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Originally posted by sigep653
i don't agree with you madmax, but like I said, everyone's entitled to their own opinion. I also don't think that everyone knows all the facts of the situation, or what exactly the reasoning SigEp HQ has for what they're doing. (I know I certaintly don't, I've just been guessing.) So, I guess we'll see what happens.
in Phi,
SigEp653
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OK. If you don't agree with me then do you agree with SPE's own policy on termination of membership? According you SPE's own policy, there are two ways to terminate membership:
A. Resignation
B. Expulsion.
The chapter has resigned in writing by all accounts. SPE HQ has even acknowledged the fact that the members resigned in writing.
The members should send a certified letter to SPE HQ and the NIC restating their resignation and a copy of SPE own policy on termination of membership and then go on their business as ADPhi.
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SIGMA PHI EPSILON FRATERNITY
POLICY ON TERMINATION OF MEMBERSHIP
There are two options for a brother who wishes to terminate his member_ship, and both must be handled through the chapter where he was initiated or the chapter where he has subsequently affiliated. The termination of membership cannot be handled by Sigma Phi Epsilon Headquarters until it has been considered by the member’s chapter.
RESIGNATION — A member who wishes to voluntarily terminate his membership in Sigma Phi Epsilon may resign by petitioning his chapter. His petition for resignation must be accepted by the chapter and forwarded to Sigma Phi Epsilon Headquarters with a resignation statement certifying that the member is not indebted to the Fraternity and is turning in his membership credentials. This resignation form must be accompanied by an extract of the chapter minutes wherein the resignation was accepted, along with the life membership card and membership certificate.
EXPULSION — A member may be expelled for being indebted to his chapter for a period of 60 days, by a majority vote of either the chapter or its alumni board.
A member may be expelled for reasons other than indebtedness only through a trial. Trial procedures are available from Sigma Phi Epsilon Headquarters.