Any member of the JCR can start a society by contacting the JCR President with details of proposed activities and governance. Starting a society requires a motion being passed at a JCR Meeting to approve the society's affiliation, aims, and objectives. All societies must abide by JCR governing documents and have a President accountable to the JCR Executive Committee. A society application requires the name, contact for the officer in charge, aims, and a list of at least 8 current members.
Any member of the JCR can start a society by contacting the JCR President with details of proposed activities and governance. Starting a society requires a motion being passed at a JCR Meeting to approve the society's affiliation, aims, and objectives. All societies must abide by JCR governing documents and have a President accountable to the JCR Executive Committee. A society application requires the name, contact for the officer in charge, aims, and a list of at least 8 current members.
Any member of the JCR can start a society by contacting the JCR President with details of proposed activities and governance. Starting a society requires a motion being passed at a JCR Meeting to approve the society's affiliation, aims, and objectives. All societies must abide by JCR governing documents and have a President accountable to the JCR Executive Committee. A society application requires the name, contact for the officer in charge, aims, and a list of at least 8 current members.
Any member of the JCR can start a society by contacting the JCR President with details of proposed activities and governance. Starting a society requires a motion being passed at a JCR Meeting to approve the society's affiliation, aims, and objectives. All societies must abide by JCR governing documents and have a President accountable to the JCR Executive Committee. A society application requires the name, contact for the officer in charge, aims, and a list of at least 8 current members.
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ST AIDAN’S COLLEGE JCR Society Form
Constitution (The Important Bit)
3.1.1. Any member of the JCR is entitled to start a society affiliated to the JCR, meaning that it will be able to use the college name, and apply for funding from the JCR. (see 5.7).
3.1.2. A society may be set up by contacting the JCR President, explaining its proposed activities and governance. The JCR President shall provide assistance and advice. A motion must then be passed by a JCR Meeting approving the foundation of the society, its affiliation to the JCR, and its aims and objectives.
3.1.3. All societies and society standing orders must abide by the Governing Documents of the JCR. The JCR Chair shall be the final authority on matters of interpretation of society standing orders.
3.1.4. All societies must have a President, who shall be accountable to the JCR Executive Committee on matters concerning the society. Societies must elect all officers in a free and fair manner.
Society Information
Name of Society:
Officer in charge of society:
Telephone No of above Officer:
Email Address of above Officer:
Aim of society:
List of Current Members:
(at least 8 members are required in order for a society to be put forward for ratification) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
