In the process of a Friendly Venture

[Gamma Xi Phi]

Another example of a community organization might be the Patriot Lodge at George Mason. http://www.thepatriotlodge.org/

I just a quick look to see if they were "recognized" by the campus. It doesn't appear so, but they still have a friendly relationship.

[Gusteau]

Originally Posted by Gamma Xi Phi

Another example of a community organization might be the Patriot Lodge at George Mason. http://www.thepatriotlodge.org/

I just a quick look to see if they were "recognized" by the campus. It doesn't appear so, but they still have a friendly relationship.

George Mason also has a very active Knights of Columbus Chapter that I don't believe is recognized by the university, but also has a friendly relationship. I believe the use the (off-campus) Catholic Campus Ministry Chapel for meetings and events.

Option A is certainly viable - and especially so for an organization like BSP - without appearing "underground."

[LXA SE285]

If the chapter wants to have nonstudents as members, it is the only option.

Ah, I hadn't considered that. I was thinking of the few chapters that seem to be totally collegiate.