CONSTITUTION
COLORADO REGION OF PHI THETA KAPPA
PREAMBLE
That the academic excellence among community/junior college students may be nurtured; that the opportunity may be provided for leadership training; that an intellectual climate may be promoted for an interchange of ideas and ideals; and that scholars may be imbued with desire for continuing education, we dedicate ourselves as members of Phi Theta Kappa. Among us, membership is a privilege earned by qualifications, honor, and service. In the conduct of our activities, truth shall be our quest, diligence our staff and achievement our purpose.
ARTICLE I. NAME OF ORGANIZATION
The name of this organization shall be known as the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa.
ARTICLE II. PURPOSE OF ORGANIZATION
The purpose of this organization shall be to provide a means through which chapters of Phi Theta Kappa in the Colorado Region may better achieve the goals and purposes of the International Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society; to promote participating by members in regional Phi Theta Kappa activities; and to foster fellowship and understanding among Phi Theta Kappa members in the junior/community colleges of the Colorado Region.
ARTICLE III. DIVISION OF ORGANIZATION
Section A.
Membership in the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa shall consist of all regional Phi Theta Kappa chapters and shall be members in good standing according to the established Bylaws.
Section B.
The Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa shall consist of an Executive Board in accordance with the Bylaws.
Section C.
The Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa shall have five standing committees:
Election, Advisory, Executive Projects, Communication, and Awards in accordance with the Bylaws.
ARTICLE IV. ELECTION OF OFFICERS
The regional officers shall be elected annually at the Regional Convention held the first Saturday in March prior to the International Convention and shall serve in accordance with the Bylaws.
ARTICLE V. POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
The governing body of the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa shall consist of an elected President, Vice President, and Vice President of Communication who will serve their office according to the Bylaws.
ARTICLE VI. POWER AND DUTIES OF THE REGIONAL COORDINATOR
The Regional Coordinator will be appointed by the International Executive Director and shall adhere to the international Bylaws of Phi Theta Kappa and act accordingly to the Bylaws of the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa.
ARTICLE VII. CONVENTIONS, CONFERENCES, AND BUSINESS MEETINGS
Spring Regional Conventions shall be held on the first weekend in March in accordance with the Bylaws.
Leadership Conference shall be held on the third weekend in September in accordance with the Bylaws.
A Summer Planning will be held following the International Convention and prior to the International Honors Institute each spring.
ARTICLE VIII. AMENDMENT PROCEDURES
The constitution of the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa may be amended according to the Bylaws.
ARTICLE IX. RATIFICATION
The Constitution of the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa may be ratified according to the Bylaws.
Revised: November 4, 1995
Revised: March 6, 1997
Revised: March 7, 1998
Revised: May 13, 2000
Revised: May 23, 2008
Revised: May 18, 2010
BYLAWS OF THE COLORADO REGION OF PHI THETA KAPPA
ARTICLE I – NAME
According to the discretion of the members in the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa, the name/title may be changed.
ARTICLE II – PURPOSE OF ORGANIZATION
The Bylaws of the established Constitution of the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa are to define further and support the articles set forth in said Constitution.
ARTICLE III – DIVISION OF ORGANIZATION
Section A.
Members in good standing.
Part 1. Chapters in good standing shall:
a. Have members in good standing who meet the requirements for membership in the International Phi Theta Kappa Society.
b. Pay dues for each new member of five dollars ($5) to be due within 30 days after each initiation or induction.
Part 2. Privileges of members in good standing. Members in good standing may:
a. Nominate chapter members for regional office.
b. Vote for regional officers.
c. Vote in business meetings of the Region.
d. Compete for regional awards.
e. Vote for regional awards participants.
f. Receive the regional newsletter.
Section B.
Executive Board.
Part 1. Officers shall be elected at the Regional Convention each year.
Part 2. The Executive Board shall be members in good standing and shall be the elected President, Vice President, and Vice President of Communication.
Part 3. The Regional Coordinator shall be an advisor from a chapter in good standing and will serve as Treasurer and as a non-voting member of the Executive Board.
Section C.
Standing Committees.
Part 1. Members of Standing Committees shall be elected by a vote of the membership at the Regional Convention each year.
