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Contact
the Assistant Director-Club Sports in the Campus Recreation office regarding plans to establish a
club. |
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2. |
Schedule
an organizational meeting to assist in assessing interest. |
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Complete procedures required by the Student Organization Resource Center to become an officially registered student organization.
a) Elect club officers. Must have a minimum of three officers: president, vice-president, and treasurer or their equivalent (For example: captain, co-captain, treasurer).
b) Develop
a constitution and bylaws
c) Select
a faculty adviser (optional but recommended). |
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Submit
a written proposal to the Assistant Director-Club Sports requesting
the formation of a club and include the following items:
a) Copy of all materials submitted to the Student Organization
Resource Center Goals & Objectives
b) List of interested people including addresses, phone
numbers, and student identification numbers
c) A brief descript of the club
d) Short-term and long-term goals or the club
e) Needs from the Club Sports Program |
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Schedule a meeting to discuss club with the Assistant Director - Club Sports |
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Proposal is submitted to the Club Sports Council for review, the council may request a meeting with officers of proposed club. |
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Begin
evaluation period in which club will be recognized as "requesting
affiliation". Decisions for affiliation will be made at the end
of the spring semester and will take effect officially on July
1st, the beginning of the fiscal year.
Time frame for evaluation period: Minimum of two semesters and maximum of six semesters. If
a club is not granted affiliation with the program after six
semesters of evaluation, all privileges detailed below (#9) will
be suspended for a period of one year after which the process
for starting and becoming an affiliated sport club must begin
again.
*Clubs will not be allowed to begin a fall semester as "requesting
affiliation" with five previous semesters of evaluation already
completed. |
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During
the evaluation period, club officers and members will be expected
to adhere to all applicable University, Campus Recreation, and
Club Sports guidelines. |
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9. |
During
the evaluation period, clubs may be granted the following PRIVILEGES*: |
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a)
General administrative assistance and guidance from Assistant
Director-Club Sports. The Assistant Director-Club
Sports have an open door policy; so feel
free to stop by at any time with questions, concerns, or feedback
on any topic related to sport clubs.
b) Carmichael Gymnasium & Miller Field requested facility scheduling
access for practice & events (game, match, tourney, service
project, clinic, workshop, etc). Dependent upon availability
after affiliated clubs' requests are filled (see Carmichael
Gymnasium & Miller Field Facility Usage).
c) Inclusion in the club officer Listserv (see E-Mail
Listserv & Website Information).
d) Full voting rights on any decisions brought before
club officers. Does not include the ability to nominate a club
officer or member for election to the Club Sports Council (see
Club Sports Council).
e) Office services including limited photocopying &
fax service, limited long distance telephone calls, and a
Campus Recreation mailbox, if available (see Office Services).
f) Student supervision of scheduled events that take
place at the Carmichael Gymnasium & Miller Field complex
(see Student Supervision).
g) Publicity of upcoming events and results through
bulletin boards, www.ncsu.edu/Campus_Rec, and the Technician
(see Publicity).
h) Ability to link the club's webpage to www.ncsu.edu/Campus_Rec
(see E-Mail Listserv & Website Information).
* Clubs classified as "requesting affiliation" will be limited
to the above privileges and do not receive any funding from
Campus Recreation or Club Sports. As is the case with all affiliated
clubs, "privileges" can be withdrawn for failure to adhere
to guidelines. |