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1a. A collegiate chapter may be sanctioned for committing any of the Par. offenses: following Failure of a collegiate chapter or colony to conform to the National 1. or Chapter Constitution or By-Laws of either. Constitution Failure of a collegiate chapter or colony to follow the policies of the host 2. where a chapter is located. campus Failure of a collegiate chapter or colony to follow the orders of the National 3. Council. Failure of a collegiate chapter or colony to pay fines, dues, or other 4. penalties. Failure of a collegiate chapter or colony to follow FIPG policies. 5. Failure of a collegiate chapter or colony to follow proper procedures for 6. resulting in an insufficient number of collegiate members to run members, daily functions of the chapter. the 2. Sanctions shall be set by the members of the Standards and Ethics Board and Par. by the National Office. enforced 2a. Failure to complete sanctions will result in the suspension of the Par. until such time that the sanctions are completed. group 3. The status of all sanctioned collegiate chapters or colonies will be reviewed at Par. subsequent National Council meeting. On review, the National Council may each the status of the chapter or declare that more time is required to complete change sanctions. the 4. A chapter in good standing shall be defined as any chapter that does not Par owe funds to the National Office and or not currently facing sanctions by the currently 1. When the National Fraternity becomes aware of any violation of Fraternity Section it will be the duty of the National Office to investigate the violation. Policy 1. The collegiate chapter or colony is responsible for filling out an incident report Par. submitting it to the National Office within 72 hours of the violation or 24 hours and the violation is reported to the National Fraternity by a source outside of the after fraternity. and ritual. initiation Failure of a collegiate chapter or colony to comply with sanctions directed 7. the Standards and Ethics Board. by Conduct which is unbecoming of a member of Phi Mu Delta and brings 8. in the eyes of the public. disgrace Failure of a collegiate chapter or colony to initiate a sufficient number of 9. National Office. ARTICLE IX. CHAPTER STANDARDS AND ETHICS BOARD PROCEDURES 74
2. The National Office will request that additional reports from the host Par. be submitted, if available. institution 3. The National Office will submit copies of all reports to the Chapter Standards Par. Ethics Board and set-up a conference call with all members and the accused and President. The conference call will serve as the official hearing of the chapter’s incident. 3a. The accused chapter’s President will have an opportunity to answer and Par. any questions during the conference call. ask 3b. The accused chapter may include any additional witnesses during the Par. call. conference 2. The Chapter Standards and Ethics Board will determine responsibility based on Section taken from reports and during the conference call. information 3. Decisions of the Standards Committee can be appealed to the Past National Section The Past National President’s decision may be appealed to the National President. or National Council in non-Conclave years. The National Conclave or National Conclave, has the final say in disciplinary appeal hearings. Council 1. All chapters and colonies are prohibited from organizing and/or maintaining Section organization (“little sister”) groups. Such groups are in violation of Title IX of the auxiliary 1. These by-laws may be amended at any time by a simple majority of the Section Council. In times between conclaves bylaws may be amended via a vote National Par. 1. Responsibility will be determined by a majority vote of the board. Par. 2. Sanctions will be determined and approved by a majority vote of the board. ARTICLE X. LITTLE SISTER/AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS Federal Higher Education Reauthorization Act. ARTICLE XI. AMENDMENTS by the National Secretary voting time on any question being thirty (30) canvassed days from the date of the post mark on the envelope (or the date/time stamp on calendar electronic mail message) in which the question to be voted upon is mailed, provided, the that a quorum of votes are received within that time. however, 75
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PHI MU DELTA FRATERNITY MEMBERSHIP
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Copyright © 2016 by The Phi Mu Del
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Oracle is dedicated to our Founders
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Table of Contents AN 21 9INTRODUCTI
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An Introduction
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Interpersonal Skills Stronger provi
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is the bonding of men of various ba
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the American fraternity system bega
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NPC was established in The to assis
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is the umbrella organization over t
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for Eligibility Membership term “
Page 26 and 27: UNDERGRADUATE CHAPTERS & COLONIES 2
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Page 30 and 31: are three types of Phi Mu Delta mem
Page 32 and 33: MU DELTA ● ____________ CHAPTER P
Page 34 and 35: Finances is eminently unfair for an
Page 36 and 37: Mu Delta traces its roots to the Na
Page 38 and 39: egan to take off during the “Gold
Page 40 and 41: Pierce is considered the father of
Page 42 and 43: Director Executive Executive Direct
Page 44 and 45: National Conclave serves as the sup
Page 46 and 47: elieve in Democracy… a democracy
Page 48 and 49: Phi Mu Delta new member pin is give
Page 50 and 51: Dr. Albert D. Nutting Outstanding A
Page 52 and 53: Conclave is the supreme legislative
Page 54 and 55: the Lion Pride- New Member Orientat
Page 57 and 58: Chapter Operations
Page 59 and 60: 4. Members shall be initiated accor
Page 61 and 62: 1. The National Conclave shall cons
Page 63 and 64: 5. During the interval between meet
Page 65 and 66: 6. The Executive Director. The posi
Page 67 and 68: 2. Any eligible local organization
Page 69 and 70: and official fraternity activities
Page 71 and 72: 1. Members of the fraternity shall
Page 73 and 74: 4. Each member and new member will
Page 75: 1. New member education shall at al
Page 79 and 80: out responsibilities Spreads new id
Page 81 and 82: should be happening regularly, with
Page 83 and 84: of the Minutes Approval the beginni
Page 85 and 86: SAMPLE CHAPTER BUDGET 83
Page 87 and 88: chapter, colony, student or alumnus
Page 89 and 90: do we need insurance coverage? Why
Page 91 and 92: ability to meet, share and introduc
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Page 96 and 97: Mu Delta has three statuses: new me
Page 98 and 99: Owen J. Sanderson (Mu Delta 1954),
Page 100 and 101: NATIONAL CONCLAVES LOCATIONS PAST N
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