I.
Basic Information
- February 23, 2000: Submit the constitution and application to the students organization
of Missouri State University
- March 12, 2000: Had the first meeting of KSA
- May 2, 2000: Established as an official students organization of Missouri State University
- May 19, 2000: Elected the president and vice-president at the first official meeting
The official name of this organization is Korean Student Association of Missouri State University, to be abbreviated as KSA.
There is no office for KSA right now, but it will be on third floor of Plaster Student
Union from 2001 spring semester. This office
will be open to all KSA members any time as long as the building is open. After the office is open, most of the meetings
will be held in the office.
As a formal students organization of Missouri State, KSA has its official
purpose in general. Also, there are some
specific goals that are discussed by the staff and members.
The purpose of this organization is:
- To further communication among Korean students
- To promote the human relationship between them
- To further communication and cooperation with any other students association
KSA has many goals, and those can be divided into three categories:
- As a student association of Missouri State
To show the Korean
culture to other students at Missouri State
To attend the events of Missouri State and
To help new students to be comfortable on school lives
To provide useful information such as scholar ship and job
for current students
- As an organization of Korean in Springfield
To communicate with other
Korean association in Springfield
To help the Korean community to be more active
To perform voluntary work for the city
- As a representative of the students of Missouri State
To communicate with other
Korean student association in Missouri
To interchange useful information with other association
Currently there are 68 members in KSA, and all membership will be
last for a lifetime unless a member resigns at his or her own will.
All members should be qualified following:
- Membership is open to any Korean student, graduate or undergraduate, who has taken or is
currently enrolled in Missouri State.
- Other membership can be attained by the approval among the executive officers and
executive committees.
- Active membership is retained by the payment of dues at the beginning of each semester
(or year)
- Only active members can be the executive officers of KSA.
- The amount of membership fee can be changed by the decision of officers and executive
committees meeting.
- As a member of KSA, we draw the strict line between public life and private one.
- As a member of KSA, we treat each other with kindness and respect.
- As a member of KSA, we are not inclined to certain politic or religion.
- As a member of KSA, we obey the rules and regulations of Missouri State, the laws of the state of
Missouri, and the laws of the United States of America.
- As a member of KSA, we help other people when they need our help.
The executive officers are composed with a president, a vice
president, a secretary, a treasurer and an editor. President
and vice president are elected by the vote of members, and other officers are determined
by the president with the approval of the executive board.
There are five statuses in executive officer: a president, a
vice-president, a secretary, a treasurer, and an editor.
- The present of KSA is the representative of this organization before other groups, and
has to attend all business meetings of the organization.
- The president has to meet the organization advisor before each business meeting.
- The president has to be informed of the duties of all executive officers in order to
help in coordination of organization activities.
- The president has to make appointment to committees and sub-committees with the approval
of the executive board except president himself and vice president who are elected by the
vote of members.
- The president has to submit a complete report of the work done during his/her term of
office for the succeeding president.
- The vice-president has to perform the duties of the president in the absence of the
president.
- The vice-president has to attend all business meetings of the organization, and conduct
the meetings.
- The vice-president has to act as the program chairman and should plan projects,
activities and service projects in coordination with the president and advisor of the
organization and, present such plans to the members for final approval.
- The vice-president has to submit a complete report of the work done during his/her term
of office for the succeeding vice-president.
- The secretary has to notify the organization members of the meeting, and record accurate
minutes of the business meeting.
- The secretary has to provide the office of Student Activities and advisor of the
organization a list of executive officers each semester.
- The secretary has to furnish a copy of the minutes of the business meetings to the
organization advisor and post a copy for all interested members to read.
- The secretary has to submit a complete report of the work done for the succeeding
secretary.
- The secretary has to perform the duties of the president in the absence of the president
and vice president.
- The treasurer has to keep a complete record of expenses of organization functions.
- The treasurer has to authorize organization expenditures with the approval of the
executive board.
- The treasurer has to plan the organization yearly budget with the assistance of the
advisor of the organization and the executive board.
- The treasurer has to give financial report to the organization at each business meeting.
- The treasurer has to submit a complete report of the work done during his/her term of
office for the succeeding treasurer.
- The treasurer has to perform the duties of the president in the absence of president,
vice president, and secretary.
- The editor has to make a monthly report every month during semester.
- The editor has to show the report to the other executive officers before publish it.
- The editor has to deliver the monthly report to every active member.
- The editor has to submit a complete report of work done during his/her term of office
for the succeeding editor.
- The editor has to perform the duties of the president in the absence of president, vice
president, secretary, and treasurer.
The president and vice-president are elected by the vote of all members, and other
officers are selected by the president and vice president.
- The president and vice-president are elected by the vote of members of KSA.
- The vote is held at the May meeting each year.
- The vote should be by secret ballot.
- A minimum of 2/3 of all members must vote.
- The secretary, treasurer and editor are appointed by the president with the approval of
the executive board.
- The selection process is held at the May meeting each year after the election of
president and vice-president.
- Vacancies in office should be filled at the meeting next ensuring after the vacancy
occurs.
- All the executive officers must be currently enrolling Missouri State and be active members.
- Each executive officer must have a cumulative grade average of 2.00 or greater and must
be enrolled in a minimum of 6 semester hours while in office.
- The president must be enrolled in the Missouri State University, for one
semester and a major portion of another semester.
- The executive officers have to serve until the time of the next election with the
exception of the treasurer who should serve until the end of the year.
- The executive officers can not serve more than on term.
- The executive officers can resign their position by sending a letter of formal
resignation to the KSA committee.
- The executive committee will comprise of the current executive officers, on-campus
advisor(s), and past executive officers currently enrolled in Missouri State.
- The executive committee members can resign their position by sending a letter of formal
resignation to KSA committee.
Grounds for impeachment of an executive officer or an executive
committee member include following:
- Academic dishonesty
- Misappropriation of KSA funds
- Academic or disciplinary probation
Impeachment proceeding may be begun by on-campus advisor(s) or
three student members. Removal from office
requires a minimum of 2/3 of all members vote.
As you can see at the section III, the statuses of members are very
various. Therefore, the officers are selected
to perform every work more efficiently by selecting the officers in various statuses.
|
Last
Name |
First
Name |
Year
|
Major
|
President
|
Kang |
Joon Seok
|
Senior
|
Management
|
Vice-president
|
Kim |
Ju Hyuk |
Senior
|
Music
|
Inter-collegial
|
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|
|
Secretary
|
Noh |
Seung Yoon
|
Junior |
Accounting |
Treasurer
|
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Editor
|
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|
Advisor
|
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|
Advisor
|
Kim
|
Kee Sang
|
Professor
|
Finance
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