[16690] in APO-L
Risk Management:Musings from the Nat Org I Chair
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Steven R. Crawford)
Thu Apr 24 14:41:59 1997
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 1997 14:13:46 -0400
Reply-To: "Steven R. Crawford" <src@MAUI.CC.ODU.EDU>
From: "Steven R. Crawford" <src@MAUI.CC.ODU.EDU>
To: Multiple recipients of list APO-L <APO-L@VM.CC.PURDUE.EDU>
You wrote:
> Also, note I said the national documant is a minimum. If you
> want to go over and beyond it (although the thing is pretty darn
> comprehensive), you can. But you can't fall short of it. The only
> addition I recommend is one that came a hair away from being included in
> the final document: HAVE EVERY MEMBER OF THE CHAPTER -- PLEDGE,
> BROTHER, ADVISOR, AND ACTIVE ALUMNI, READ IT AND SIGN IT.
>
Having the members sign it is not enough. According to the document,
visitors, guests, and rushees are to abide by it. Therefore, if the
members should sign it, so should they. That would mean that any
Faculty, Staff, and Administrator from the host institution, visitor (even
if they are from a sponsoring organization such as the Red Cross),
guests, parents, brothers from other chapters, inactive brothers, and
rushees. Essentially, everyone who comes in contact with Alpha Phi
Omega would have to sign it.
This is just my point-of-view on this topic. I think that it is very
important not to get to hyped up about this. The reason for that is,
with the passage of the RMP, there was also a directive for the National
Board of Directors to develop and implement an education program. I
think that you will see that at the CPWs this summer and you respective
Region Conferences later this year. That makes the CPWs and the RCons
that much more important to everyone.
The Legend continues...
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