Part 2. The Regional President or Executive Board may appoint ad hoc committees as needed.
Part 3. The Election Committee shall be appointed by the Regional President and shall:
a. Prepare candidate packets for Regional Office to be submitted at least 60 days before the Regional Convention.
b. Receive nominations for the Regional Phi Theta Kappa offices.
c. Prepare written ballots to be used for the elections at the Regional Convention.
d. Determine eligibility of the candidates (See Article IV of the Colorado Regional Constitution).
Part 4. The Advisory Committee shall:
a. Consist of advisors from all active regional Phi Theta Kappa chapters in good standing.
b. Consist of one student representative from each chapter in good standing.
c. Meet at least once a semester.
d. Oversee any grievances filed by any active member.
e. Be chaired by the advisor of the chapter alphabetically selected from chapters in good standing. The chair rotation to begin with the first chapter listed alphabetically by Greek name.
Part 5. The Executive Projects Committee shall:
a. Plan with the Regional Coordinator suitable projects for the regional chapters.
b. Plan and organize the leadership Conference and Regional Convention in cooperation with the hosting chapters.
Part 6. The Communication Committee shall:
a. Assist the Regional Coordinator and other officers with communications when requested.'
b. Oversee the production of the regional newsletter, The Mountain Scholar.
c. Oversee the production of the regional address and phone directory, Huglink.
Part 7. The Awards Committee shall:
a. Be composed of the chapter advisor and one chapter delegate from chapter attending the Regional Convention.
b. Send packets and materials for the regional entries no later than January 31 of the given year.
c. Coordinate acceptance of all regional essays and entries to be received a minimum of six week before Regional Convention.
d. Solicit and select the international regions that shall be responsible for judging the entries.
e. Submit the entries to these international regions no less than five weeks before the Regional Convention.
f. Receive and deliver the sealed results to the Regional Coordinator at the Regional Convention.
g. Reciprocate any request by other regions to judge the entries.
h. Vote for each awards entry in the event a decision does not arrive from the chosen regions in time for the Regional Convention.
i. Present, along with the Regional Coordinator, the results at the awards banquet following the Regional Convention.
ARTICLE IV. ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Section A. Election Procedures
Part 1. The regional officers shall be elected annually at the Regional Convention to be held prior to the International Convention.
Part 2. Officers shall be elected by a majority vote of the delegates at the Regional Convention. Each active chapter shall designate one member to serve as the chapter’s voting delegate.
Part 3. Officers shall be installed at the last business meeting of the Regional Convention and shall assume the duties of their office immediately.
Part 4. The Removal of Regional Officers:
a. Regional officers may be removed from the office if:
1. A complaint is signed by at least two chapters in good standing.
2. The complaint is submitted in writing to the Regional Coordinator.
3. The Regional Coordinator will notify the officer and ask for a written response.
4. The complaint and response shall be presented to the chapters in good standing.
5. A written vote of 2/3 of the regional chapters in good standing is required to remove an officer.
b. The appeals process for regional officers
1. The officer in question shall make a written request for all appeal to Regional Coordinators.
2. The Regional Coordinator shall call a hearing before the Advisory Committee.
3. A 2/3 cote of the Advisory Committee is necessary to reinstate a regional officer.
4. The decision of the Advisory Committee is final.
c. The Regional Coordinator, with the approval of the Executive Board, may appoint a replacement.
Section B. Candidate Requirements
Part 1. Candidates must be present at the convention in order to participate in the election.
Part 2. Candidates must be nominated by their chapters and the names received in writing by the Election Committee at least two weeks prior to the Regional Convention.
Part 3. All candidates will be required to meet with delegates in a business session prior to the election to explain their qualifications and to answer questions for the delegates.
Part 4. Candidates must be members of a chapter in good standing and meet all requirements of membership in that chapter in order to be elected.
Part 5. Regional officers are required to attend a community or junior college while holding office.
ARTICLE V. POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
Section A. The President shall:
Part 1. Serve as Chairman of the Executive Projects Committee
Part 2. Preside over the Regional Leadership Conference, the Regional Convention and all region business meetings, including meetings of the Executive Board.
