Student Handbook - Sweet Briar College

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C. Sports Categories Sports are categorized as NCAA/ODAC varsity, intercollegiate club or recreational club. Intercollegiate clubs compete against outside groups and do not normally participate in ODAC conference play. Varsity sports and intercollegiate clubs operate under the direction of the Department of Physical Education, Athletics and Recreation. Recreational club sports student-run organizations are under the direction and guidelines of Co- Curricular Life. Recreational club sports do not compete against outside groups. Starting a recreational club requires a meeting with the Director of Student Involvement and Programs regarding the presentation of a plan to ICC. The manual on clubs and organizations can be found in the office of student involvement in CCL. D. Changing sports categories In order for the department to support changing a sport’s category, a team must meet (or fail to meet in the case of a request for de-emphasis) department criteria, for a minimum period of two academic years. The exception is removing a sport’s varsity status, in which case the sport must fail to meet the criteria for a period of 5 years. In addition, the department must complete a full evaluation of funding and resource requirements and availability for the requested status change. Note: Steps to be a recreational club, intercollegiate club or varsity team. 1. Apply to be a recreational club team. Once granted you would need to fulfill all ICC requirements to remain in that status. 2. To move to intercollegiate club status, compete as a recreational club for a minimum of two years and fulfill all the requirements of ICC. Next, apply to the athletic department for intercollegiate club status. Consideration requires meeting the club status criteria (VB.1-6) for a minimum of two years 3. To move to varsity status. First, meet all the club status criteria (VB.1-6) for a minimum of two years. Then apply to the Athletic department for varsity status. ______________________________________________________ 32
Sweet Briar College Tap Club Council The Sweet Briar College Tap Club Council was created in 2009 as a standing committee under ICC to facilitate interaction among tap clubs, for the purpose of supporting and promoting these groups on campus. The mission of the Tap Club Council is to: promote tap club traditions on campus; bring tap clubs together by facilitating an open forum where tap clubs can discuss and coordinate group activities; keep tap clubs informed about the regulations and activities on campus; and promote tap clubs to faculty, staff, administration, and most importantly students. The group will also serve as a liaison between the students and faculty/administration. Tap clubs promote inter-tap club relations within the College and throughout the community. Constitution of the Tap Club Council at Sweet Briar College Article I: Name The name of this organization shall be the Sweet Briar College Tap Club Council. Article II: Mission Statement & Objectives The mission of the Sweet Briar College Tap Club Council shall be to: 1. Promote any and all tap club traditions on campus. 2. Bring Tap Clubs together by facilitating an open forum where they can safely discuss all of their “secrets.” 3. Keep Tap Clubs informed of all the regulations and activities on campus. 4. Promote Tap Clubs to faculty, staff, administration, and most importantly students. 5. Be the liaisons between the students, faculty, etc. and the Tap Clubs. 6. Promote inter-Tap Club relations within the College and throughout the community. The objectives of the Sweet Briar College Tap Club Council shall be to: 1. Promote inter-Tap Club relations within the College and throughout the community 2. Cooperate with SBC administration for the purpose of promoting the support of Tap Clubs on campus. 3. Plan an educational/social event for the first year class during the fall semester. 4. Administer all business related to the semester of each year. 5. Sponsor or co-sponsor an anti-hazing education event once a semester. 6. Administer all business related to the welfare of the recognized tap clubs on campus. ______________________________________________________ 33
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