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CU Cares
BYLAWS

ARTICLE 1. NAME
The name of this organization shall be ‘CU Cares’ of Clarion University.
ARTICLE 2. PURPOSE
The primary purpose of this organization is to raise proceeds for nonprofit organizations.
CU Cares is a great way to not only be involved in the community but help in a very hands on
way. In addition the club will be attending events in the community as a way to stay involved in
help in anyway we can.
ARTICLE 3. MEMBERSHIP
Section 1.
CU Cares is open to any and all students with a drive to help the community.
There is no class standing requirement. Although each member must obtain a 2.0 GPA. If a
member must be excused from missing a meeting, an email should be sent to an executive
board member prior to the meeting start time. To join the club, students can contact the
executive board via CU Connect or email.
Section 2.

There is no membership fees

Section 3. Committee member may be dismissed if they do not withhold a 2.0 GPA, skip 2 or
more meetings without giving notice, and if a member causes disruption to club.
ARTICLE 4. DUTIES AND ELECTIONS OF THE OFFICERS
Section 1. President: The president will be responsible for managing the overall activities of the
club. In addition, the president must overlook the coordination of events and fundraisers.
Vice President: The vice president must assist the president with their duties and
responsibilities. As well as assisting the president, the vice president will also be responsible for
overseeing the committee members and their attendance.
Treasurer: The treasurer will be responsible for handling finances for the club. One who
withholds this positions will be required to handle and count money. The treasurer will need to
be a responsible and trustworthy member of the club.

Social Media Coordinator: Responsible for promoting the club and its events. The social
media coordinator must use avenues of social media to spread the word about what the club is
doing for each fundraiser. The social media coordinator will also make posts to promote the club
in general and how other students can join or take part in the events.
Secretary: The secretary is responsible for managing contact lists. Contacting
organizations for a fundraiser or events. As well as organizing and maintaining records and/or
paperwork.

Section 2. The election process will be ran towards the end of each academic semester. The
committee members will be required to meet with the current executive board in
order to get elected. The board will vote on which members will withhold the
positions for the following semester.
Section 3.

Each member must obtain 3 out of 4 votes from the executive board to obtain the
desired position.

ARTICLE 5. ROLE OF CAMPUS ADVISOR
Section 1.

The advisor will be selected by the executive board by voting. The chosen
advisor is responsible for overseeing the club.

Section 2.

The advisor will not maintain much
power over the club, they will share equal power with the president.

ARTICLE 6.
Section 1.

Meetings will be held weekly.

Section 2.

The amount of members required to be at a meeting in order to make procedures
offical is 75% of the total amount of members.

Section 3.
The statement of majority is similar to the state of quorum stated in section 2. All
decisions made by vote must have 75% of members in order to be passed.
Section 4.

Each meeting will begin with taking attendance. The floor will then be opened for
members to ask questions and state their ideas.

Section 5.

Special meetings will be necessary prior to a fundraiser or event. Special
meetings date and time information will be given at least one week in advance.
Special meetings will be called by the executive board unless other community
members request one.

ARTICLE 7. FINANCES AND FUNDING
Section 1.

There will not be any dues required for club members.

Section 2.

No funds will be requested from the student senate.

Section 3.

The club will have fundraising activities to raise proceeds needed for the club.

ARTICLE 8. AMENDING, SUSPENDING, AND ACCEPTING
Bylaws can be changed by voting of the executive board. Three of the four members of the
board must vote to change the bylaws.
ARTICLE 9. RATIFICATION
These Bylaws, and it is amdements, shall become effective upon ratification by the members of
CU Cares and following the approval of the Student Senate of Clarion University of
Pennsylvania, the vice president for student & university affairs, and the president of Clarion
University.