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The NCAA salutes the more than450,000 student-athletesparticipating in 23 sports at morethan 1,100 member institutions
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2013-14 nCAA ® EffEctivEAugust 1,
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Table of ContentsConstitutionArticl
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Article 19 Enforcement19.01 General
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5LEGISLATIVE PROCESSUser’s GuideI
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III. VOTING REQUIREMENTS FOR MANUAL
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User Guide to Electronic Device For
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READING eBOOKS ON OTHER DEVICESEver
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1Name And PurposeConstitution, Arti
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2.4 The Principle of Sportsmanship
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3NCAA MembershipConstitution, Artic
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3NCAA Membership3.2.1.3 Standards.
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3NCAA Membership3.2.4.9 Student-Ath
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3NCAA Membership3.3 Member Conferen
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3NCAA Membership3.4.4.2 Function an
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4.01.2.2.3.1 Definition. A marketin
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4.02.6.2.2 Leadership Council and L
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(i) Assure that there is gender and
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overall outcomes of votes on other
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FIGURE 4-2Association Governance St
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5.1.2 Annual or Special Convention
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(b) Paddle Vote. The presiding offi
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325.3.2.2 Process for Adoption or A
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5.3.2.5 Other Rules and Procedures.
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5.3.9 Special Voting Requirements.
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5.4.2 Resolutions.5.4.2.1 Authoriza
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Constitution, Article 6Institutiona
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Bylaw, Article 10Ethical Conduct10.
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Bylaw, Article 11Conduct and Employ
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11.1 Conduct of Athletics Personnel
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any athletics department noncoachin
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of particular individuals to attend
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11.7.4.2.2 Undergraduate Student As
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FIGURE 11-2Coaches’ Reimbursable
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12.02.3 Calculation of Actual and N
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60ratory school) providing the educ
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62of anyone other than the individu
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12.2.1.3 Tryout After Enrollment. A
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12.2.4.2.3 Exception—Football. [F
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12.4.2.2 National Team Practice and
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70stances) after enrollment is perm
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12.5.3 Media Activities.(a) During
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Bylaw, Article 13Recruiting13.01 Ge
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13.02.9 Recruiting-Person Days—Wo
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NAIA four-year collegiate instituti
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13.1.2.4 Other Restrictions, Athlet
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Thereafter, an institution may make
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athlete and the prospective student
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13.1.6 Contact Restrictions at Spec
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has been publicly designated by the
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13.1.7.9.4.1 Other Evaluation Event
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(i) The meeting or banquet is initi
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newspaper, bulletin board listings)
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(i) Institutional Note Cards. Insti
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13.4.2 Conference Restrictions. A m
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48-hour official visit period begin
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or more other sports (other than fo
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general. The institution may provid
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A prospective student-athlete who i
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13.8.3.2.1 Application. A violation
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13.11 Tryouts.13.11.1 Prohibited Ac
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shall not host, sponsor or conduct
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13.11.2.6.1.2 Exception—On-Campus
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13.11.3.8 Voluntary Summer Conditio
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obtained because of athletics abili
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(d) Participants do not receive a r
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13.15.1.3 College Use of High Schoo
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(d) Such a foundation shall provide
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(g) Wednesday of the week following
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(g) The day after the second Monday
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(2) Thursday of the Division I Wome
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with the guardian and the guardians
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14.02 Definitions and Applications.
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14.02.16 Transfer Student. A transf
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14.1.6 Admission and Enrollment.14.
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14.1.7.3 Waivers. Waivers may be gr
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14.1.9.2.1 Less Than Full-Time Enro
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equest is denied prior to exhaustin
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148residence before being eligible
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(a) The incapacitating injury or il
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in the denominator. (Revised: 1/14/
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(b) The student-athlete did not com
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Center by February 1 following the
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CoreGPA SATSumACTCoreGPA SATSumACTC
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160points, D = 1 quality point. In
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14.3.5 Determination of Freshman El
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164ing any term of that academic ye
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166average required for graduation.
