Academic - Vet-Med

Description

We are the graduate student organization that serves the College of Veterinary Medicine. The CVMAGS has several different departments and we recognize that there is no such organization which brings together all students from these departments. We aim to provide a place where all students of CVM can intermingle, exchange ideas, network, and express their concerns that relate to not just their departments, but to CVM as a whole. We also participate in various outreach and volunteer events each throughout the year in the Ames area.

Affiliations

This organization has no affiliations.

Constitution / Tier

File CVMAGS-Constitution1.docx
Tier Student Organization - Registered

Membership Information

Student Members 6
ISU Members 2
Non-ISU Members 0
Allowed Members Graduate students based in the College of Veterinary Medicine
Allowed Officers President, Vice President, Treasurer, & Secretary
Membership Qualifications Membership shall be open to all registered graduate students in good standing at Iowa State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine.
Membership Restrictions Members who are not in good standing will be asked to remove themselves from the associate and focus on their academic standing before returning to the association.
Elections/Selection All constituents of the CVMAGS shall have one eligible vote in CVMAGS elections. Elections shall be held by secret ballot and 75% of active members must be present and voting. Elections shall be held in April. The Commissioner of Elections shall certify the results of all elections on or before the Thursday preceding the second-to-last Friday of April.
Meetings At least one (1) regular meeting will be held each month from September to May, while the CVM is in session. Within the first week of classes beginning, the President will publically announce the date/time/location of each regular meeting for the semester to all of the constituents and include the future methods of communication for the CVMAGS including, but not limited to, email lists and websites. Included in the last regular meeting in May, following the accession to office by new officers, the elected officers shall establish a schedule specifying the time/date/location for each regular meeting for the following academic year. Requests for special meeting will be called by the President if a written demand is submitted by/including 1/3 of active members The Secretary shall send each member written notice of all regular and special meetings at least seven (7) days prior to such meetings. Ex. email, campus mail, U.S. mail all acceptable.

Description of Regular Meetings/Activities

One meeting is held each month from September to May. These are usually held on Tuesdays during lunch.

Description of Special Events

None