Part 3. Direct regional activities and projects in conjunction with the Regional Coordinator.
Part 4. Appoint committees or direct the Executive Committee to do so.
Section B. The Vice President shall:
Part 1. Serve as Chairman of the Election Committee.
Part 2. Take the place of the President in his or her absence.
Part 3. Assist the President when called upon.
Part 4. Report the findings of the Elections Committee.
Part 5. Serve as Parliamentarian.
Part 6. Maintain the Colorado Regional Web Site.
Section C. The Vice President of Communication shall:
Part 1. Serve as Chairman of the Communication Committee.
Part 2. Assist the President when called upon.
Part 3. Keep accurate accounts of all regional business meetings.
Part 4. Prepare reports for all chapters and all regional meetings and activities.
Part 5. Serve as Historian.
Part 6. Act as liaison to Colorado Alumni Association.
ARTICLE VI. POWERS AND DUTIES OF REGIONAL COORDINATOR
Section A. The Regional Coordinator shall:
Part 1. Be appointed by the International Executive Director.
Part 2. Be the sponsor for the regional organization.
Part 3. Execute the financial transactions of the Region.
ARTICLE VII. CONVENTIONS, CONFERENCES, AND BUSINESS MEETINGS
Section A. The Regional Convention shall be held on the first weekend in March.
Section B. The Leadership Conferences shall be held in the third weekend in September.
Section C. The Regional Honors Institute shall be held on the first weekend in August.
Section D. Chapters in good standing will have the opportunity to serve as host or co-host for the Regional Convention, Leadership Conference, or Honors Institute on a rotation basis alphabetically by Greek names. The hosting chapter will firmly accept or decline by the date of the Summer Planning Meeting. A declining chapter’s name shall drop to the end of the rotation.
Section E. At the Summer Planning Meeting, the top six chapters in rotation with the Regional Executive Board will determine which two chapters will co-host each of the next year’s conferences.
Section F. The host chapter or chapters with the assistance of the Regional Executive Board shall provide for the convention or conference:
a. A suitable time and place.
b. An agenda.
Section G. A chapter may host or co-host only one convention or conference per Colorado Phi Theta Kappa year unless a complete rotation has taken place.
Section H. Regional business meetings may be held at the Regional Convention, the Regional Leadership Conference, the International Honors Institute, and the International Convention of Phi Theta Kappa.
Part 1. Special regional business meetings may be called any time the Regional President is in conference with at least 51 percent of the regional chapters in good standing.
Part 2. Minutes of all regional business meetings shall be sent to all regional chapters and shall be submitted for approval at the first meeting with a quorum.
Part 3. Robert’s Rules of Order shall be the only parliamentary guidelines for procedures and shall not conflict with the Constitution or Bylaws of the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa.
Section I. The Region must comply with all local, state, and federal laws regarding the American with Disabilities Act.
Section J. The Colorado Regional Board will host a Chapter Officer/Leadership Workshop at the Summer Planning Meeting.
ARTICLE VIII. AMENDMENT PROCEDURES
Section A. Amendments may be voted on if they were presented at a previous Regional Convention, conference, or business meeting.
Section B. Amendments to the Constitution may be affected by motion at any regional business meeting. A two-thirds (2/3) vote of chapters present shall be required for passage.
Section C. Voting by mail.
Part 1. Amendments may be initiated by the Executive Board and voted on by mail.
Part 2. Amendments require a two-thirds (2/3) cote of the regional chapters in good standing.
Part 3. The voting proxy must be signed by the Chapter President and Advisor.
ARTICLE IX. RATIFICATION
Section A. The Constitution must be ratified with a two-thirds (2/3) vote of all chapters in good standing.
Section B. This Constitution or any of its provisions may be suspended by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of all chapters in good standing who are present.
Section C. A like two-thirds (2/3) vote is required to reinstate any suspended provision.
Section D. Final interpretation of this Constitution shall be the responsibility of the Regional President, Vice President, and the Regional Coordinator.
