Presidential Roundtable

Being a successful President

* Know the responsibilities of each chapter officer Delegate responsibility to officers to ensure that tasks are completed properly and efficiently. As the chapter president, you are responsible for ensuring that each officer is fulfilling his/her duties. You may need to delineate goals or delegate specific tasks; however, offering information, advice, suggestions, and constructive criticism will help when assistance is needed. It is extremely important to delegate, so that you are available to supervise and be available to handle emergency situations.

*Master the National Constitution, NID, NOP, chapter bylaws, chapter operating policies, and university/college regulations. Ensure that all policies are abided by and enforced The rules and regulations set forth in the National Constitution, NID, NOP, and chapter bylaws and operating policies serve to protect the ideals, image, prosperity, and financial stability of Phi Sigma Pi. As your chapter's chief officer, you will need to know these documents thoroughly to properly enforce them.

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