Information on Becoming a Club Officer

Are you interested in becoming a club officer during your senior year? Here's what you need to know:

Your involvement and commitment to your club during your first semester will have a large impact on your ability to gain a leadership position your senior year. Get involved and volunteer whenever you can in order to demonstrate your commitment to the club.

New officer elections take place in the Spring semester. The exact dates will be posted as soon as they are finalized.

All clubs are given the responsibility of deciding how they are going to decide next year's officers and they should make that known to all who are interested. Each club chooses candidates in their own unique way. Contact the current executives of the club you are interested in to find out more specifics.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS - You must have made at least a 3.10 GPA your Fall semester in order to run and must have return in the Fall of your senior year on 3rd semester privileges in order to keep your position. You must have 30 or fewer points in order to run and must remain at 30 or fewer points for the remainder of the school year in order to keep your position. It is possible to run for a position under certain special circumstances if you fail to meet this eligibility requirement - click here to see more details.

You can only hold one officer position. Club officer positions can be time-consuming and involve significant responsibility. For this reason, no student can hold more than one club officer position. However, you may run for up to 2 officer positions. If in the event you are selected for both of these positions, you must choose one and give up the other. The club that is affected by the loss of a winning candidate due to the above situation must select the person who had the next highest number of votes.