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Institute of Transportation Engineers Student Chapter Bylaws California State Polytechnic University Pomona ARTICLE I PREAMBLE ( Created: February 26, 1974 Revised: May 10, 2004 Revised: May 27,2008 Revised July 12, 2009 Section 4 PURPOSE: General The Institute oftransportation Engineers (ITE) Student Chapter exists for the betterment of California' State Polytechnic University (CSU) Pomona, Associated Students, Inc. (ASI), as a whole. PURPOSE: Specific The purpose of this Chapter shall be to promote the advancement of transportation and traffic engineering by fostering the close association of students with the transportation and traffic engineering profession and the Institute; to acquaint students with topics of interest in transportation and traffic engineering through the medium of competent speakers and of Chapter-sponsored trips; to foster the development ofprofessional spirit, to promote common interests among students and to encourage the enhancement and optimization of facilities for transportation and traffic engineering study. NONDISCRIMINATION The ITE Student Chapter, CSU Pomona, shall not be discriminatory in terms ofrace, ethnicity, religion, color, age, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, citizenship, gender, physical or mental ability, marital status, financial or social status. OFF-CAMPUS ISSUES This organization or its members, when taking stands on issues, recognizes and will fulfill its obligations to make clear that it in no way represents the official position of CSU Pomona, or ITE

per Section 5.1 and Section 5.2 of the ITE Student Chapter Charter. ARTICLE II NAME The official name of the organization shall be the Institute of Transportation Engineers Student Chapter, California State Polytechnic University Pomona. ARTICLE III TRUST ACCOUNT MAINTENANCE This organization, pursuant to its Chapter obligation, shall maintain a trust account with ASI Business Office. Pursuant to the CSU Board of Trustees, the Executive Orders 648 and 731 states that all funds received on behalf of the University, its auxiliaries or affiliated organizations are required to be administered through the campus' Chief Financial Officer, the Vice President ofadministration Affairs. Student clubs and organizations are identified as affiliated organizations. The policy further states that any account with a bank or financial institution not approved by the campus' Chief Financial Officer is strictly prohibited. USAGE All monies ofthis organization shall be deposited in, and disbursed from, this account following procedures outlined by the ASI business office. DISPERSAL OF FUNDS Should this organization become inactive by failing to apply for Chapter renewal, the trust account will be held as an inactive account for two (2) academic years. In the event this organization does not become active during the two (2) year period it is hereby declared that any funds remaining in said account are to be transmitted to District 6 ITE Endowment Fund Committee Chair. Please contact the ITE, 1099 14th Street, NW, Suite 300 West, Washington, DC 20005-3438 USA or (202) 289-0222 for current District 6 ITE Endowment Fund ",2",

Committee Chair before dispersal of funds. If said organization is no longer functioning at that time, or ifits objectives are no longer consistent with its original educational, charitable purposes, then the funds ofthis organization shall be transferred to ITE, 1099 14th Street, NW, Suite 300 West, Washington, DC 20005-3438 USA. If said organization is no longer functioning at that time, or ifits objectives are no longer consistent with its original educational, charitable purposes, then the funds of this organization shall be transferred to CSU Pomona, American Society of Civil Engineering - Student Chapter. If said organization is no longer functioning at that time, or ifits objectives are no longer consistent with its original educational, charitable purposes, then the funds of this organization shall be transferred to AS I, CSU Pomona, general fund. ARTICLE IV. MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES OF MEMBERSHIP Membership. in this organization shall be. open to all students who express interest in transportation or/and traffic engineering. Honorary membership may be awarded to individuals as selected by a majority of those present at a regularly scheduled meeting. ELIGIBILITY Active members must be members ofasi at CSU Pomona. Any student enrolled at CSU Pomona, which meets Section 4.3 shall be eligible for membership in the Chapter, and may become a member of the Chapter upon filing an appropriate application with the Secretary ofthe Chapter and upon payment of Chapter fees and dues. REQUIREMENTS All members in good standing must have paid the required dues. Members must constitute a minimum of five CSU students enrolled in at least one class. Up to 20 percent ofthe organization may be individuals who are not CSU students. Only students enrolled at the CSU campus may vote on issues that come before the organization. -3

