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An organization must successfully complete the
club recognition process in order to gain
university recognition. The process includes
attending the CEO (Creating Excellent
Organizations) workshop series, securing a
faculty adviser, and completing the necessary
paperwork.
Click here for the Fall 2006 CEO (Creating Excellent
Organizations) workshop schedule
Application Procedure
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The first twelve clubs that apply will
be considered for acceptance (per semester).
First come first served. Club recognition/CEO
Workshops only
occurs one time per semester. Sports Clubs
must first be recognized by successfully
completing the club recognition process with SOS.
They are then eligible to apply for recognition by
the Sports Club Council. Sport Club
Recognition only occurs in February. For more
information about sport club recognition, please
contact
Christina Rohrbaugh (UREC).
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Students participating in the club
recognition process for the Fall 2006 semester
will be required to submit an
application for club recognition to the Student
Organization Services Office.
Applications for Fall 2006 Club
Recognition will be accepted beginning August 28,
2006 (first day of classes of the Fall semester.) Applications will not
be accepted any earlier, SOS hours are 8:00am -
5:00pm, Monday through Friday.
The first twelve clubs that apply will
be considered for acceptance (per semester).
First come first served.
FYI: We often have groups waiting at our door at
8:00am. You must submit in person,
applications will not be accepted before this date
or time.
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A non-refundable application fee of
$15 is due with the application. Checks can be
made payable to JMU. (If your organization is not
one of the 12 clubs accepted, your application fee
will be returned).
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Before applying to participate in
club recognition,
you must have 8 committed members and
a committed adviser sign
a list saying they are committed to the future
club.
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Submission and acceptance of this
application should not be viewed as university
approval as to the merits.
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The
organization shall be lawful and not in conflict
with the policies, rules, regulations, and
standards of the university.
Once accepted to the CEO
program the group's contact person will be
notified. Please be aware of the following
attendance and paperwork policy.
CEO Workshop Attendance and
Paperwork Policy
Please be sure your group can
commit to the following:
1.
Each organization must have a minimum
of two representatives at each CEO Session. If only
one representative attends a session that will count
as an absence. Each group is allowed
only
one absence.
If an organization has more than one absence they
will be removed from the recognition process
immediately. The same representatives do not have
to attend all sessions. Ideally, the
representatives attending will be the officers that
will benefit most from that session.
2.
If a workshop is not attended by any
organization representatives, that organization will
be immediately removed from the recognition process.
3. All
representatives will be on time and stay for the
entire workshop. There is a 5-minute grace period at
the beginning of the workshop, after that the
workshop will be closed. If a representative comes
after the grace period or leaves before the workshop
is dismissed it will count as an absence
4.
If the organization does not complete
the recognition process within (1) semester, then
the organization must re-apply and begin the process
again.
5.
All assigned paperwork will be submitted at the
designated workshop and must be complete.
Failure to submit completed assignments on time will
result in removal from the process.
6. At the end of the
series the organization will present their mission,
proposed activities, defined goals, and a timeline
describing what they plan on doing for the course of
the year to the Club Recognition Committee for
approval. There must be at least two members
present for this presentation.
If the Committee on Club Recognition
approves the organization for recognition, then the
Coordinator of Student Organization Services/Clubs
will identify the groups for consideration to the
Student Affairs Administration and the President.
Proposed clubs will be notified of their status as
soon as possible after all workshops and paperwork
have been completed.
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