First Vice President - Revision history

Eforney at 07:55, 1 March 2011

2011-03-01T07:55:39Z

Eforney at 03:47, 27 February 2011

2011-02-27T03:47:18Z

Alan at 18:43, 1 April 2007

2007-04-01T18:43:53Z

Johnson6 at 20:25, 10 January 2007

2007-01-10T20:25:47Z

Rjmccall: Added officership template

2006-11-21T21:48:39Z

Added officership template

Rjmccall: cat:occifers

2006-11-21T21:25:37Z

cat:occifers

Creidieki: linkity linkity

2006-11-21T12:51:50Z

linkity linkity

Ed at 02:31, 7 November 2006

2006-11-07T02:31:01Z

New page

The First Vice President assumes all powers and privileges of the [President]] in the event of the [[President]]'s timely demise. The 1st VP's charter in the [[Bylaws]] is as follows:

The First Vice-President shall be in charge of fellowship
and shall actively recruit new members.

Being "In Charge of Fellowship" means, at a bare minimum, compelling new people at [[meetings]] to introduce themselves. A loose interpretation of the text would seem to indicate that the 1st VP also has the responsibility of actively recruiting new members, though this rarely occurs in practice.

Because the 1st VP has a dearth of real responsibilities, it is often a retirement position, where officers find themselves when they have outlived their usefulness, but not their popularity.

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   to take an active and positive role in campus life.
-This probably means making posters for events or some shit.
+This probably means making posters/chalking/taking the fence for events like [[CtFwS]] and [[Scav Hunt]], going to CS fresmen games night during Orientation, etc.
 Because the 1st VP has a dearth of real responsibilities, it is often a retirement position, where officers find themselves when they have outlived their usefulness, but not their popularity. Conversely, the post has sometimes been used as a 'waiting room', in cases where the organization sees two well-qualified presidential candidates in an election: the more senior (often literally) of the two will be elected President, while the one with more time left to serve at [[CMU|C (no hyphen) M (no U)]] will get to remain on Exec while waiting to move up to the top spot the following year.

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	Being "In Charge of Fellowship" means, at a bare minimum, compelling new people at [[meetings]] to [[introduce yourself\|introduce themselves]]. A loose interpretation of the text would seem to indicate that the 1st VP also has the responsibility of actively recruiting new members, though this rarely occurs in practice.		Being "In Charge of Fellowship" means, at a bare minimum, compelling new people at [[meetings]] to [[introduce yourself\|introduce themselves]]. A loose interpretation of the text would seem to indicate that the 1st VP also has the responsibility of actively recruiting new members, though this rarely occurs in practice.
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		+	But if you're really a go-getter, you could try upholding the organization's Objectives as stated in the Bylaws:
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		+	to promote a spirit of fellowship among its members.
		+	to take an active and positive role in campus life.
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		+	This probably means making posters for events or some shit.

	Because the 1st VP has a dearth of real responsibilities, it is often a retirement position, where officers find themselves when they have outlived their usefulness, but not their popularity. Conversely, the post has sometimes been used as a 'waiting room', in cases where the organization sees two well-qualified presidential candidates in an election: the more senior (often literally) of the two will be elected President, while the one with more time left to serve at [[CMU\|C (no hyphen) M (no U)]] will get to remain on Exec while waiting to move up to the top spot the following year.		Because the 1st VP has a dearth of real responsibilities, it is often a retirement position, where officers find themselves when they have outlived their usefulness, but not their popularity. Conversely, the post has sometimes been used as a 'waiting room', in cases where the organization sees two well-qualified presidential candidates in an election: the more senior (often literally) of the two will be elected President, while the one with more time left to serve at [[CMU\|C (no hyphen) M (no U)]] will get to remain on Exec while waiting to move up to the top spot the following year.

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 Being "In Charge of Fellowship" means, at a bare minimum, compelling new people at [[meetings]] to [[introduce yourself|introduce themselves]]. A loose interpretation of the text would seem to indicate that the 1st VP also has the responsibility of actively recruiting new members, though this rarely occurs in practice.
-Because the 1st VP has a dearth of real responsibilities, it is often a retirement position, where officers find themselves when they have outlived their usefulness, but not their popularity.
+Because the 1st VP has a dearth of real responsibilities, it is often a retirement position, where officers find themselves when they have outlived their usefulness, but not their popularity. Conversely, the post has sometimes been used as a 'waiting room', in cases where the organization sees two well-qualified presidential candidates in an election: the more senior (often literally) of the two will be elected President, while the one with more time left to serve at [[CMU|C (no hyphen) M (no U)]] will get to remain on Exec while waiting to move up to the top spot the following year.
 {{Officership}}

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 The First Vice President assumes all powers and privileges of the [[President]] in the event of the [[President]]'s timely demise. The 1st VP's charter in the [[Bylaws]] is as follows:
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 Because the 1st VP has a dearth of real responsibilities, it is often a retirement position, where officers find themselves when they have outlived their usefulness, but not their popularity.

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	The First Vice-President shall be in charge of fellowship		The First Vice-President shall be in charge of fellowship