Resources · Club Structure

How the club
is built.

Three tiers of leadership, two working committees, one mission. Here's every seat in the organization, who holds it, what they own, and how it all connects.

The Organization Chart

Every seat, one map.

Direction flows down from the Co-Presidents; work flows up from the committees. Three tiers keep it simple.

01Executive Leadership Board
Club LeadsCo-PresidentsSet direction, represent the club, chair the board
ExecutiveSecretaryRecords, minutes & member rosters
ExecutiveVP of Internal AffairsOperations, bylaws & committee coordination
ExecutiveTreasurerBudget, funding requests & vouchers
02Auxiliary Leadership
Committee HeadVP of Workshops & ProjectsOwns the curriculum & project teams
Committee HeadVP of Outreach & EventsOwns partnerships, events & recruitment
Vice ChairsWorkshops & Projects Vice ChairsRun sessions & review project work
Vice ChairsOutreach & Events Vice ChairsPlan events & manage partners
CoordinatorSocial Media CoordinatorInstagram, announcements & brand
03Committee Assistants
AssistantsWorkshops & Projects AssistantsLab support, materials & check-ins
AssistantsOutreach & Events AssistantsTabling, promo & day-of help
AssistantEvents Logistics AssistantRooms, equipment & catering

Assistant roles are open to any member, they're the first step into leadership.

The Committees

Who does what.

Two working committees do the visible work; the Executive Board keeps the machine running underneath.

Executive Board

Internal Affairs

Governance, money and memory. Keeps the club legal, funded and organized so the committees can focus on members.

Roles
Co-Presidents
Final say on direction; face of the club to campus and Microsoft.
VP of Internal Affairs
Runs board meetings, keeps bylaws current, coordinates between committees.
Secretary
Minutes, rosters, attendance records and the club archive.
Treasurer
Budget, SGA funding requests and cert voucher inventory.
BudgetBylawsRecordsVouchers
Committee · 01

Workshops & Projects

Everything you learn. Builds the Field Guide curriculum, runs every workshop night and leads the semester project teams.

Roles
VP of Workshops & Projects
Owns the teaching calendar and course quality end to end.
Vice Chairs
Prepare and deliver sessions; review lesson content and labs.
Assistants
Set up labs, help members during sessions, run check-in.
Field GuidesWorkshopsProject TeamsLabs
Committee · 02

Outreach & Events

Everything you attend. Plans socials, speaker nights and partner events, and makes sure campus knows we exist.

Roles
VP of Outreach & Events
Owns the event calendar, partnerships and recruitment drives.
Vice Chairs
Plan each event and manage outside partners and speakers.
Social Media Coordinator
Runs Instagram, announcements and the club's visual brand.
Events Logistics Assistant
Books rooms, handles equipment and day-of logistics.
Assistants
Tabling, flyering and on-the-ground event support.
EventsPartnersSocial MediaRecruiting
How It Works

From member to the board.

Leadership here is a ladder, not a wall, every seat above started as a member.

01
Join a committee
Any member can become a committee assistant, no application beyond raising your hand at a meeting.
02
Step up to Vice Chair
Assistants who show up consistently are tapped to run sessions and events as vice chairs the next semester.
03
Run for the board
Executive and VP seats are elected each spring by the full membership. Vice chairs usually run, and usually win.

There's a seatwith your name.

Assistant roles open every semester · No experience required