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The Augustan Society, Inc., names its most valued members Fellows. In order to organize activities for the Fellows it is appropriate for there to be a '''Dean of Fellows''' to organize such. The Dean is apointed by and serves at the pleasure of the [[President]]. It is expected that appointments will be made from the highest ranks of Fellowship, but the President may name any Fellow (other than honorary) to this office. | The Augustan Society, Inc., names its most valued members Fellows. In order to organize activities for the Fellows it is appropriate for there to be a '''Dean of Fellows''' to organize such. The Dean is apointed by and serves at the pleasure of the [[President]]. It is expected that appointments will be made from the highest ranks of Fellowship, but the President may name any Fellow (other than honorary) to this office. | ||
| − | Traditionally, activities have included organizing a Fellows Dinner at the | + | Traditionally, activities have included organizing a Fellows Dinner at the [[Annual Convention]] in those years when one is held. Generally, invitations are restricted to Fellows "plus one", and this has usually made them an "all comers" event. |
Other activities are possible, with little restriction other than notice to the President and [[Headquarters Staff]]. There is little history, so Deans should feel free to innovate. | Other activities are possible, with little restriction other than notice to the President and [[Headquarters Staff]]. There is little history, so Deans should feel free to innovate. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:24, 17 December 2017
The Augustan Society, Inc., names its most valued members Fellows. In order to organize activities for the Fellows it is appropriate for there to be a Dean of Fellows to organize such. The Dean is apointed by and serves at the pleasure of the President. It is expected that appointments will be made from the highest ranks of Fellowship, but the President may name any Fellow (other than honorary) to this office.
Traditionally, activities have included organizing a Fellows Dinner at the Annual Convention in those years when one is held. Generally, invitations are restricted to Fellows "plus one", and this has usually made them an "all comers" event.
Other activities are possible, with little restriction other than notice to the President and Headquarters Staff. There is little history, so Deans should feel free to innovate.
Headquarters Staff will provide clerical and logistical support as requested.
