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the organization's proposed name, purpose, at least 5 interested members' names, a membership contact list, interest category and the faculty/staff advisor, which has been selected for your organization.

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Next, submit a Microsoft ~xcel Spreadsheet of your officers and members with the following information: Full Name, Student ID number, on/off campus address, On-Campus phone number, Cabrini e-mail account, and other e-mail account.

After this is cmnpleted OSA will issue you a tentative registration that will be allowed for 30 days until final approval of your organization. Within those 30 days the organization must submit a constitution. If the deadline is surpassed with no constitution the tentative registration will be revoked.

Some things that should be included in the constitution are affiliates with local, state and national groups, group membership requirements, advisor's term or service and selection process, officer's titles, terms of office, election process, purpose, amendments, meetings, etc.

To obtain a guideline and application to register a student organization, go to the Office of Student Activities or call their office at 610-902-8410 to learn more To learn more about other student organizations v1s1t http://www.cabrini.edu/default.as px?paged=223.

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