Section 4 SUSPENSION Any paid member shall have their membership suspended ifthe member acts with disorderly conduct, gross misdemeanor, or other behaviors unacceptable to the organization. Nomination for suspension shall be voted unanimously by the Executive Board and approved by both a majority ofthe members present at a regularly scheduled meeting and by the Faculty Advisor following due process. ARTICLE V OFFICERS CATEGORIES OF OFFICERS The elected officers of the ITE Student Chapter shall be President, at least one (1) Vice President, a Secretary and a Treasurer or Secretary - Treasurer, a Fundraising Chair and a Events (Activity) Chair or FundraisinglEvents Chair, Engineering Council Representative, or Vice President Engineering Council Representative, and Webmaster. The elected officers and the Student Chapter Faculty Advisor shall constitute an Executive Board, as required by Section 4.1 of the ITE Student Chapter Charter. These officers shall comprise the Executive Board who will be responsible for all executive decisions. In addition to the elected officers and Student Chapter Advisor, identified above, it is recommended that a Student Chapter Professional Liaison(s) be appointed by the Section President, and serve as an "ex-officio, non-voting" member ofthe Chapter Executive Board. This position is appointed on January 1 of each year and approved by the District Board of Direction at the mid-year Board meeting. DUTIES The President shall preside at all meetings and functions and will coordinate and direct activities in the best interest ofthe Chapter. The President will appoint all standing committee

Chairpersons, in addition, the President shall appoint such necessary additional committee Chairpersons as directed by the Chapter. The outgoing President shall comply with Section 5.3 ofthe ITE Student Chapter Charter. The Vice President shall assist the President and shall assume the duties of the President when the latter has indicated he/she is unable to perform them. The Vice President shall program the Chapter activities for hislher term of office. This duty shall include: all necessary correspondence; procurement ofmeeting place, materials required (i.e., projector, screen, etc.), refreshments as required; and such other requirements as indicated by the President. The Secretary shall keep the minutes for each meeting ofthe Chapter and shall be responsible for the Chapter correspondence as directed by the President, including sending invitations to ITE Student Chapter Faculty Advisors and alumni announcing Chapter meetings. Also, the Secretary shall maintain a current and comprehensive file ofall Chapter activities. This shall entail a record of attendance at all Chapter functions and the collection of all publicity and materials that shall be included in the annual report. The secretary shall coordinate the efforts of the outgoing officers in compiling and the submitting of the annual report before April 1, to District 6 ITE per Section 5.4 of the ITE Student Chapter Charter. The Treasurer shall handle all Chapter funds and will make disbursements as directed by the President. The treasurer shall keep a monthly roll ofall members in good standing by class level. The treasurer will submit to the Chapter at least once each month both a written and oral statement of accounts, the oral report to be given during a regularly scheduled meeting. In the case of a Secretary-Treasurer, he/she will handle the duties listed for both the Secretary and the Treasurer. The Events (Activities) Chair shall attend all activities assembly meetings and voice the opinion ofthe Chapter as directed by the members. All idea(s) ofevent/activities shall be -5

voted by the Executive Board. The Events (Activity) Chair shall report all transactions affecting the Chapter to the President and shall appoint a responsible person to act as hislher proxy in the event hislher attendance at an activities assembly meeting is impossible. The Fundraising Chair shall create new/old ideas of fundraising events for the Chapter. All idea(s) of the fundraising event(s) shall be voted by the Executive Board. The Fundraising Chair shall report all transactions affecting the Chapter to the President and shall appoint a responsible person to act as hislher proxy in the event hislher attendance at an activities assembly meeting is impossible. The Engineering Council Representative shall attend all engineering council meetings and voice the opinion ofthe Chapter as directed by the members. The engineering council representative shall report all transactions affecting the Chapter to the President and shall appoint a responsible person to act as hislher proxy in the event hislher attendance at an engineering council meeting is impossible. The Webmaster shall maintain and update the Chapter website as current as possible. The Executive Board shall decide on the design and function of the Chapter website and implemented by the webmaster. ELIGIBILITY At the time he/she assumes office and during hislher tenure in office, an elected officer must meet all of the eligibility requirements as stated by the University. He/she will sign a statement of eligibility when he/she assumes office, and thereafter he/she will accept the responsibility ofmonitoring hislher own grades and unit load to meet these requirements each quarter he/she is in office. ARTICLE VI ELECTIONS NOMINATIONS

