The financial incentive that can be awarded to the chapter must be used by the class in the form of a class gift or a financial contribution to Homecoming or Greek Week competitions. The financial gift that the class chooses must be approved by the Office of Student Engagement and the IFC Executive Board. The scale for determining the amount of money given to each fraternity from the IFC is as follows: 0.25-0.49=$25.00; 0.5-0.74=$50.00; 0.75-0.99= $125.00; any increase equal to or over 1.0=$250.00. GPA increases will never be rounded up. For example, an increase of 0.999 will be calculated as an increase of 0.99, not 1.0. ARTICLE II Expansion Policy The IFC at Missouri University encourages and promotes the growth of both its current and potential organizations. The IFC or any member fraternities shall not restrict the expansion of future potential fraternities. We are committed to (Inter)National Greek organizations and will put first the interests and welfare of current chapters; second, the reestablishing of National fraternities formerly having chapters at Missouri State University; third, the Colonization of new (Inter)National fraternities; and fourth, the Colonizing of a local group. The following steps and procedures should be followed for an interested group to become involved with the IFC at Missouri State University. Each year the expansion policy will be reviewed and voted on by the current council. Expansion Committee: Purpose: The Expansion Committee shall deal with all matters pertaining to the expansion of the IFC. All action in the area of expansion must be approved and sanctioned by this committee. Membership: The Expansion Committee shall be a semesterly duty of the VP of Recruitment immediately following recruitment. Some members of the committee may include (but not limited to): Assistant Director of Student Engagement for Fraternity and Sorority Life 5-7 Chapter Representatives Prominent Alumni (or Chapter Advisor) from an and a younger campus chapter. Duties: The expansion committee will annually review the status and climate of the fraternity system Fall and Spring Recruitment, and to make recommendations to the IFC concerning expansion. The committee will use the following data to help determine their recommendation: Enrollment figures
The financial incentive that can be awarded to the chapter must be used by the class in the form of a class gift or a financial contribution to Homecoming or Greek Week competitions. The financial gift that the class chooses must be approved by the Office of Student Engagement and the IFC Executive Board. The scale for determining the amount of money given to each fraternity from the IFC is as follows: 0.25-0.49=$25.00; 0.5-0.74=$50.00; 0.75-0.99= $125.00; any increase equal to or over 1.0=$250.00. GPA increases will never be rounded up. For example, an increase of 0.999 will be calculated as an increase of 0.99, not 1.0. ARTICLE II Expansion Policy The IFC at Missouri University encourages and promotes the growth of both its current and potential organizations. The IFC or any member fraternities shall not restrict the expansion of future potential fraternities. We are committed to (Inter)National Greek organizations and will put first the interests and welfare of current chapters; second, the reestablishing of National fraternities formerly having chapters at Missouri State University; third, the Colonization of new (Inter)National fraternities; and fourth, the Colonizing of a local group. The following steps and procedures should be followed for an interested group to become involved with the IFC at Missouri State University. Each year the expansion policy will be reviewed and voted on by the current council. Expansion Committee: Purpose: The Expansion Committee shall deal with all matters pertaining to the expansion of the IFC. All action in the area of expansion must be approved and sanctioned by this committee. Membership: The Expansion Committee shall be a semesterly duty of the VP of Recruitment immediately following recruitment. Some members of the committee may include (but not limited to): Assistant Director of Student Engagement for Fraternity and Sorority Life 5-7 Chapter Representatives Prominent Alumni (or Chapter Advisor) from an and a younger campus chapter. Duties: The expansion committee will annually review the status and climate of the fraternity system Fall and Spring Recruitment, and to make recommendations to the IFC concerning expansion. The committee will use the following data to help determine their recommendation: Enrollment figures
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