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184 | 184 | \item During spring semester, the Evals Director selects a group of Active Members to form a Selections Committee. |
185 | 185 | The Selections Committee reviews applications in accordance with the process prescribed by ResLife. |
186 | 186 | \item A subset of applicants will be offered Intro Membership and have the opportunity to participate in the Intro Process defined in \ref{The Evaluation Period}. |
187 | | - A subset of Intro Members will be offered On-Floor status and will be able to select a room on floor. |
188 | | - The other Intro Members will have Off-Floor status, but will otherwise have the same privileges and responsibilities. |
189 | 187 | \end{enumerate} |
190 | 188 |
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191 | 189 | \asubsection{Introductory Membership Expectations} |
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262 | 260 | \\*\\* |
263 | 261 | Any Alumni Member in bad standing, as described in \ref{Alumni Membership Selection}, may become an Active Member by notifying the Evals Director of their intent to participate. |
264 | 262 | The Evals Director will then bring them up for an Immediate Relative Majority vote with fifty percent quorum at the next House Meeting. |
265 | | -If the vote passes, the Alumni is reinstated as an Active Member with Off-Floor Status effective immediately. |
| 263 | +If the vote passes, the Alumni is reinstated as an Active Member with zero Housing Priority Points effective immediately. |
266 | 264 |
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267 | 265 | \asubsection{Active Membership Expectations} |
268 | 266 | Active Members are expected to be active participants in CSH as defined in \ref{Expectations of Active Members}. |
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284 | 282 | \item Vote on CSH issues |
285 | 283 | \item Hold a position on E-Board |
286 | 284 | \item Use CSH facilities |
287 | | - \item Receive priority for on-floor housing, or apply for On-Floor Status |
| 285 | + \item Receive priority for on-floor housing |
288 | 286 | \end{enumerate} |
289 | 287 |
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290 | 288 | \asubsubsection{Expectations of Voting Members} |
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878 | 876 | All Alumni, Active, and Intro Members have a Housing Status. |
879 | 877 | This status indicates their privilege of priority housing on the floor. |
880 | 878 | Alumni Members in good standing keep the housing status they had as Active Members. |
881 | | -Alumni Members in bad standing have Off-Floor Status. |
882 | | - |
883 | | -\asubsubsection{On-Floor Status} |
884 | | -Members with On-Floor Status are eligible to live on the floor. |
885 | | -To be granted On-Floor Status, members may notify the Evals Director that they would like to come up for a vote. |
886 | | -The Evals Director will then bring them up for vote at the next Evals Meeting. |
887 | | - |
888 | | -\asubsubsection{Off-Floor Status} |
889 | | -Members with Off-Floor Status do not have the right to live on the floor. |
890 | | -They still have access to all other privileges associated with their membership, and may still accumulate Housing Priority Points. |
| 879 | +Alumni Members in bad standing lose any Housing Priority Points they had accumulated. |
891 | 880 |
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892 | 881 | \asubsection{Housing Priority System} |
893 | 882 | The Housing Priority System is a means for determining the priority a member has in a housing issue or the assignment of available housing. |
894 | | -The member with top priority is the member with On-Floor Status and the most Housing Priority Points. |
| 883 | +The member with top priority is the member with the most Housing Priority Points. |
895 | 884 | Housing Priority Points are accumulated once per Operating Session at the conclusion of the Membership Eval. |
896 | 885 | Each Active Member who passes the Membership Eval is granted two Housing Priority Points. |
897 | 886 |
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1043 | 1032 | \asection{Statement of Compliance with University Regulations} |
1044 | 1033 | This organization shall comply with all university and Center for Campus Life policies and regulations, and local, state and federal laws. |
1045 | 1034 |
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1046 | | -\end{document} |
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