Wilde Stein Officers*
President: Evan McDuff
Vice President: Lindsey Miller
Treasurer: Kelsey Flynn
Secretary: Kaiya Hansen
Public Relations: Tom Stevenson (Hope on FC)
Vice President: Lindsey Miller
Treasurer: Kelsey Flynn
Secretary: Kaiya Hansen
Public Relations: Tom Stevenson (Hope on FC)
*Any of the officers are available via their firstclass e-mail accounts and will be more than willing to help you with any questions you may have (or at least direct you to someone that can!).
The Wilde Stein Alliance for Sexual Diversity Constitution
We, the members of the Wilde Stein organization, whereas we are committed to our responsibility to spread awareness and educate the University of Maine community and the general public on the issues of diversity in sexuality: and whereas we are the principle student organization in the greater Bangor region representing the interests of this sexually diverse community: and in order to combat intolerance, fight discrimination, build an inclusive and welcoming environment, and encourage progressive policy as it relates to sexual diversity, gender identity, and gender expression; hereby resolve to renew our commitment to this organization and strengthen and advance our role at the University of Maine.
Therefore, be it enacted by the members assembled, this constitution for the Wilde Stein Alliance for Sexual Diversity.
Article I: Name
Section 1
The style of this organization shall be “The Wilde Stein Alliance for Sexual Diversity” and herein referred to as “Wilde Stein”.
Article II: Members and Meetings
Section 1
No person shall be considered a general member, and thus a voting member, of Wilde Stein who has not attended at least two general meetings each academic year; and is an enrolled undergraduate or graduate student at the University of Maine.
Section 2
General members shall assemble at least once in every week, and such meetings shall be on each Thursday, unless these members shall by vote appoint a different day.
Executive meetings shall be held at the beginning of each week.
Meetings of the several committees shall be held as necessary.
Special meetings may be called at any time by the president, or a majority of the executive officers, or by a majority of a quorum of general members.
Officers shall keep a record of the proceedings of each meeting, and from time to time publish the same, excepting as may in their judgment require confidentiality; and any votes on any question shall be entered in the record.
Barring extraordinary circumstances, officers of the executive board shall attend all executive, general, and special meetings unless excused by the President sufficiently in advance.
Section 3
The number, but not the names, of general voting members shall be recorded at each general meeting. General members shall judge of the elections and qualifications of the officers, and a majority of the average number of general members shall constitute a quorum to do business at any meeting.
Section 4
The minutes of every meeting shall be a matter of public record.
Article III: Executive officers
Section 1
Wilde Stein executive powers herein granted shall be vested in an Executive Board of undergraduate students, which shall consist of a President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary of Operations, and Secretary of Public Relations.
Section 2
The officers of Wilde Stein shall hold a term for a period of one academic year and be elected as follows:
Voting members of Wilde Stein may issue names, including their own, for the nomination of any office one week prior to voting; a person may be nominated to only one position; should a person be nominated to more than one office, that person must withdraw their name from the nomination of their choice. Nominees must accept nominations and be willing and able to uphold this constitution and their role explained herein.
The Vice President, as the principle officer with authority over elections, shall choose a period of no more than one week during which voting for executive officers shall occur. Votes shall be collected in a manner which shall best facilitate maximum participation and shall be counted during the next general meeting assembled by the Vice President. The Vice President shall, in the event of a conflict of interest, recuse their self from the election process; the general members assembled shall then elect a Vice President Pro Tempore to assume election duties.
In the event of resignation or inability to exercise the office of the President, the order of succession shall be as follows: Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary of Operations, and Secretary of Public Relations. In the event that the executive board is vacant, the coordinator of GLBT Services shall hold a special meeting of the general members; and they shall elect a President.
Section 3
The principle executive officer of Wilde Stein shall be the President. The President shall be responsible for external operations including the educational, social and administrative aspects of Wilde Stein; the President shall preside over all executive meetings, shall, as an ex-officio member, attend weekly General Student Senate meetings and cabinet meetings of the Student Government President, and shall nominate, by and with the advice and consent of the general voting members of Wilde Stein, committee chairpersons; and shall, with the consent of the coordinator of GLBT services, executive board vacancies, by granting commissions which shall expire at the end of the term.
The President may, upon personal discretion, nominate certain non-voting members to the executive board as may be deemed necessary to accomplish specific assignments.
