Position Description
President
  • The president shall represent the club at all scheduled Sports Club Council (SCC) meetings.
  • The president shall attend all SCC budget meetings.
  • The president shall preside over all club elections.
  • The president shall assist all other officers with their respective duties, and execute them in the officer’s absence.
Vice President
  • The vice president shall execute all responsibilities of the president in the president’s absence.
  • The vice president shall serve as a second representative at SCC meetings if a second officer is required to attend.
  • The vice president shall schedule and prepare an agenda for the monthly officers meeting, as well as for the transition meeting for outgoing and incoming officers.
Treasurer
  • The treasurer shall monitor the club’s finances and expenses, and create a budget for the semester.
  • The treasurer shall be responsible for any paperwork for the SCC or University of Pennsylvania recreation department which pertains to the club’s finances.
  • The treasurer shall attend all SCC budget meetings.
Secretary
  • The secretary shall take attendance at all club practices, and keep track of all members’ practice hours.
  • The secretary shall take minutes at all monthly officers meetings.
  • The secretary shall be responsible for maintaining the club’s list serve, and informing the general membership of any club announcements.
  • The secretary shall be responsible for submitting a list of all non-Penn practice participants to the recreation department for approval.
Social and Recruitment Chair
  • The social and recruitment chair shall be responsible for fostering interaction among club members outside of practice.
  • The social and recruitment chair shall be responsible for coordinating the club’s recruitment efforts, including but not limited to all campus activities fairs and advertisements.



Election Rules
  • All members in good standing are eligible to vote in club elections, where good standing is defined as current with dues as of the previous practice.
  • Positions shall be awarded to the candidate who receives 50% plus one of all votes cast, with run-offs between the two frontrunners in the case when no candidate can be declared the winner.
  • In the unlikely case of a tie during the run-off, the outgoing president shall cast the deciding vote.
  • There shall be no term limits for any elected office, but it is expected that the lower classes will be represented among the officers to promote continuity.