Revised: November 4, 1995
Revised: March 6, 1997
Revised: March 7, 1998
Revised: May 13, 2000
Revised: May 23, 2008
COLORADO REGION OF PHI THETA KAPPA
PREAMBLE
That the academic excellence among community/junior college students may be nurtured; that the opportunity may be provided for leadership training; that an intellectual climate may be promoted for an interchange of ideas and ideals; and that scholars may be imbued with desire for continuing education, we dedicate ourselves as members of Phi Theta Kappa. Among us, membership is a privilege earned by qualifications, honor, and service. In the conduct of our activities, truth shall be our quest, diligence our staff and achievement our purpose.
ARTICLE I. NAME OF ORGANIZATION
The name of this organization shall be known as the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa.
ARTICLE II. PURPOSE OF ORGANIZATION
The purpose of this organization shall be to provide a means through which chapters of Phi Theta Kappa in the Colorado Region may better achieve the goals and purposes of the International Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society; to promote participating by members in regional Phi Theta Kappa activities; and to foster fellowship and understanding among Phi Theta Kappa members in the junior/community colleges of the Colorado Region.
ARTICLE III. DIVISION OF ORGANIZATION
Section A.
Membership in the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa shall consist of all regional Phi Theta Kappa chapters and shall be members in good standing according to the established Bylaws.
Section B.
The Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa shall consist of an Executive Board in accordance with the Bylaws.
Section C.
The Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa shall have five standing committees:
Election, Advisory, Executive Projects, Communication, and Awards in accordance with the Bylaws.
ARTICLE IV. ELECTION OF OFFICERS
The regional officers shall be elected annually at the Regional Convention held the first Saturday in March prior to the International Convention and shall serve in accordance with the Bylaws.
ARTICLE V. POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
The governing body of the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa shall consist of an elected President, Vice President, and Vice President of Communication who will serve their office according to the Bylaws.
ARTICLE VI. POWER AND DUTIES OF THE REGIONAL COORDINATOR
The Regional Coordinator will be appointed by the International Executive Director and shall adhere to the international Bylaws of Phi Theta Kappa and act accordingly to the Bylaws of the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa.
ARTICLE VII. CONVENTIONS, CONFERENCES, AND BUSINESS MEETINGS
Spring Regional Conventions shall be held on the first weekend in March in accordance with the Bylaws.
Leadership Conference shall be held on the third weekend in September in accordance with the Bylaws.
A Summer Planning will be held following the International Convention and prior to the International Honors Institute each spring.
ARTICLE VIII. AMENDMENT PROCEDURES
The constitution of the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa may be amended according to the Bylaws.
ARTICLE IX. RATIFICATION
The Constitution of the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa may be ratified according to the Bylaws.
Revised: November 4, 1995
Revised: March 6, 1997
Revised: March 7, 1998
Revised: May 13, 2000
Revised: May 23, 2008
Revised: May 18, 2010
BYLAWS OF THE COLORADO REGION OF PHI THETA KAPPA
ARTICLE I – NAME
According to the discretion of the members in the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa, the name/title may be changed.
ARTICLE II – PURPOSE OF ORGANIZATION
The Bylaws of the established Constitution of the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa are to define further and support the articles set forth in said Constitution.
ARTICLE III – DIVISION OF ORGANIZATION
Section A.
Members in good standing.
Part 1. Chapters in good standing shall:
a. Have members in good standing who meet the requirements for membership in the International Phi Theta Kappa Society.
b. Pay dues for each new member of five dollars ($5) to be due within 30 days after each initiation or induction.
Part 2. Privileges of members in good standing. Members in good standing may:
a. Nominate chapter members for regional office.
b. Vote for regional officers.
c. Vote in business meetings of the Region.
d. Compete for regional awards.
e. Vote for regional awards participants.
f. Receive the regional newsletter.
Section B.
Executive Board.
Part 1. Officers shall be elected at the Regional Convention each year.
Part 2. The Executive Board shall be members in good standing and shall be the elected President, Vice President, and Vice President of Communication.
Part 3. The Regional Coordinator shall be an advisor from a chapter in good standing and will serve as Treasurer and as a non-voting member of the Executive Board.
Section C.
Standing Committees.
Part 1. Members of Standing Committees shall be elected by a vote of the membership at the Regional Convention each year.