The President shall from time to time give to the general members assembled, information of Wilde Stein’s activity, agenda, and mission, and recommend for their consideration such measures as judged necessary.
Section 4
In the absence of the President, the Vice President shall serve as the acting principle executive officer of Wilde Stein and shall assume all the responsibilities of the President.
The Vice President shall preside over general meetings, oversee general votes and elections, plan social events, implement and execute any commissions charged by the President, and, at his or her discretion, delegate said commissions to subordinate officers.
The Vice President shall serve as the chief judicial officer of Wilde Stein and shall have the sole power to interpret and enforce this constitution.
The Vice President shall, in the event of significant neglect or evasion of this constitution by another officer, elect to form a judicial committee which shall investigate any possible offense but shall exclude their self from any such proceeding in the event of a significant conflict of interest.
Section 5
The Treasurer shall be the principal financial advisor to the executive board and shall form an agenda consistent with that of the executive board’s by bringing a financial perspective to issues facing Wilde Stein. The Treasurer shall be responsible for formulating and recommending financial procedure and managing all debts; and shall oversee the activities of Wilde Stein in serving as the chief financial agent for the organization; and in drafting budgets and financial proposals.
Section 6
The Secretary of Operations shall serve as the chief clerical officer of Wilde Stein and shall record all votes, events, and general, executive and special meetings, and shall publish the same, excepting as may in the judgment of the executive board require confidentiality. The Secretary of Operations shall keep a journal of those numbers and notes commissioned by this constitution which may fall under the purview of the Secretary; and shall maintain the Wilde Stein archives and library and, from time to time, add to them as necessary.
Section 7
The Secretary of Public Relations shall serve as the chief spokesperson, communications, and advertising officer of Wilde Stein and shall pursue those projects which may help to increase the role of Wilde Stein within the university community and build a positive public perception of the organization.
Section 8
All executive officers shall reserve at least two hours each week during which they shall see to the business of their office.
The executive officers shall, at the total discretion of the University of Maine Student Government, receive for their services, compensation, and shall not receive within that period any other wage from Wilde Stein. Compensation of officers shall be the sole purview of Student Government.
Section 9
Any officer of the executive board or committee chairperson may be removed from their position for gross neglect of responsibilities or improper conduct resulting in negative consequences for Wilde Stein. In the event that such action is deemed necessary, a judicial committee shall be formed of voting members for the purpose of investigating the impropriety in question; the chairperson of this committee shall be the Vice President of Wilde Stein unless there may be a significant conflict of interest in which case the committee shall elect an appropriate chair. The judicial committee shall determine whether there are grounds for removal and, should such grounds be found, shall submit their findings to a general meeting assembled and call a final vote; no final vote may be called without the consent of the judicial committee. Results of a final vote may not be subject to further review or reconsideration.
Any person, whose position as an officer or committee chair of Wilde Stein is under scrutiny by a judicial committee or general meeting assembled shall have the right to be present at all such meetings and shall have the opportunity to make a statement in their defense at each meeting.
If, for any reason, an officer or chairperson’s enrollment expires prior to the end of the semester, the officer or chairperson in question must resign their post.
Article IV:Committees
Section 1
In order to assist Wilde Stein in:
Its analysis and evaluation of the application, administration, and execution of the goals and procedures laid out in this constitution, and
Its formulation, consideration, and enactment of such modifications of or changes in those goals and procedures, and of such additional goals and procedures, as may be necessary or appropriate,
Standing committees may be established by the executive board which shall review and study, on a continuing basis, the application, administration, and execution of the aforementioned goals and procedures, or parts thereof, the subject matter of which is within the jurisdiction of that committee.
The executive board shall establish select committees to examine certain emerging issues which may not fit clearly within existing standing committee jurisdictions or which may cross jurisdictional boundaries.
Article V:Amendments and Bylaws to this Constitution
Section 1
Whenever two thirds of the general members shall deem it necessary, they shall propose amendments or bylaws to this constitution, which shall be valid to all intents and purposes, as part of this constitution, when ratified by a quorum and the Vice President of Student Organizations.
As per the rules and regulations of Student Government, Wilde Stein may appeal any interdiction of the Vice President of Student Organizations to the General Student Senate.
