Bylaws Article I Name – Section 1. The name of this organization shall be the Greenwood Alumnae Council (GAC) of the National Pan-Hellenic Council (GAC). Article II Object – Section 1. The purpose of the GAC is to foster cooperation among its member organizations, focusing on matters of mutual concern, working together to improve the greater Greenwood community, support undergraduate growth and development and to use its collective influence to promote the general welfare of men, women, and children in the greater Greenwood geographic area. Section 2. GAC may, at its discretion, participate in social welfare activities to promote the general wellbeing of the community in which it exists, including but not limited to, providing educational scholarships, encouraging civic engagement, promoting health and promoting personal development and growth. (Note: This is an optional addition. If your council does more than what is in section 1, you have to provide for those activities in this article. The above language is just a suggestion of what you might want to say to cover other activities in which your council may engage.) Article III Members – Section 1. Only chapters organizations are recognized by the National body of the National Pan-Hellenic Council may participate with the GAC. Section 2. Only chapters who are in good standing with their national organization may participate with the GAC. Section 3. Only chapters whose national organizations are in good standing with the National Pan-Hellenic Council can participate with the GAC. Section 4. In order to remain active as an alumni council, GAC must have no fewer than two participating member organizations active with this council, unless permission to continue functioning is granted by the National Executive Director.
Bylaws Article I – Name Section 1. The name of this organization shall be the Greenwood Alumnae Council (GAC) of the National Pan-Hellenic Council (GAC). Article II – Object Section 1. The purpose of the GAC is to foster cooperation among its member organizations, focusing on matters of mutual concern, working together to improve the greater Greenwood community, support undergraduate growth and development and to use its collective influence to promote the general welfare of men, women, and children in the greater Greenwood geographic area. Section 2. GAC may, at its discretion, participate in social welfare activities to promote the general wellbeing of the community in which it exists, including but not limited to, providing educational scholarships, encouraging civic engagement, promoting health and promoting personal development and growth. (Note: This is an optional addition. If your council does more than what is in section 1, you have to provide for those activities in this article. The above language is just a suggestion of what you might want to say to cover other activities in which your council may engage.) Article III – Members Section 1. Only chapters organizations are recognized by the National body of the National Pan-Hellenic Council may participate with the GAC. Section 2. Only chapters who are in good standing with their national organization may participate with the GAC. Section 3. Only chapters whose national organizations are in good standing with the National Pan-Hellenic Council can participate with the GAC. Section 4. In order to remain active as an alumni council, GAC must have no fewer than two participating member organizations active with this council, unless permission to continue functioning is granted by the National Executive Director.
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