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Originally Posted by Hartofsec
So the university could be required to pay damages if the GLO prevails? In addition to the GLO's legal costs?
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If these GLOs choose to sue and win, they've won the battle.
But, it is not enough to win a battle, you need to win the war.
Based on my understanding, all GLOs operate on a college campus as a guest on the campus. It is the university's choice to decide to recognize the GLO, and the university can have GLOs removed.
GLOs really need to think about the images they are putting out there. If universities feel that the GLO is a negative reflection on the school, then the GLO can be 'kicked' off campus.
One of the issues we're dealing with in my own org is media/social media image. Our undergrad chapters are being told to keep it clean and above reproach. The internet is forever.