Article VI:Prior Debts and Engagements
Section 1
All debts contracted and engagements entered into, before the ratification of this constitution, shall be as valid against Wilde Stein under this constitution, as under the previous one.
Article VII: GLBT Services and Wilde Stein Cooperation and Collaboration
Section 1
The executive board shall, as they may deem necessary and beneficial to the objectives of Wilde Stein, seek to establish and endorse those measures and programs which may forge a stronger partnership between Wilde Stein and GLBT Services; including but not limited to the consolidation of literature, and increased Wilde Stein activity with the Rainbow Resource Center, the Allies Council, and the Safe Zone Project.
Article VIII: Discrimination
Section 1
In complying with the letter of applicable laws and pursuing its own goals of diversity, Wilde Stein shall not discriminate on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, citizenship status, age, disability, or veteran status in employment, education, or membership in the Wilde Stein organization. Wilde Stein shall provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities upon request.
Wilde Stein shall regard freedom from discrimination and discriminatory harassment as an individual right which will be safeguarded as a matter of policy. Any employee, student, or officer will be subject to disciplinary action for a violation of this policy. Retaliation against anyone who makes a complaint of discrimination or harassment or who is involved in a complaint process will not be tolerated.
Article IX:Authority of this Constitution
Section 1
No part of this constitution shall be construed to prevail over or otherwise countermand or supersede the constitution or other governing documents of the University of Maine Student Government.
Article X: Dissolution of Assets
Section 1
Upon its dissolution, all assets under exclusive control of Wilde Stein shall, after payment of any outstanding debts, contracts, and obligations, be transferred to the University of Maine GLBT Services department.
Article XI: Ratification
Section 1
The Ratification in convention of two thirds of the general members assembled and unanimous approval of the executive board shall be sufficient for the adoption of this Constitution.
Done in convention by the consent of the general members present on the twenty-eighth day of February, two-thousand and eight; in witness whereof our officers have hereunto subscribed their names.
President: Rachel Denger
Vice President: Zachary Knox
Treasurer: Leah Hedstrom
Secretary of Operations: Nichole Cousins
Secretary of Public Relations: James A. Scott
Amendment I.
The President shall call to order and lead all executive board meetings. No Executive Board votes may occur without a quorum. A quorum shall consist of all constitutional officers (ex-officio officers are not constitutional officers).
Amendment II.
The Executive Board may hold a vote on any issue upon a motion for a vote by a constitutional officer and a second of that motion by another constitutional officer. Votes pass the executive board with a majority.
Amendment III.
The President must approve all votes passed by the executive board or veto the issue and provide his or her objections in writing to the Coordinator of GLBT services within 24 hours of the vote. Should the President choose to veto a motion, he or she must meet with the most senior officer of the opposition within 48 hours to discuss a possible compromise. Should no compromise be agreed upon, the motion shall be vetoed. Should a compromise be made, the motion shall return to the Executive Board.
A veto can be overridden by a two-thirds vote of general members at the next general meeting or at a special meeting.
In urgent and time-sensitive situations, the Executive Board may vote by a two-thirds majority to give the Coordinator of GLBT Services the power to override a veto.
Amendment IV.
At every General meeting, the President shall present a disposition of the minutes of the previous officer’s meeting and the Secretary shall present a disposition of the minutes of the previous general meeting.
Amendment V.
Officer resignations must be hand-delivered, in writing to the President and Secretary and accepted by the President within seven days of receipt. Presidential resignations shall be submitted to the Secretary and accepted within fourteen days of receipt. Vacant positions on the Executive Board shall be filled in accordance with Article III, Section 3, Paragraph 1 of this Constitution.
Amendment VI.
Any officer may be subject to censuring procedures upon a complaint issued to the coordinator of GLBT services by any officer. All complainants’ identities shall remain anonymous but the nature of the complaint shall be public. Following receipt of a complaint, the coordinator of GLBT services shall present the details of the complaint in writing to the general members. The general members shall vote as to whether there was a violation of this constitution and thus whether to censure the officer in question by a majority vote. Should an officer receive two censures, Article III, Section 9 of this constitution shall automatically take effect and the Vice-President shall assemble a judicial committee to consider the status of the officer in question.
Amendment VII.
The President may administer the day-to-day functions of Wilde Stein at his or her discretion. The President may not function contrary to the expressed will of the Executive Board. All decisions made by the President are subject to approval or rejection by the Executive Board and a subsequent veto of that vote by the President.
