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Student Handbook - Sweet Briar College

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2. The four (4) CO Officers will review the potential CO’s submission and<br />

vote on whether the group will be granted status as a CO. The four (4) CO<br />

Officers are required to vote, and a majority is required for approval. In the<br />

event of a tie, the ICC President will be the tie-breaking vote.<br />

3. All CO Officers with potential personal conflicts related to the CO are<br />

required to disclose those conflicts to the other Officers and the ICC<br />

President prior to voting on the potential CO.<br />

Section VIII: Hiatus, Inactivity, and Dissolution<br />

A. All CO’s shall be reviewed by the Officers of ICC at the end of each<br />

semester to determine inactivity. Inactivity is defined as the following:<br />

i. Failure to turn in required paperwork.<br />

ii. Failure to attend monthly ICC meetings.<br />

iii. Not completing required community service events for the<br />

semester.<br />

B. The Officers shall declare inactive any CO not fulfilling and maintaining all<br />

of the requirements of active and recognized CO’s.<br />

C. In the circumstance that a CO is dissolved during the semester due to<br />

inactivity, the Officers shall meet to vote on the dissolving of a CO.<br />

D. Once the Officers declare a CO inactive, it has until the end of the following<br />

semester to pay all outstanding debts and work on regaining full CO status.<br />

i. During this time, a CO is forbidden from the following activities<br />

a) Promotion or hosting of events or meetings.<br />

b) Using <strong>Sweet</strong> <strong>Briar</strong> resources towards maintaining the CO.<br />

This includes, but is not limited to using the following <strong>Sweet</strong><br />

<strong>Briar</strong> resources:<br />

Campus email, internet, printers, physical plant requests,<br />

making room reservations to host meetings or events, or have<br />

access to SGA delegated funds in a CO’s account.<br />

E. An inactive CO will not have access to SGA funding as of the date the CO<br />

is declared inactive. In addition, inactive Tap Clubs will not have the right<br />

to tap new members.<br />

1. Any CO or tap club that does not receive any funding from SGA will<br />

not have their business office account frozen, but are still limited by the<br />

aforementioned restrictions to <strong>Sweet</strong> <strong>Briar</strong> resources.<br />

F. If the inactive CO meets all ICC requirements by the end of the inactive<br />

semester, then it shall be granted full CO status during the ICC semester<br />

review of all COs and will have all rights, funding and accounts restored<br />

effective in the semester following inactivity.<br />

G. If the inactive CO fails to meet any or all requirements within a semester,<br />

then the Officers shall declare it dissolved during the ICC semester review<br />

of all CO’s. In the event of dissolution, all SGA/CEO/SBO funding and<br />

accounts, as well as money held by off-Campus sources such as banks, shall<br />

revert back to the SGA account after all debts have been paid.<br />

H. A CO that is on hiatus is defined as a CO that requests to be inactive for a<br />

period of a semester or year.<br />

a. A CO cannot be on hiatus/inactive for longer than two semesters.<br />

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