Computer Science Club Constitution
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1 version 2.0 Computer Science Club Constitution Contents I) Name of Organization II) Acceptance and Compliance to Registration Requirements and Limitations III) Limits of Registration IV) Annual Re-registration V) Purpose VI) Activities VII) Membership Requirements VIII) Membership Procedures IX) Voting Privileges X) Associate Membership XI) Officers XII) Terms of Office XIII) Officer Responsibilities and Duties XIV) Election of Officers XV) Voting Powers of Officers XVI) Removal of Officers XVII) Vacancies XVIII) Committees XIX) Meetings XX) Finances XXI) Publications Code XXII) Adviser XXIII) External Affiliations XXIV) Bylaws XXV) Amendments I) Name of Organization Computer Science Club, also known as: CS Club CSC II) Acceptance and Compliance to Registration 1 of 8
2 Requirements and Limitations The Computer Science Club and its membership accept and will fully comply with the requirements and limitations of registration. III) Limits of Registration Registered student organizations are student associations and are not official components of the University. Registration does not permit a student organization to use or act in the name of the University, to represent the University, engage in any contractual obligation in the name of the University nor represent the organization as being an official part of the University. Registered student organizations are permitted to have approved external affiliations. Registration expressly permits registered student organizations to only operate on campus. Off-campus activities of registered student organizations are the sole responsibility of the organization, officers and members, unless expressly approved in advance by the University. Membership in a registered student organization and participation in its activities are voluntary and all risks of personal injury, property damage or other losses incidental to membership or participation in activities are assumed solely by the student organization and/or individual member(s) or participant(s). IV) Annual Re-registration The Computer Science Club will submit its annual re-registration application during the reregistration period following the election of new officers. The re-registration period is defined as being the week after the election of new officers. V) Purpose The Computer Science Club has been created as an extracurricular resource for Computer Science students and students of other majors interested in Computer Science. It is intended to provide supplemental education, opportunities for professional networking, and experience with non-scholastic projects. The goal of the Pitt CSC is to empower University of Pittsburgh students with the confidence and the agency to succeed during their time as students, as well as beyond graduation. VI) Activities Education One of the biggest struggles for computer science students is the disparity between the material that is taught in class and what is needed in the workplace. The Computer Science Club hopes to bridge this gap in knowledge and provide a means for students to gain skills that they wouldn't learn in class through weekly presentations, created and performed by students, professors, and industry spokespeople, which will give attendees at least a basic 2 of 8
3 level of knowledge on the presentation subject. Each of these presentations will be recorded or in some way be made available to all members of the club as references for future learning. In addition, off-schedule workshops and company tours will be scheduled to allow students to learn more about technology around Pittsburgh. Networking One of the main goals of the Computer Science Club is to provide a way for like-minded students to meet each other, with the hope of sharing ideas and collaborating on projects. Often times, it is hard to know people that possess particular skills, so the club will provide an opportunity for students to get to know each other and learn what their peers' strengths and weaknesses are. In addition, the club will provide a means for students to socialize and network with people in the computing industry in Pittsburgh and across the country through alumni and company connections, with the hope of helping students discover ideal future careers and even connect with potential employers. Experience Lastly, practical experience is hard to come by, unless you have a focused way of achieving it. The Computer Science Club hopes to offer these opportunities to students through a couple of semester or year long projects, which club members will partake in based on their individual areas of interest and levels of experience. Beginner students will collaborate with knowledgable ones, working together to build an open source project that will always be available to them as a testament to their skills and abilities; this not only provides them with valuable skills, but shows potential employers and friends they have a specific skillset. In addition, the projects will stay under the ownership of the club, meaning that all of the code will remain to guide future learning. VII) Membership Requirements 1. Membership is open to currently enrolled Pitt students as defined herein. 2. All members must accept and comply with all of the requirements and limitations of registration as a condition of membership. 3. Membership in the Computer Science Club is voluntary and all risk of personal injury, property damage or other losses that occur incidental to membership or participation in activities are assumed solely by the student organization and/or individual member(s) or non-member participant(s). Accordingly, the University of Pittsburgh, its officers and agents shall not be responsible nor liable for any claims or causes of action for damage or loss of property or personal injury of any kind or nature which may arise out of or are incidental to the conduct of any organization s activities or that of any individual s participation in any group-related activity. it is further understood and agreed that it is the responsibility of the officers of the organization to assure that all of the organization s members and non-member participants in all activities sponsored by the Computer Science Club are fully informed and advised of this ASSUMPTION OF RISK, and in the event any individual member or participant should express or indicate non-acceptance, the organization s officers shall forbid participation and/or membership of such individual. In regard to the organization 3 of 8
4 member or non-member participant Assumption of Risk, the Computer Science Club acknowledges that the University recommends that the organization members and non-member participants make every effort to arrange for the acquisition of liability insurance sufficient to protect all participants against those risks being assumed. For sport-related organizations, the University recommends that each individual have insurance sufficient to allow for any risks by participation, accident or by deficiencies in physical health. 4. No hazing or illegal discriminatory criteria for membership, including those listed in the University of Pittsburgh s non-discrimination policy, will be used as a condition for membership in the organization. These factors include race, color, religion (except for religious organizations which may restrict membership to those who share their faithbased beliefs), national origin, ancestry, sex (except same sex organizations permitted under Title IX), age, marital status, familial status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, genetic information, disability or status as a veteran. This nondiscriminatory policy will be applied in a manner consistent with the requirements of the First Amendment of the United States Constitution and other laws applicable to student organizations. 