Amendment VIII.
The President must provide the Executive board with daily written reports of Wilde Stein’s activity, agenda, and mission, and recommend for their consideration such measures as judged necessary.
Amendment IX.
During every general meeting, a sufficient time period for general good and welfare shall be allotted during which any member may bring any issue to the attention of Wilde Stein general members.
Amendment X.
The Vice-President shall serve as the Sergeant-at-Arms at all general meetings unless he or she should elect to appoint another person for the position.
Therefore, be it enacted by the members assembled, this constitution for the Wilde Stein Alliance for Sexual Diversity.
Article I: Name
Section 1
The style of this organization shall be “The Wilde Stein Alliance for Sexual Diversity” and herein referred to as “Wilde Stein”.
Article II: Members and Meetings
Section 1
No person shall be considered a general member, and thus a voting member, of Wilde Stein who has not attended at least two general meetings each academic year; and is an enrolled undergraduate or graduate student at the University of Maine.
Section 2
General members shall assemble at least once in every week, and such meetings shall be on each Thursday, unless these members shall by vote appoint a different day.
Executive meetings shall be held at the beginning of each week.
Meetings of the several committees shall be held as necessary.
Special meetings may be called at any time by the president, or a majority of the executive officers, or by a majority of a quorum of general members.
Officers shall keep a record of the proceedings of each meeting, and from time to time publish the same, excepting as may in their judgment require confidentiality; and any votes on any question shall be entered in the record.
Barring extraordinary circumstances, officers of the executive board shall attend all executive, general, and special meetings unless excused by the President sufficiently in advance.
Section 3
The number, but not the names, of general voting members shall be recorded at each general meeting. General members shall judge of the elections and qualifications of the officers, and a majority of the average number of general members shall constitute a quorum to do business at any meeting.
Section 4
The minutes of every meeting shall be a matter of public record.
Article III: Executive officers
Section 1
Wilde Stein executive powers herein granted shall be vested in an Executive Board of undergraduate students, which shall consist of a President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary of Operations, and Secretary of Public Relations.
Section 2
The officers of Wilde Stein shall hold a term for a period of one academic year and be elected as follows:
Voting members of Wilde Stein may issue names, including their own, for the nomination of any office one week prior to voting; a person may be nominated to only one position; should a person be nominated to more than one office, that person must withdraw their name from the nomination of their choice. Nominees must accept nominations and be willing and able to uphold this constitution and their role explained herein.
The Vice President, as the principle officer with authority over elections, shall choose a period of no more than one week during which voting for executive officers shall occur. Votes shall be collected in a manner which shall best facilitate maximum participation and shall be counted during the next general meeting assembled by the Vice President. The Vice President shall, in the event of a conflict of interest, recuse their self from the election process; the general members assembled shall then elect a Vice President Pro Tempore to assume election duties.
In the event of resignation or inability to exercise the office of the President, the order of succession shall be as follows: Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary of Operations, and Secretary of Public Relations. In the event that the executive board is vacant, the coordinator of GLBT Services shall hold a special meeting of the general members; and they shall elect a President.
Section 3
The principle executive officer of Wilde Stein shall be the President. The President shall be responsible for external operations including the educational, social and administrative aspects of Wilde Stein; the President shall preside over all executive meetings, shall, as an ex-officio member, attend weekly General Student Senate meetings and cabinet meetings of the Student Government President, and shall nominate, by and with the advice and consent of the general voting members of Wilde Stein, committee chairpersons; and shall, with the consent of the coordinator of GLBT services, executive board vacancies, by granting commissions which shall expire at the end of the term.
The President may, upon personal discretion, nominate certain non-voting members to the executive board as may be deemed necessary to accomplish specific assignments.
The President shall from time to time give to the general members assembled, information of Wilde Stein’s activity, agenda, and mission, and recommend for their consideration such measures as judged necessary.
Section 4
In the absence of the President, the Vice President shall serve as the acting principle executive officer of Wilde Stein and shall assume all the responsibilities of the President.
The Vice President shall preside over general meetings, oversee general votes and elections, plan social events, implement and execute any commissions charged by the President, and, at his or her discretion, delegate said commissions to subordinate officers.