A Nominating Committee composed ofthe outgoing officers and a member from each class level should name at least one nominee for each position. This Committee shall have the outgoing President as the Chairperson. The nominations will be open to the floor at the following regularly scheduled meeting. Section 4 Section 5 TIME OF ELECTION Elections shall be held during the spring quarter of each year, preferably in mid April but before the RSVP for the Engineering Leadership Retreat. PROCEDURE The officers shall be elected by a simple majority of all members in good standing in a secret ballot. ASSUMPTION OF OFFICE The new officers shall preside over the last regularly scheduled meeting ofthe year. Officer terms are one (1) year following the election. VACANCIES Should any elective office become vacant before the expiration of its term, the remaining officers shall call an election to fill the vacancy if 2/3 of the specified term has expired. If over 1/3 of the term is remaining, a special election shall be held. This election will follow all guidelines set forth in Sections 1 and 3, and the elected officer shall finish hislher term of office. In a case when membership is small, the Executive Board may chose to merge the following position ifit is vacant: Secretary and Treasurer to be Secretary - Treasurer; Vice President and Engineering Council Representative to be Vice President Engineering Council Representative. ARTICLE VII MEETINGS REGULAR MEETINGS Regular club meetings should be held every other week concurrent with university hours. The announcements ofthese

meetings shall be posted conspicuously and made public at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the meeting. SPECIAL MEETINGS A quorum must be present at all special meetings and only the business for which a special meeting is called may be transacted at the meeting. Special meetings shall be called by the President, Vice President or Secretary at least eight (48) hours prior to the meeting and made public. ARTICLE VIII QUORUM QUORUM A quorum shall consist of one-quarter or more of all melnbers in good standing. A quorum shall be necessary at anyone meeting for transaction ofany club business. ARTICLE IX COMMITTEES ELIGIBILITY At the time he/she assumes responsibility for a committee and during hislher term in office, a committee Chairperson must meet all the eligibility requirements as stated by the university. The standing committee will be the Executive Board. Other committees will be appointed as the need arises for them. ARTICLE X DUES The dues shall be paid on an annual basis. Dues shall be paid at the first meeting of the fall quarter. The amount ofthe dues for the ITE Student Chapter at CSU Pomona, shall be decided upon by a unanimous vote of the officers before the first regular meeting of the fall quarter. This amount will remain in effect throughout the remainder 0 f the year.

Article XI STUDENT CHAPTER FACULTY ADVISOR ELIGIBILITY The ITE Student Chapter shall have a Faculty Advisor over 21 years of age who shall be a full-time or part-time member of the faculty, administration, or staff of CSU Pomona. Part-time staff, faculty, and administrators are permitted to advise an organization upon university approval. The Faculty Advisor may not be on leave ofabsence at any time during hislher term ofappointment. Faculty Advisors shall not be employees of auxiliary organizations. The Student Chapter Faculty Advisor shall meet Section 4.7 of the ITE Student Chapter Charter. SELECTION A Student Chapter Faculty Advisor shall be appointed annually by the ITE District 6 President and approval by the District 6 Board. The Student Chapter Faculty Advisor shall be a member ofthe Institute oftransportation Engineers and shall hold the grade of Member or higher. After a Faculty Advisor has been appointed by the organization and approved by hislher Department Head, final approval and actual appointment will be made by the Director ofthe Office of Student Life & Cultural Centers. Ifthe Faculty Advisor is the Department Head, then the immediate supervisor would also need to approve before final appointment is made by the Director of The Office of Student Life & Cultural Centers. DUTIES The Student Chapter Faculty Advisor's responsibilities include attendance and participation in as many organizational meetings and activities as is practical, signing all forms related to the scheduling of activities and the disbursement of funds, and the other duties outlined in Office of Student Life & Cultural Center's Advisor's Guide. ARTICLE XII AMENDMENTS

