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| − | The Society of Descendants of Ireland, a dependency of The Augustan Society, Inc., is lead by a [[Committee | + | The Society of Descendants of Ireland, a dependency of The Augustan Society, Inc., is lead by a [[Committee Chairmen|Dean]] appointed by and serving at the pleasure of the [[President]], at least in the early stages. |
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Revision as of 13:56, 4 May 2015
The Society of Descendants of Ireland, a dependency of The Augustan Society, Inc., is lead by a Dean appointed by and serving at the pleasure of the President, at least in the early stages.
The Dean of the SDI is responsible for:
- Establishing and recommending amendments to the Charter of the society, for confirmation by the Board;
- Publicizing the existence of and means of joining the society;
- Informing members of the activities of the society;
- Maintaining the web page on the society, which may be expanded in cooperation with the Assistant Webmaster for ENS;
- Soliciting articles on the subjects of Ireland, Irish Kings and High Kings, and descents from Ireland for the Omnibus;
- Advising the Librarian on the selection of books and other materials on these subjects;
- Serving on the Finance Committee;
- Developing the annual budget for the SDI, in consultation with the Assistant Treasurer and the Finance Committee; and
- Submitting a report to the Board on the activities of the society annually in July, and at other times when requested.
General responsibilities for Deans are described on the page on Committee Chairmen.
While there is not presently a publication by and for this group and topic, there once was, and could be again. If done, this should include material that is for some reason not appropriate for either The Augustan Omnibus or Augustæum.
When there are at least five Augustans in Good Standing among the members, the Dean may call for elections to his office; when there are ten, he must. When there are 25, he may propose to the Board a Council to govern the society; when there are fifty, he must.