The Vice President shall serve as the chief judicial officer of Wilde Stein and shall have the sole power to interpret and enforce this constitution.
The Vice President shall, in the event of significant neglect or evasion of this constitution by another officer, elect to form a judicial committee which shall investigate any possible offense but shall exclude their self from any such proceeding in the event of a significant conflict of interest.
Section 5
The Treasurer shall be the principal financial advisor to the executive board and shall form an agenda consistent with that of the executive board’s by bringing a financial perspective to issues facing Wilde Stein. The Treasurer shall be responsible for formulating and recommending financial procedure and managing all debts; and shall oversee the activities of Wilde Stein in serving as the chief financial agent for the organization; and in drafting budgets and financial proposals.
Section 6
The Secretary of Operations shall serve as the chief clerical officer of Wilde Stein and shall record all votes, events, and general, executive and special meetings, and shall publish the same, excepting as may in the judgment of the executive board require confidentiality. The Secretary of Operations shall keep a journal of those numbers and notes commissioned by this constitution which may fall under the purview of the Secretary; and shall maintain the Wilde Stein archives and library and, from time to time, add to them as necessary.
Section 7
The Secretary of Public Relations shall serve as the chief spokesperson, communications, and advertising officer of Wilde Stein and shall pursue those projects which may help to increase the role of Wilde Stein within the university community and build a positive public perception of the organization.
Section 8
All executive officers shall reserve at least two hours each week during which they shall see to the business of their office.
The executive officers shall, at the total discretion of the University of Maine Student Government, receive for their services, compensation, and shall not receive within that period any other wage from Wilde Stein. Compensation of officers shall be the sole purview of Student Government.
Section 9
Any officer of the executive board or committee chairperson may be removed from their position for gross neglect of responsibilities or improper conduct resulting in negative consequences for Wilde Stein. In the event that such action is deemed necessary, a judicial committee shall be formed of voting members for the purpose of investigating the impropriety in question; the chairperson of this committee shall be the Vice President of Wilde Stein unless there may be a significant conflict of interest in which case the committee shall elect an appropriate chair. The judicial committee shall determine whether there are grounds for removal and, should such grounds be found, shall submit their findings to a general meeting assembled and call a final vote; no final vote may be called without the consent of the judicial committee. Results of a final vote may not be subject to further review or reconsideration.
Any person, whose position as an officer or committee chair of Wilde Stein is under scrutiny by a judicial committee or general meeting assembled shall have the right to be present at all such meetings and shall have the opportunity to make a statement in their defense at each meeting.
If, for any reason, an officer or chairperson’s enrollment expires prior to the end of the semester, the officer or chairperson in question must resign their post.
Article IV:Committees
Section 1
In order to assist Wilde Stein in:
Its analysis and evaluation of the application, administration, and execution of the goals and procedures laid out in this constitution, and
Its formulation, consideration, and enactment of such modifications of or changes in those goals and procedures, and of such additional goals and procedures, as may be necessary or appropriate,
Standing committees may be established by the executive board which shall review and study, on a continuing basis, the application, administration, and execution of the aforementioned goals and procedures, or parts thereof, the subject matter of which is within the jurisdiction of that committee.
The executive board shall establish select committees to examine certain emerging issues which may not fit clearly within existing standing committee jurisdictions or which may cross jurisdictional boundaries.
Article V:Amendments and Bylaws to this Constitution
Section 1
Whenever two thirds of the general members shall deem it necessary, they shall propose amendments or bylaws to this constitution, which shall be valid to all intents and purposes, as part of this constitution, when ratified by a quorum and the Vice President of Student Organizations.
As per the rules and regulations of Student Government, Wilde Stein may appeal any interdiction of the Vice President of Student Organizations to the General Student Senate.
Article VI:Prior Debts and Engagements
Section 1
All debts contracted and engagements entered into, before the ratification of this constitution, shall be as valid against Wilde Stein under this constitution, as under the previous one.
Article VII: GLBT Services and Wilde Stein Cooperation and Collaboration
Section 1
The executive board shall, as they may deem necessary and beneficial to the objectives of Wilde Stein, seek to establish and endorse those measures and programs which may forge a stronger partnership between Wilde Stein and GLBT Services; including but not limited to the consolidation of literature, and increased Wilde Stein activity with the Rainbow Resource Center, the Allies Council, and the Safe Zone Project.
