [[President]] is the soul, the [[Second Vice President]] is the brain, and the [[Sergeant at Arms]] is the hands of the [[KGB\|organization]], the Corresponding Secretary is its gaping, toothy maw. The [[Bylaws]] describe the CorSec by saying:

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   the organization Newsletter.
-That is to say, the CorSec makes all official announcements, conducts all official correspondence on behalf of the [[KGB|organization]] (including reading and answering the email), reserves space for organizational meetings and events, and picks up the physical mail at the mailbox in the [[University center|UC]]. In addition, the CorSec is the editor of [[Pravda?]], that most exemplary of publications.
+That is to say, the CorSec makes all official announcements, conducts all official correspondence on behalf of the [[KGB|organization]] (including reading and answering the email), reserves space for organizational [[meetings]] and [[:category:Events|events]], and picks up the physical mail at the mailbox in the [[University center|UC]]. In addition, the CorSec is the editor of [[Pravda?]], that most exemplary of publications.
 At times, the CorSec has also announced upcoming events, though this task is often best conducted by the [[Second Vice President]]. Also, the CorSec has historically been in charge of updating the [http://www.cmukgb.org website], though that task is large enough that an ad-hoc position would probably be appropriate.

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   the organization Newsletter.
-That is to say, the CorSec makes all official announcements, conducts all official correspondence on behalf of the [[KGB|organization]] (including reading and answering the email), and picks up the physical mail at the mailbox in the [[University center|UC]]. In addition, the CorSec is the editor of [[Pravda?]], that most exemplary of publications.
+That is to say, the CorSec makes all official announcements, conducts all official correspondence on behalf of the [[KGB|organization]] (including reading and answering the email), reserves space for organizational meetings and events, and picks up the physical mail at the mailbox in the [[University center|UC]]. In addition, the CorSec is the editor of [[Pravda?]], that most exemplary of publications.
 At times, the CorSec has also announced upcoming events, though this task is often best conducted by the [[Second Vice President]]. Also, the CorSec has historically been in charge of updating the [http://www.cmukgb.org website], though that task is large enough that an ad-hoc position would probably be appropriate.

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	That is to say, the CorSec makes all official announcements, conducts all official correspondence on behalf of the [[KGB\|organization]] (including reading and answering the email), and picks up the physical mail at the mailbox in the [[University center\|UC]]. In addition, the CorSec is the editor of [[Pravda?]], that most exemplary of publications.		That is to say, the CorSec makes all official announcements, conducts all official correspondence on behalf of the [[KGB\|organization]] (including reading and answering the email), and picks up the physical mail at the mailbox in the [[University center\|UC]]. In addition, the CorSec is the editor of [[Pravda?]], that most exemplary of publications.

−	At times, the CorSec has also announced upcoming events, though this task is often best conducted by the [[Second Vice President]]. Also, the CorSec has historically been in charge of updating the [http://www.cmukgb.org\|website], though that task is large enough that an ad-hoc position would probably be appropriate.	+	At times, the CorSec has also announced upcoming events, though this task is often best conducted by the [[Second Vice President]]. Also, the CorSec has historically been in charge of updating the [http://www.cmukgb.org website], though that task is large enough that an ad-hoc position would probably be appropriate.