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Re: [APO-L] Consistent Sectional chair start date?

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Natt Joel-EJN018)
Tue May 21 08:45:27 2002

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From: Natt Joel-EJN018 <joel.natt@MOTOROLA.COM>
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--- On Mon, 05/20 2002, Joseph Fisher Wrote:

>--- On Mon 05/20, Randy Finder wrote:
>> suggested that the section could decide to have the new section
>> chair always start on June 1 regardless when the section
>> conference and that is kosher according to the National by-laws.
>> Any ideas?

> I would think that it is more convenient for most chairs to go
> ahead and start right at the conference, when they can gather
> staff and otherwise organize and motivate people.  If they wait
> until June, when few students are around, and staff may have had
> two months to find other things to do, that may make it difficult
> to get things done.

I agree and disagree (yes I am on both sides).  I believe that as Randy points out to have a consentient start date will benefit the fraternity and the students.  It would create for a clear period of both transition and closer; additionally it would allow the both the National Office and the students time to not only finish the year with the same person, but address any final concerns that the out-going Section Chair was dealing with thus ensuring for a clear transition.

Furthermore it would allow the in-coming SC to get to know both the students and existing staff to better help them assemble a Staff that will support the Section better.

Think of it like the Presidential or Congressional Elections, they have a period of transition and everything works for them still.

Just my thoughts:

Yours in Leadership, Friendship and Service

Joel
ADT #14
Founder, Life Member
cDSK '99

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