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PREAMBLE |
The name of the organization shall be Cambodian Students of Aloha
at the University of Hawaii. The CSAloha is a non-profit organization
that provides assistance to all Cambodian students with a goal toward
higher education. The CSAloha will also be involved in promoting
and preserving the Khmer Culture and promoting interactions and
understanding among people of Khmer heritage and those who bear
interest in Cambodia and/or her culture and people. The CSAloha
operates as one of registered independent organizations (RIOs) and
does not represent any political or religious ideologies both on/off
campus
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Article I-Name |
The name of the organization shall be Cambodian Students of Aloha
at the University of Hawaii. It is also known as CSAloha
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Article II-Purpose |
Section 1 - Membership is open to all students, faculty
and staff who are affiliated with the different colleges/universities
and who bear interest in Khmer culture throughout the communities
within the state of Hawaii.
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Article III-Memberships |
Section 1 - Membership is open to all students, faculty
and staff who are affiliated with the different colleges/universities
and who bear interest in Khmer culture throughout the communities
within the state of Hawaii.
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Section 2 - Types of membership shall consist of active,
associate, life, and honorary memberships. |
- Active membership requires that the member must be enrolled
as a student in the University of Hawaii.
- Associate membership, these are enrolled at other colleges/universities.
They shall have the same requirements and privileges as active
members, except that associate member may not hold office.
- Life membership is offered to those in the community who contributed
substantial time, effort and goodwill to the organization and
have been significant and active member of the organization.
- Honorary membership may be conferred upon an individual who
provided exceptional support, guidance and contribution to CSAloha
and is chosen by the executive board for such honor.
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Article IV-Officers |
Section 1 - Officers will consist of the following: |
- President
- Vice-President
- Secretary
- Treasurer
- Public Relations
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Section 2 - Qualification: |
- The President and Vice-president shall be able to speak Khmer
and understand the Khmer culture thoroughly.
- Each of the officers shall be a registered student or affiliated
at the University of Hawaii.
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Section 3 - Duties of Officers: |
- The President shall preside over the entire executive board
and general meetings of the organization. The President shall
enforce the constitution and rules of the organization.
- The Vice-President shall assist the president in his /her duties
and to perform the tasks of the President in his/her absence.
- The secretary shall be responsible for recordings and other
administrative businesses.
- The treasurer shall be in charge of all financial matters of
the organization including the funds of the organization, sign
all checks, and keep an account of all the transaction of the
organization.
- The public relation officer shall have the ability to reach
out within communities and as well as global.
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Section 4 - Termination and Reinstatement: |
An officer who does not comply with assigned responsibilities
may be relieved of office by two-third majority vote of the active
members.
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Section 5 - Vacancy: |
A candidate must be agreed upon by two-third of majority vote by
the active members. |
Section 6 - Term and Office: |
- Officer shall be held a year term of office.
- Officer are allowed to run for reelection.
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Article V-The Executive Board |
Section 1 - The executive board shall consists of the officers. |
Section 2 - The executive board shall handle the regular
business of the organization. |
Article VI-Elections |
Section 1 - Active members, who meet the qualification listed
in Section 2, Article IV, shall be eligible to run for office. |
Section 2 - Election of all officers for the following
academic year shall be held during the month of January. All members
shall be notified regarding the election.
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Article
VII-Meetings
Section
1 Executive meeting shall be held monthly and open to only officers.
Section
2 General meeting is open to all members. Meeting are arranged
and scheduled by the executive board.
Article
VIII-Finances
Section
1 Membership Fee:
Membership
fee shall be a fee of $10 per semester for each member. All fees
should be given to the Treasurer.
Section
2 Authority:
- The
bank account shall be named under the organization.
- The
treasurer shall have the right to access the account under the
President's authority.
Section
3 Plans of budget:
- All
expenditure shall be spent for the purpose of the organization
only.
- All
expenditure should be decided by two-third of the executive
board.
Article
IX-Original Founders
These
are the original founders of CSAloha: Savouth
Chea and Chanthoeun To
Article
X-Amendments
Section
1 The bylaws may be amended or revised by an affirmative vote
of two-thirds of all active members at a meeting designed for that
purpose. Copies of proposed amendments shall be provided to all
members in writing or other appropriate through media of communication
at least one month prior to meeting.
Section
2 The name of the organization shall not be changed, used
or formatted into any other form without the written permission
of the original founders.
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