Article VIII: Discrimination
Section 1
In complying with the letter of applicable laws and pursuing its own goals of diversity, Wilde Stein shall not discriminate on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, citizenship status, age, disability, or veteran status in employment, education, or membership in the Wilde Stein organization. Wilde Stein shall provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities upon request.
Wilde Stein shall regard freedom from discrimination and discriminatory harassment as an individual right which will be safeguarded as a matter of policy. Any employee, student, or officer will be subject to disciplinary action for a violation of this policy. Retaliation against anyone who makes a complaint of discrimination or harassment or who is involved in a complaint process will not be tolerated.
Article IX:Authority of this Constitution
Section 1
No part of this constitution shall be construed to prevail over or otherwise countermand or supersede the constitution or other governing documents of the University of Maine Student Government.
Article X: Dissolution of Assets
Section 1
Upon its dissolution, all assets under exclusive control of Wilde Stein shall, after payment of any outstanding debts, contracts, and obligations, be transferred to the University of Maine GLBT Services department.
Article XI: Ratification
Section 1
The Ratification in convention of two thirds of the general members assembled and unanimous approval of the executive board shall be sufficient for the adoption of this Constitution.
Done in convention by the consent of the general members present on the twenty-eighth day of February, two-thousand and eight; in witness whereof our officers have hereunto subscribed their names.
President: Rachel Denger
Vice President: Zachary Knox
Treasurer: Leah Hedstrom
Secretary of Operations: Nichole Cousins
Secretary of Public Relations: James A. Scott
Amendment I.
The President shall call to order and lead all executive board meetings. No Executive Board votes may occur without a quorum. A quorum shall consist of all constitutional officers (ex-officio officers are not constitutional officers).
Amendment II.
The Executive Board may hold a vote on any issue upon a motion for a vote by a constitutional officer and a second of that motion by another constitutional officer. Votes pass the executive board with a majority.
Amendment III.
The President must approve all votes passed by the executive board or veto the issue and provide his or her objections in writing to the Coordinator of GLBT services within 24 hours of the vote. Should the President choose to veto a motion, he or she must meet with the most senior officer of the opposition within 48 hours to discuss a possible compromise. Should no compromise be agreed upon, the motion shall be vetoed. Should a compromise be made, the motion shall return to the Executive Board.
A veto can be overridden by a two-thirds vote of general members at the next general meeting or at a special meeting.
In urgent and time-sensitive situations, the Executive Board may vote by a two-thirds majority to give the Coordinator of GLBT Services the power to override a veto.
Amendment IV.
At every General meeting, the President shall present a disposition of the minutes of the previous officer’s meeting and the Secretary shall present a disposition of the minutes of the previous general meeting.
Amendment V.
Officer resignations must be hand-delivered, in writing to the President and Secretary and accepted by the President within seven days of receipt. Presidential resignations shall be submitted to the Secretary and accepted within fourteen days of receipt. Vacant positions on the Executive Board shall be filled in accordance with Article III, Section 3, Paragraph 1 of this Constitution.
Amendment VI.
Any officer may be subject to censuring procedures upon a complaint issued to the coordinator of GLBT services by any officer. All complainants’ identities shall remain anonymous but the nature of the complaint shall be public. Following receipt of a complaint, the coordinator of GLBT services shall present the details of the complaint in writing to the general members. The general members shall vote as to whether there was a violation of this constitution and thus whether to censure the officer in question by a majority vote. Should an officer receive two censures, Article III, Section 9 of this constitution shall automatically take effect and the Vice-President shall assemble a judicial committee to consider the status of the officer in question.
Amendment VII.
The President may administer the day-to-day functions of Wilde Stein at his or her discretion. The President may not function contrary to the expressed will of the Executive Board. All decisions made by the President are subject to approval or rejection by the Executive Board and a subsequent veto of that vote by the President.
Amendment VIII.
The President must provide the Executive board with daily written reports of Wilde Stein’s activity, agenda, and mission, and recommend for their consideration such measures as judged necessary.
Amendment IX.
During every general meeting, a sufficient time period for general good and welfare shall be allotted during which any member may bring any issue to the attention of Wilde Stein general members.
Amendment X.
The Vice-President shall serve as the Sergeant-at-Arms at all general meetings unless he or she should elect to appoint another person for the position.