Part 2. The Regional President or Executive Board may appoint ad hoc committees as needed.
Part 3. The Election Committee shall be appointed by the Regional President and shall:
a. Prepare candidate packets for Regional Office to be submitted at least 60 days before the Regional Convention.
b. Receive nominations for the Regional Phi Theta Kappa offices.
c. Prepare written ballots to be used for the elections at the Regional Convention.
d. Determine eligibility of the candidates (See Article IV of the Colorado Regional Constitution).
Part 4. The Advisory Committee shall:
a. Consist of advisors from all active regional Phi Theta Kappa chapters in good standing.
b. Consist of one student representative from each chapter in good standing.
c. Meet at least once a semester.
d. Oversee any grievances filed by any active member.
e. Be chaired by the advisor of the chapter alphabetically selected from chapters in good standing. The chair rotation to begin with the first chapter listed alphabetically by Greek name.
Part 5. The Executive Projects Committee shall:
a. Plan with the Regional Coordinator suitable projects for the regional chapters.
b. Plan and organize the leadership Conference and Regional Convention in cooperation with the hosting chapters.
Part 6. The Communication Committee shall:
a. Assist the Regional Coordinator and other officers with communications when requested.'
b. Oversee the production of the regional newsletter, The Mountain Scholar.
c. Oversee the production of the regional address and phone directory, Huglink.
Part 7. The Awards Committee shall:
a. Be composed of the chapter advisor and one chapter delegate from chapter attending the Regional Convention.
b. Send packets and materials for the regional entries no later than January 31 of the given year.
c. Coordinate acceptance of all regional essays and entries to be received a minimum of six week before Regional Convention.
d. Solicit and select the international regions that shall be responsible for judging the entries.
e. Submit the entries to these international regions no less than five weeks before the Regional Convention.
f. Receive and deliver the sealed results to the Regional Coordinator at the Regional Convention.
g. Reciprocate any request by other regions to judge the entries.
h. Vote for each awards entry in the event a decision does not arrive from the chosen regions in time for the Regional Convention.
i. Present, along with the Regional Coordinator, the results at the awards banquet following the Regional Convention.
ARTICLE IV. ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Section A. Election Procedures
Part 1. The regional officers shall be elected annually at the Regional Convention to be held prior to the International Convention.
Part 2. Officers shall be elected by a majority vote of the delegates at the Regional Convention. Each active chapter shall designate one member to serve as the chapter’s voting delegate.
Part 3. Officers shall be installed at the last business meeting of the Regional Convention and shall assume the duties of their office immediately.
Part 4. The Removal of Regional Officers:
a. Regional officers may be removed from the office if:
1. A complaint is signed by at least two chapters in good standing.
2. The complaint is submitted in writing to the Regional Coordinator.
3. The Regional Coordinator will notify the officer and ask for a written response.
4. The complaint and response shall be presented to the chapters in good standing.
5. A written vote of 2/3 of the regional chapters in good standing is required to remove an officer.
b. The appeals process for regional officers
1. The officer in question shall make a written request for all appeal to Regional Coordinators.
2. The Regional Coordinator shall call a hearing before the Advisory Committee.
3. A 2/3 cote of the Advisory Committee is necessary to reinstate a regional officer.
4. The decision of the Advisory Committee is final.
c. The Regional Coordinator, with the approval of the Executive Board, may appoint a replacement.
Section B. Candidate Requirements
Part 1. Candidates must be present at the convention in order to participate in the election.
Part 2. Candidates must be nominated by their chapters and the names received in writing by the Election Committee at least two weeks prior to the Regional Convention.
Part 3. All candidates will be required to meet with delegates in a business session prior to the election to explain their qualifications and to answer questions for the delegates.
Part 4. Candidates must be members of a chapter in good standing and meet all requirements of membership in that chapter in order to be elected.
Part 5. Regional officers are required to attend a community or junior college while holding office.
ARTICLE V. POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
Section A. The President shall:
Part 1. Serve as Chairman of the Executive Projects Committee
Part 2. Preside over the Regional Leadership Conference, the Regional Convention and all region business meetings, including meetings of the Executive Board.