5. There are no additional limitations for membership. 6. There are no financial requirements for membership. VIII) Membership Procedures 1. Recruitment:Recruitment for the Computer Science Club will occur throughout the year, though primarily at the beginning of the Spring and Fall semesters. 2. Application and Selection: As an optional co-curricular club, the Computer Science Club will not engage in a formal application or selection process. To be tendered membership, a student should provide contact information and be committed to participating regularly in group activities. Regular participation is defined as making a commitment to contribute to group activities when they have the time and making oneself available to come to meetings every week. 3. Membership Privileges: Members have voting privileges and may take advantage of all club events and resources. 4. Inactive Members: Members who do not attend at least two regular meetings or do not contribute to club activites during a semester will be considered inactive and removed from the club roster. 5. Reinstatement: Members can be reinstated by attending at least two regular meetings or contributing to club activites. IX) Voting Privileges Voting privileges are limited to currently enrolled Pitt student members in good standing with the organization. To maintain voting privileges, a member must be considered active. X) Associate Membership 4 of 8
5 Associate membership is comprised of students from neighboring universities and graduates that are interested in participating in the club's activities. Associate members may not vote, hold office nor serve in a formal leadership role. They may participate in organization meetings and activities. Pitt student membership shall comprise of at least 75% of the total membership at all times. XI) Officers The organization shall have the following officers: 1. President 2. Vice President 3. Business Manager 4. Events Coordinator XII) Terms of Office Officers will begin their terms at the end of the Spring semester and continue until the end of the subseqent Spring semester. XIII) Officer Responsibilities and Duties President The President is ultimately responsible for the activities and functions of the CSC. He or she serves as the representative of the club to other entities. Additionally, the President is primarily responsible for running group meetings. Vice President The Vice President is primarily responsible for securing speakers to give talks at the weekly meetings. The Vice President should maintain a running schedule throughout the year and continually build and maintain relationships with outside organizations and individuals. Business Manager The business manager is responsible for processing reimbursements and keeping a detailed budget as well as representing the club before the University and outside organizations in the request of funding, sponsorship, or any form of monetary allocation. Additionally, the business manager will take care of all room rentals for both regular meetings and events. Events Coordinator The Events Coodinator is responsible for planning, running, and advertising non-regular club events. He or she should coordinate with relevant organizations during the planning 5 of 8
6 process such as for joint events. Additionally, the Events Coordinator should maintain the club's social media presence. XIV) Election of Officers Elections occur once a year at the end of each Spring semester. 1. Nomination Procedure: There is no nomination procedure. Intended candidates must notify the incumbent President of their intent to run. 2. Eligibility Requirements: Any active member is eligible to run for any officer position. 3. Election Process: Votes will be cast during a specified voting meeting. The incumbent business manager will coordinate the collecting and counting of votes and the announcement of new officers. 4. Eligibility Requirements for Voting: Any active member is eligible to vote. 5. Voting Required to Elect an Officer: The officer elected is determined by a simple majority of votes cast. 6. Multiple Positions: An officer cannot hold more than one position 7. Absentee Ballots: Absentee ballots will be accepted at the discretion of the incumbent officers. 8. Contests: At the request of a contesting member, election results shall be recounted by the incumbent business manager. XV) Voting Powers of Officers All officers and retain voting rights. In the event of a tie, the President shall break the tie. XVI)Removal of Officers If the board decides that a particular officer is not fulfilling their duties as set out above and/or decided upon otherwise, the board can move to replace that officer by a simple majority vote. XVII) Vacancies Vacancies shall be filled by holding another election. In the event that another election cannot be held, the officers may appoint a new officer to that position by a majority vote. If this is the case, the appointed officer may be an officer that already holds another position. The new officer will finish out the term, and elections will be held as usual at the end of the spring term. XVIII) Committees The Computer Science Club has no committees. 6 of 8
7 XIX) Meetings Regular meetings are held once a week. All interested persons are able to attend. To officially conduct and approve the business of the organization, at least one quarter of the members must be present. Special meetings can be called by any officer, granted members are given at least 5 days notice. The president will take on the responsibilities of the Chairperson, and will be responsible for running group meetings. XX) Finances Group funds will be spent to provide club enhancements, including but not limited to helping to offset the costs of attending hackathons, providing refreshments/food during events, and paying for software subscriptions. All expenses must be approved by the Business Manager and President. The Computer Science Club shall fully comply with the University fundraising policies and procedures for registered student organizations. The organization will not maintain an outside bank account if it receives funding from Student Government Board. XXI) Publications Code In compliance with the Publications Code for Student Organizations, all publications of the organization will comply with current copywriter laws, be distributed according to policies and procedures, refrain from expressions that are considered obscene or libelous according to current statute, advocate or insight the material interference or physical disruption of the educational process of the peace, order and decorum of the campus, or that advocate or insight imminent, lawless action or the violent overthrow of the government and identify the organization as publisher and specify that the group is a registered student organization at the University of Pittsburgh. XXII) Adviser The group advisor shall be selected by the board by a simple majority vote. In the event of the need arising to remove an advisor, a simple majority must approve the decision. The advisor is not required to provide any particular services to the Computer Science Club, but is encouraged to take an interest in the education of the group's members and is welcome to participate in any of the group's activities, especially in their area of technical expertise. XXIII) External Affiliations The Computer Science Club is not affiliated with any external organizations. 7 of 8
8 XXIV) Bylaws The Computer Science Club has no additional by-laws. XXV) Amendments All constitution additions, revisions and deletions must be reported to the SORC. 8 of 8
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