The Fraternity’s ultimate authority resides within the National Executive Council (formerly Central Council). This governing body, comprised of elected and appointed members, establishes the overarching policies, rules, and regulations that guide the entire organization.
The National Executive Council is responsible for:
- Policy Formulation: Developing and approving policies that govern all aspects of the Fraternity, including membership standards, risk management, financial operations, and chapter development.
- Strategic Planning: Setting the long-term vision and strategic goals for the Fraternity’s growth and success.
- Oversight: Monitoring the activities of chapters and ensuring compliance with national policies and regulations.
National Executive Council
Board of Fraternal Development
Within Phi Sigma Chi’s national organization, National Council is responsible for setting strategies and measuring progress toward strategy-level goals that affect the organization. In its role of leading the Fraternity, National Council always strives to act in a way that represents the founding principles of Phi Sigma Chi. National Council acts to foster the financial stability and growth of Phi Sigma chi and acts to continuously improve member participation and investment in our fraternity.
COMPOSITION. The National Executive Council of Phi Sigma Chi is composed of alumni from all chapters across the nation who volunteer on behalf of the organization. These men work hard to maintain consistency and promote brotherhood among all chapters and colonies, as well as ensuring that all requirements are met on the local and national levels.
CHAIRMAN. The National Council, when in session, is chaired by the National President of the Fraternity. He is the officer that selects the date, time and locale of the annual meeting or of any special meeting of the Council; likewise, he sets the agenda.
DUTIES AND POWERS. The National Council has the following among its regular duties:
- it approves the annual budget of the Fraternity;
- charters new chapters/entities;
- takes disciplinary action as needed;
- receives and acts upon Committee/Chairmen reports;
- adopts, as needed, changes to traditions;
- confirms all Constitutional Officers appointed by the National President;
- works through its Committee system;
- ratifies minutes of its meetings;
- closes entities;
- et al.
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