MEANS OF AMENDMENT Any amendment to these Bylaws shall become effective upon notice ofapproval by the ITE District 6 Board ofdirection. An amendment to these Bylaws shall be approved by a two-thirds (2/3) vote at a regular meeting. APPROVAL All amendments to these Bylaws shall be filed with Office of Student Life & Cultural Centers, submitted with the Change of Amendment Form, indicated the date and method of adoption. Revisions shall be incorporated into a fully revised copy ofthe proposed Bylaws. Any amendment( s) which change ( s) the purpose or intent of the organization or substantively modify the proposed Bylaws shall be submitted within 90 days for approval by the University before taking effect. The Chapter shall comply with Section 6.l ofthe ITE Student Chapter Charter.. COMPLIANCE These Bylaws shall not be in conflict with the ITE Constitution and the Bylaws ofthe ASI, or with the policies and regulations ofthe CSU Pomona, the Trustees ofthe California State University and Colleges, or the State ofcalifornia. Any stipulations applying to all registered organizations made by the university shall be considered to be immediately enforceable, whether contained in these Bylaws or not. The Chapter Bylaws shall comply with Section 4.4 ofthe ITE Student Chapter Charter. APPROVED BY THE DISTRICT 6 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ON mly 12,2009 /7?~~ Monica M. Suter, P.E., PTOE ITE District 6 President '" 10 '"

I Institute of Transportation Engineers California Polytechnic State University, Pomona ~ ~S~T~U~D=EN~T~C~H~A~PT~E=R~C~H~A~RT~E~R ARTICLE I - PREAMBLE.1 - As authorized by the Constitution ofthe Institute oftransportation Engineers, Inc., hereinafter referred to as the Institute, the District Board ofdistrict 6, as recorded in the minutes ofits meeting on June 20, 1990 grants this Charter for the California Polytechnic State University, Pomona Student Chapter of the Institute, hereinafter referred to as the Chapter..2 - The Charter shall be effective beginning in July 12,2009, and shall remain in effect, including any amendments, until rescinded by the District 6 Board..3 - This Charter shall, on the date it becomes effective, supersede any previous charter or constitution of a Chapter enrolling members from the designated area and shall annul any Bylaws ofsuch a Chapter that may be in conflict with it. ARTICLE II - LOCATION AND PURPOSE.1 - The location designated as that ofthis Chapter shall be the California Polytechnic State University, Pomona..2 - The purpose ofthis Chapter shall be to promote the advancement oftransportation and traffic engineering by fostering the close association of students with the transportation and traffic engineering profession and the Institute; to acquaint students with topics, ofinterest in transportation and traffic engineering through the medium of competent speakers and ofchapter-sponsored trips; to foster the development ofprofessional spirit, to promote common interests among students and to encourage the enhancement and optimization offacilities for transportation and traffic engineering study. ARTICLE III - MEMBERSIDP.1 - Any student enrolled at the California Polytechnic State University, Pomona shall be eligible for membership in the Chapter, and may become a member ofthe Chapter upon filing an appropriate application with the Secretary ofthe Chapter and upon payment ofchapter fees and dues..2 - Any Chapter Member in good standing shall be entitled to all the privileges ofthe Chapter including the right to vote, except voting for or holding elective office which requires the Chapter Member to have membership in the Institute or completion of application for membership as provided in Article N, Section 4. 1..3 - The regulation of the membership shall be specified in the Bylaws. ARTICLE IV - GOVERNMENT Section 4.1 - The government of the Chapter shall be vested in its elected officers, and Student Chapter advisor, who shall constitute an Executive Board, as provided in the Bylaws ofthe Chapter. The Chapter bylaws may specify such elective officers as the Chapter desires provided that there shall be a President, at least one Vice President, a Secretary and a Treasurer or Secretary Treasurer, each of whom shall be either a member ofthe Institute or a Chapter Member who has filed an application to become a member. Section 4.2 - The Executive Board shall consist ofthe elective officers identified in Section 4.1. In addition, it is recommended that a Student Chapter Professional Liaison(s) serve as "ex-officio, non-voting" member(s) of the Executive Board.

