Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1720-03-04-.08 - DENIAL OF REGISTRATION
(1) A refusal by
the SGAEC to recommend to the Office of Student Life registration for a student
organization must be based on one or more of the following:
(a) If the objective or purposes are illegal
under local, state or federal laws or do not conform with regular University
regulations.
(b) If the
organization would in the opinion of the SGAEC constitute a clear and present
danger to continued or proper functioning of the University, or if its purposes
are outside of the educational functions of the University.
(2) The SGAEC shall use the
following procedures prior to any recommendations that an organization not be
registered.
(a) If the organization's
constitution does not conform with those requirements set forth in the policies
governing student organizations, the council or its representative(s) shall
meet informally with the organization in order to explain the violations and
how the organization can meet the requirements by revising its
constitution.
(b) If the violations
are not eliminated or seem to fall under those criteria listed under Paragraph
A above, the SGAEC shall hold a hearing to determine whether the organization
should be registered.
(c) Prior to
the hearing the SGAEC shall issue to the organization an order to show cause
why registration should not be denied and stating the reasons for issuance of
said show cause order.
(d) It shall
notify the organization in writing of the date, time, and place of hearing
before the SGAEC on the show cause order.
(e) It shall permit the organization to
appear at the hearing with an advisor of its choice and to present evidence and
argument in its behalf.
(f) If the
SGAEC determines that registration should not be granted, it shall issue a
written report, a copy of which must be given to the organization, explaining
the reasons for its negative recommendations to the Vice Chancellor for
University Relations.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. § 49-9-209(e), Public Acts of Tennessee, 1839-1840, Chapter 98, §5, and Public Acts of Tennessee, 1807, Chapter 64.
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