Interfraternity Council

“Late or penalty fee 13,820 bad debt repayment 3,168 refunds 191 total 17,179”

“Habitat for humanity 13,750 0 0”

“Expenses advertising/publicity 11,561 office supplies and expense -987 bad check fee 75 finance charge or late fee 41 telephone expense 120 computer services 6,958 computer software 12 trip/travel expense 1,146 conference/convention expense 30,914 meeting expense 15,447 registration expense 8,025 callout expense 1,125 awards 417 banquet expense 3,902 button expense 767 clothing expense 10,370 food and drink expense 454 physical plant services 83 service contract pymt 9,576 rental expense 2,577 service contract pymt 13,850 vendor contract pymt 5,000 greek life assistant 2,523 bad debt expense 5,144 merchandise expense 1,323 aged uncashed check reiss -325 non-investment depreciation 120 total 130,218”

“606 606 less accumulated depreciation 188 308 total 418 298”

“Through the unification of the purdue fraternity and sorority community, we will strive to create an environment where member fraternities, governing councils, and all members coordinate the development of academic values, interpersonal skills, relationships, and social experiences. The interfraternity council will provide our member organizations with the resources necessary to develop world-class leaders; thus bettering ourselves, our campus, and our community.”

“Create and maintain cooporation and coordinate interfraternal affairs among member fraternities; foster the development of scholarship and leadership among member fraternities and their memebers; promote a positive relationship between community and member fraternities; act as a medium between member fraterntiies and other student organizations, the student body, and the faculty and administration; institute policies and rules that will maintain the purposes of the ifc; provide service”

“Additions 1. Article xviii e line 2, 3 addition of mandatory reporting of all chapter community service hours and philanthropy dollars raised. 2. Article xxi g line 1 addition of mandatory average of three community service hours per member for member fraternities. 3. Article xxv addition of alcohol policy article. 4. Article xxv c addition of exceptions section to the alcohol policy. 5. Article x d line 10,11 addition of duties of vice president of programming and education calling for interfraternity council presentations and education for member fraternities and collaboration with rise on social function management education. 6. Article x d line 10,11 addition of associate vice president of risk management. 7. Article xxvi addition of attendance policy article. Amendments 1. Article xxiv e line 1,2 amended mandatory semester and cumulative index from 2.5 to 2.65. 2. Article x d,e amended executive board positions. Director of risk management becomes vice president of risk management. Vice president of recruitment becomes vice president of membership. Vice president of membership oversees director of public and greek relations. All related fields updated. 3. Article xi a amended board of director positions by combining the director of finance with the director of information technology and communications to become the director of finance and information technology. All related fields updated. 4. Article xxva amended alcohol policy to allow glass containers. 5. Article x d amended title of vice president of operations to vice president of programming and education to better address their responsibilities. 6. Article i c line 4 removed nominations from floor at election meeting. 7. Article xi a budget must be brought to majority vote and pc must approve with majority vote any line item change of over 1000.”