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Beat Tau chapter needs advisers Learn more...
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Alumnae Advisory Committee AOII alumnae can provide leadership and guidance for nearby collegiate chapters by serving as a member of the Alumnae Advisory Committee. The advisers help the collegiate chapter maintain the continuity of leadership, operate in a sound and mature manner, and serve as adult role models and mentors, to challenge and inspire collegiate members to perform to the best of their abilities at all times. The AAC meets monthly during the school year, and once during the summer, plus one social night per semester. The strength and respect which AOII enjoys as a fraternity are a direct reflection of it's alumnae members. Being an adviser takes time, loyalty, and love, but it's an exciting and rewarding experience with smiles, laughs and special moments. One of the most rewarding experiences of your life awaits you as you accept the responsibility for continuing the love and friendship we have found in AOII. Statistics show that successful chapters are those who are well supported by alumnae advisers. Please consider being a guide and a resource to a group of fantastic collegians who want your help! Contact Jeanette for more info. The current members of the AAC are:
The Corporation Board is the Legal entity of Beta Tau Chapter. All property and assets are owned by the Corporation Board. This includes silver, composite, ritual equipment , robes, etc. Therefore, it is also the responsibility of corporation board to care, maintain, and protect these said assets and properties. The Corporation Board is authorized to sign leases, etc on behalf of Beta Tau chapter. It is also responsible for investing the Building & Furnishing fund monies to help grow funds for the procurement of housing & it’s upkeep, and until that time, to provide storage of AOII items. If you interested in learning this position, please contact Tanya Bailey Smith for further details.
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