Section 4.3 - The Executive Board ofthe Chapter shall manage the affairs ofthe Chapter in conformity with the provisions ofthis Charter and Bylaws ofthe Chapter and the policies ofthe mstitute. Section 4.4 - Bylaws of the Chapter shall provide the manner ofnominating and electing officers and shall specify their terms ofoffice. Section 4.5 - The chapter shall adopt Bylaws to govern appointment ofcommittees, number and times of meetings, assessment of fees and dues, method of amending by-laws and such other matters as the Chapter may desire, provided such Bylaws do not conflict with this Charter, the Constitution ofthe mstitute of Transportation Engineers, the Charter and Bylaws ofdistrict 6 ITE or policies ofthe mstitute and its mternational Board ofdirection. Section 4.6 - Bylaws of the Chapter may be adopted and amended after adoption only ifthe proposition is submitted in writing to all voting members ofthe Chapter at least 30 days in advance of the date on which action is proposed. Adoption and amendment shall require an affirmative two-thirds vote of those voting, provided that the total number is not less than a majority ofthe voting membership ofthe chapter. Section 4.7- By-laws of the Chapter shall not take effect until filed with and approved by the District Board and the approved Bylaws filed with the Institute. At any time thereafter, the District Board may annul any part of the Chapter's Bylaws, which it considers to be contrary to the Constitution or to the best interests of the District of the mstitute, by giving notice in writing to the elected officers of the Chapter and to the mstitute. Section 4.8 - A Chapter Faculty Advisor shall be approved annually by the Chapter and approved by the District 6 Board. The Student Chapter Advisor shall be a member of the mstitute oftransportation Engineers and shall hold the grade ofassociate Member or higher. Section 4.9 - It is recommended that a Chapter Professional Liaison(s) be appointed by the Section President and approved by the District Board for the purpose ofcoordination between Section activities and each Chapter. ARTICLE V - RELATION OF CHAPTER TO DISTRICT AND INSTITUTE Section 5.1 - The Chapter shall not assume to speak for the District or the Institute unless authorized in the particular matter in question by the District Board or the mstitute mternational Board ofdirection. Section 5.2 - The Chapter shall not identify itself with national groups or organizations, but may identify itself with local (campus) groups or organizations. Section 5.3 - Names and addresses ofall elected officers of the Chapter and the dates on which the terms of each begins and expires shall be reported in writing to the District Director and to the Institute Headquarters within 30 days after election. Section 5.4 - The Chapter shall submit a written annual report to the District Board on April 1st each year. The report shall include a summary of the Chapter's activities for the previous twelve months and a roster of the Chapter's active membership. Section 5.5 - The mstitute oftransportation Engineers will not be responsible for debts contracted by the Chapter nor will it give financial assistance to the Chapter. No dues or fees will be required to be paid by the Chapter to the Institute or District. ARTICLE VI - AMENDMENT OF CHARTER Section 6.1 - The Chapter's elected officers will be notified in writing by the District 6 Board of Direction of any proposed amendment to this Charter approved by the District 6 Board ofdirection so that the Chapter may have an opportunity for a hearing before the District 6 Board of Direction concerning the proposed

amendment. The amendment with or without change shall not become effective until six months after notification. APPROVED BY THE DISTRICT 6 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ON JULY 12, 2009 -:;-/;2j'OCY Date