This workshop outlines the categories of student organizations, registration requirements, general policies, privileges, officer & advisor requirements, workshops, and resources available to student groups at Montana State University Billings.
Need help planning a program on campus? Follow these steps to planning & implementing programs and events. This presentation was created by the Montana State University Billings Student Union & Events Office
This workshop outlines the categories of student organizations, registration requirements, general policies, privileges, officer & advisor requirements, workshops, and resources available to student groups at Montana State University Billings.
Need help planning a program on campus? Follow these steps to planning & implementing programs and events. This presentation was created by the Montana State University Billings Student Union & Events Office
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MSUB Student Organization Handbook
1. Student Union & Events Office
Montana State University Billings
2. A Student Organization is defined as a group of currently enrolled MSU Billings students who unite due to a common interest. Student Organizations are classified into categories:
Academic/Departmental
Cultural
Religious
Special Interest
Programming & Leadership
Service
Only currently enrolled students in good academic standing may serve as officers of an organization. MSU Billings recognizes the vital contributions that student organizations make to campus and we strive to assist you in any way that we can. In order to qualify for all of the benefits and resources of a student organization you must follow the registration process to be recognized by the university.
Student Organizations are required to register annually with the Student Union and Activities Office. Registration will be done online and will be due the first week in October. Any existing student organization that does not complete the required registration paper work will be considered inactive and lose its registration status which will result in a loss of privileges which may include budget.
In order to officially register you must:
Read through the online registration workshop
Complete the annual online registration form
Complete any Financial Forms if you have an on campus account
All officers must be in good academic standing
A current constitution and by law must be on file in the Student Union and Events Office (they must be updated at least every three years)
An updated list of registered student organizations is prepared each semester by the Student Union and Events Office.
3. Any new student group may apply to be a recognized Student Organization by completing the following process:
Set up a meeting with the Student Union & Activities Office
Recruit a minimum of five students
Secure a Faculty or Staff Advisor
Complete the annual online registration form
Complete Financial Paperwork if you wish to have an on campus account
Draft Constitution and By Laws
4. A. General Policy
Student Organizations are an important part of co-curricular programs and activities offered at Montana State University Billings.
1. An active chartered student organization is a private, voluntary, association and is not an official component of the University.
2. Montana State University Billings in no way accepts liability for the action of such groups.
3. Chartering and annual registration is simply a means by which student organizations may receive standard privileges granted when certain minimum requirements are met.
4. Chartered student organizations may establish requirements for participation that exceed minimum standards set by the Board of Regents or in the Student Handbook.
5. The purpose and activities of the organization shall be lawful and not in conflict with University regulations as published by the University.
6. Membership in an organization shall be open to students of Montana State University Billings without regard to race, religion, sex, color, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital or parental status. The only exception is in the case of fraternal organizations that are exempt from Title IX regulations concerning discrimination on the basis of sex.
7. The organization shall not duplicate the purposes and functions of a previously chartered or registered organization unless need for such duplication is substantiated.
8. All funds allocated to the organization from University controlled sources or raised through the auspices of a Montana State University Billings student club or organization must be maintained in a University account and spent in accordance with the financial policies and procedures of the University.
9. Any fundraising activity conducted off-campus must be coordinated with and approved by the MSU Billings Foundation and the Student Union and Events Office.
10.The organization shall show promise of effectively meeting its stated objectives, be free from control by any other organization, and be lawful and peaceful in its activities.
11.Registered student organizations may no serve alcohol at any event, on or off campus, unless prior approval has been obtained from the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. The organization’s advisor must be present for the duration of the event.
5. B. Standard Privileges
1. Use of meeting and program space in the Student Union and other approved campus facilities and spaces
2. The right to engage in on-campus solicitation and fund raising activities, once proper paper work has been filed and approved
3. The option to apply for use of student fees allocated by Student Senate
4. Inclusion in printed materials created by the Student Union & Events Office and other selected University Publications
5. Eligibility to participate in student organization membership recruitment programs, these include the Student Organization Interest Form process, the fall and spring Student Organization Expo, and other events announced throughout the academic year and summer sessions.
C. Annual Registration
1. Existing student organizations wishing to continue using privileges granted by Montana State University Billings to such organizations must register annually with the Student Union & Events Office. Annual registration shall take place online. The online registration and any necessary financial forms need to be completed with current officer and advisor information by the stated deadline in order to be considered active for the current academic year. If a change in contact information occurs during the academic year, please update your records in the Student Union Office.
2. The organization shall maintain its funds in accordance with General Policies and be in good standing with the University.
3. The organization shall conduct its affairs in a lawful manner in accordance with the constitution and by-laws it has on file and in accordance with applicable University regulations and state statues.
4. The organization shall be responsible for the observance of all applicable University regulations by off-campus individuals or organizations whose appearance on campus is sponsored by the organization.
D. Faculty or Staff Advisor
Each active chartered organization shall have a University faculty or staff member serve as an advisor available to the officers and members for consultation about the organization affairs, to attend organization meetings and functions as often as possible, to certify the expenditures of the organization by co-signing Cash Purchase Orders, Departmental Purchase Orders and Banner Payment Authorizations, to offer suggestions regarding the operations of the organization, and to oversee adherence to University regulations and the organization’s constitution and bylaws.
E. Officers
Officers of student organizations must be in compliance with the Student Code of Conduct and maintain a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale in order to hold an office.