Part 3. Direct regional activities and projects in conjunction with the Regional Coordinator.
Part 4. Appoint committees or direct the Executive Committee to do so.
Section B. The Vice President shall:
Part 1. Serve as Chairman of the Election Committee.
Part 2. Take the place of the President in his or her absence.
Part 3. Assist the President when called upon.
Part 4. Report the findings of the Elections Committee.
Part 5. Serve as Parliamentarian.
Part 6. Maintain the Colorado Regional Web Site.
Section C. The Vice President of Communication shall:
Part 1. Serve as Chairman of the Communication Committee.
Part 2. Assist the President when called upon.
Part 3. Keep accurate accounts of all regional business meetings.
Part 4. Prepare reports for all chapters and all regional meetings and activities.
Part 5. Serve as Historian.
Part 6. Act as liaison to Colorado Alumni Association.
ARTICLE VI. POWERS AND DUTIES OF REGIONAL COORDINATOR
Section A. The Regional Coordinator shall:
Part 1. Be appointed by the International Executive Director.
Part 2. Be the sponsor for the regional organization.
Part 3. Execute the financial transactions of the Region.
ARTICLE VII. CONVENTIONS, CONFERENCES, AND BUSINESS MEETINGS
Section A. The Regional Convention shall be held on the first weekend in March.
Section B. The Leadership Conferences shall be held in the third weekend in September.
Section C. The Regional Honors Institute shall be held on the first weekend in August.
Section D. Chapters in good standing will have the opportunity to serve as host or co-host for the Regional Convention, Leadership Conference, or Honors Institute on a rotation basis alphabetically by Greek names. The hosting chapter will firmly accept or decline by the date of the Summer Planning Meeting. A declining chapter’s name shall drop to the end of the rotation.
Section E. At the Summer Planning Meeting, the top six chapters in rotation with the Regional Executive Board will determine which two chapters will co-host each of the next year’s conferences.
Section F. The host chapter or chapters with the assistance of the Regional Executive Board shall provide for the convention or conference:
a. A suitable time and place.
b. An agenda.
Section G. A chapter may host or co-host only one convention or conference per Colorado Phi Theta Kappa year unless a complete rotation has taken place.
Section H. Regional business meetings may be held at the Regional Convention, the Regional Leadership Conference, the International Honors Institute, and the International Convention of Phi Theta Kappa.
Part 1. Special regional business meetings may be called any time the Regional President is in conference with at least 51 percent of the regional chapters in good standing.
Part 2. Minutes of all regional business meetings shall be sent to all regional chapters and shall be submitted for approval at the first meeting with a quorum.
Part 3. Robert’s Rules of Order shall be the only parliamentary guidelines for procedures and shall not conflict with the Constitution or Bylaws of the Colorado Region of Phi Theta Kappa.
Section I. The Region must comply with all local, state, and federal laws regarding the American with Disabilities Act.
Section J. The Colorado Regional Board will host a Chapter Officer/Leadership Workshop at the Summer Planning Meeting.
ARTICLE VIII. AMENDMENT PROCEDURES
Section A. Amendments may be voted on if they were presented at a previous Regional Convention, conference, or business meeting.
Section B. Amendments to the Constitution may be affected by motion at any regional business meeting. A two-thirds (2/3) vote of chapters present shall be required for passage.
Section C. Voting by mail.
Part 1. Amendments may be initiated by the Executive Board and voted on by mail.
Part 2. Amendments require a two-thirds (2/3) cote of the regional chapters in good standing.
Part 3. The voting proxy must be signed by the Chapter President and Advisor.
ARTICLE IX. RATIFICATION
Section A. The Constitution must be ratified with a two-thirds (2/3) vote of all chapters in good standing.
Section B. This Constitution or any of its provisions may be suspended by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of all chapters in good standing who are present.
Section C. A like two-thirds (2/3) vote is required to reinstate any suspended provision.
Section D. Final interpretation of this Constitution shall be the responsibility of the Regional President, Vice President, and the Regional Coordinator.
Revised: November 4, 1995
Revised: March 6, 1997
Revised: March 7, 1998
Revised: May 13, 2000
Revised: May 23, 2008