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Originally posted by DeltAlum
In the end, it comes down to this. If the chapter is being a good citizen, having one of the folks in the house shouldn't be a problem. If the chapter isn't and has something to hide, that's different.
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I do agree with this, but...
But after reading the extensive list of the duties this SARF would be responsible for, I am still left wondering why a member could not serve all of these functions? At my school, both the fraternities and sororities live in on-campus dorms. Each hall has a Housing Manager, who is both an elected officer in the chapter and a paid employee of UNCG. They serve in the same capacity as an RA, but are members of our respective organizations. I really feel like having a member serve in this capacity increases our autonomy and recognizes the special needs of Greek housing.
I understand that houses, instead of dorms, may require more management. But what purposes are the House Directors not fulfilling that these SARFs will? I'm guessing it's the "policing" aspect of the job- and that just doesn't seem appropriate.