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term in which the student is enroll
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for a minimum full-time load in thi
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14.5.4.2.2 Eligibility for Financia
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The following bylaw applies to stud
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176legiate competition) from Divisi
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The following bylaws apply to stude
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athlete prior to the end of the stu
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(f) Multisport Events. A student-at
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(c) On the recommendation of the Co
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186program. An institution or team
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FIGURE 14-1Initial EligibilityHow N
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Bylaw, Article 15Financial Aid15.01
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(c) Financial aid awarded through a
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(d) Advance tuition payment or room
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15.2.6.1.1 Prepaid College Tuition
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(b) The recipient is enrolled in a
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15.3.4 Reduction or Cancellation Du
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the limitations of this bylaw in th
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(a) Once a student becomes a counte
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15.5.6 Football Limitations.15.5.6.
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cluding basketball) shall be counte
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FIGURE 15-1Financial Aid Maximum Li
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FIGURE 15-2How to Determine a Count
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Bylaw, Article 16Awards, Benefits a
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16.1.5.3 Combining Values. An insti
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(a) Summer-Dormitory Rentals. An in
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16.7 Entertainment in Conjunction w
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pursuing his or her chosen career,
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16Type of AwardMaximum Valueof Awar
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Bylaw, Article 17Playing and Practi
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17.02.12.2 Individual Sports. [#] T
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ed such workouts are voluntary and
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17.1.6.3.6 Vacation Periods and Bet
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FIGURE 17-1Maximum Number of Contes
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SportSoccer, Men’sSoccer, Women
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(a) Conference Championship. Compet
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17.3.2.4.1 Exception—Team Promoti
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17.3.6 Out-of-Season Athletically R
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17.4.8.1.2 Out of Season. There are
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17.5.8 Other Restrictions.17.5.8.1
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giate equestrian competition shall
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17.7.9.1.1.1 Vacation-Period Except
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facilities by student-athletes enga
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17.9.2.1.3.4 Replacement of Student
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17.9.5 Number of Contests.17.9.5.1
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Bylaw 13.11.3.7. Such activities ar
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17.10.5.2 Annual Exemptions. The ma
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tour (see Bylaw 17.28), the institu
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17.12.5.1.1 In-Season Foreign Compe
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ed, and five dates of competition d
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17.14.5.2 Maximum Limitations—Stu
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17.15.5.2 Maximum Limitations—Stu
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17.16.5.3 Annual Exemptions. The ma
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including competition as a member o
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petition. Participation in a separa
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number of contests per Bylaw 17.19.
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17.20 Softball.Regulations for comp
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competition shall be ineligible for
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17.21.9 Other Restrictions.17.21.9.
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(f) ITA Championships. Participatio
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17.23.5.1.1.1 Competition That Exce
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17.24.2 Preseason Practice—Women.
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and competition facilities by stude
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in Hawaii, Alaska or Puerto Rico, b
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(b) If the institution participates
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17.28 Foreign Tours.17.28.1 Institu
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Bylaw, Article 18Championships andP
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the subdivision was created. It may
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18.4.1.5.1.4 Testing Positive on Mo
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Census (APC) in a form approved and
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(d) An institution that is in its f
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(a) Lack of institutional control;(
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(c) Upon concluding that one or mor
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alternative, the institution will b
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information relevant to the calcula
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hearing panel at an institutional h
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(3) Efforts to implement previously
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(h) Prohibition against television
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(d) A statement of the prescribed p
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take any one or more of the followi
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Violation Level I Violation Level I
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FIGURE 19-2Processing a Typical NCA
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Bylaw, Article 20Division Membershi
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20.2.3 Failure to Conform by Effect
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20.2.5.3.5 Rejection of Waiver Requ
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20.4.3 Championships Eligibility. A
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(d) Process institutional and indiv
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in a manner that promotes the ideal
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20.9.3.2.4 Multisport Student-Athle
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20.9.6.3.3.1 Meets With No Team Sco
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20.9.9.1 Sports Sponsorship. [FBS]
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20.9.3 through 20.9.7. A Division I
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Bylaw, Article 21Committees21.02 De
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(f) One member representing the fie
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a nonvoting member of the committee
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21.4 Common Committees—Committees
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21.6 Common Committees—Committees
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(k) Infractions Appeals Committee;(
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Page 421 and 422: IndexAAcademic exchange programNot
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