 2004 - 2005 ATO Leadership |
||||||||||||||||||||||
In 1995 the National Fraternity Board of Directors devolved power from the National Fraternity to newly created boards of trustees. The Louisiana Zeta Chi Chapter has a local group of alumni and other volunteers who make up our Board of Trustees. This board is empowered to work with the chapter, encourage officers and other members and hold the chapter accountable for chapter and National Fraternity policies and initiatives. While our board has the authority to remove pins and revoke our charter, its overriding purpose is to support the chapter and provide professional insight and advice that will strengthen every member's experience as an undergraduate ATO.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
| Executive Committee | ||||||||||||||||||||||
|
The Executive Committee is the major administrative body of the chapter. It is composed of all elected officers, External Affairs Officer and the House Manager. The committee acts as a clearing committee for business that is known to come before the chapter. It also formulates short and long term plans for the chapter in addition to recommending changes in policy.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
| Housing Corporation Board of Directors | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The purpose of a house corporation is to serve as the legal entity which purchases or leases any real property (land or buildings) as accommodations for the chapter. The corporation also has the basic responsibilities for the management and maintenance or the chapter house. These include contracting for service required to properly maintain and operate the facility, and to provide adequate property insurance coverage.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
