The President's job is one of coordination and public relations. S/He runs the Brother meetings, the Executive Board meetings, and coordinates Advisory Board meetings. S/He appoints committees for certain undertakings (e.g.: Awards Banquet, Senior Reception). Nu Rho's head honcho also may appoint a Parliamentarian (who interprets the bylaws should any questions arise) and a Sergeant-at-Arms (who keeps order at meetings) as necessary to smooth the workings of Nu Rho. The big cheese also gets to handle probations and suspensions, unless s/he delegates that job to someone else. S/He is our representative to the Client Activities Office, to the College and the Williamsburg Community.

This position is not official, but according to the National Board, Chapters can create new Executive Board positions as deemed necessary. It just means that we get strange looks at Sectionals! The Executive Vice President takes care of Nu Rho's internal correspondence. This includes putting out a weekly newsletter, Brother roster, AIM screen name, and other written correspondence that needs to circulate through the Brotherhood or to the National Office. S/He is also in charge of maintaining the Web Site.

The Service VP is all about helping others do service. Our service projects, which number around 20, range from fixing up houses and summer camps to working with at-risk kids in the community to running the campus escort service and visiting local nursing homes. One of the best parts about our service program is that if a Brother wants to take on a project that we have yet to start, s/he is more than welcome to go for it. If that person is excited about it, the Brotherhood will be too. The Service VP ensures that all of our projects have project heads to organize and run them. S/he also assists the project heads with any questions or details that might need to be addressed. S/He serves as the campus and community contact for our Brotherhood. Our service program provides us the opportunity to give back a small part of what all of us as individuals have taken.

The Philanthropy VP is in charge of organizing oportunities for members to get involved in APO philanthropy events. specifically s/he is expected to plan 8 or more events per semester, preferably 2 per month. In the fall, s/he is expected to organize the National Week of Service project, and in the spring, the Youth Service Day event. S/h is also responsible for submitting national reports for National Service Week and Spring Youth Service Day. Finally, s/he is responsible for the selection and maintenance ofservice trips, including but not limited to Spring Break

The Membership VP is in charge of Rush, Pledging, Retention, and Expansion. S/He appoints a Rush Chair, who is responsible for all activities relating to Rush; a Pledge Coordinator, who assumes responsibility for all Pledge Functions after the Pledge Ceremony; Pledge Trainers, who train the pledges in the ways of Nu Rho; and Alpha Brother Chairs, who coordinate the A-Bro Program. S/He also appoints a Retention Head to keep pledges and Brothers active in APO.

The Education VP is responsible for all things related to pledging, including organizing pledge socials.

The Social VP coordinates social functions for Nu Rho. These include, but are not limited to, formals, bowling, brother retreats, and IM sports. SÕhe finds locations for the evnts and gets food and drinks when necessary. The Social VP does this will the help of the Social Committee which sÕhe delegates responsibilities.

The Inter-Chapter Relations Chair (or ICR for short) is unofficial, but is necessary. S/He is responsible for all communications between our Chapter and all other Chapters. S/He is also responsible for making plans for National, Regional, and Sectional events. Any fundraising for our trips to Nationals or plans to visit other Chapters are organized through this office.

The Treasurer collects Chapter dues, presents a Chapter budget at the beginning of each semester, reimburses Brothers for APO-related expenditures, and keeps the APO account with the Board of Client Affairs. The Treasurer is also responsible for choosing a Pledge Fee Coordinator before the beginning of each pledging semester to coordinate the collection of pledge fees.

The Secretary keeps Executive Board and Brothers' meeting minutes. S/He makes the sign-in cards that keep track of each Brother's service hours, committee credit, and attendance at meetings, and records Brothers' progress towards meeting their per semester requirements. S/He sends out probation and suspension letters at the end of each semester, and keeps archives of newsletters, Torch and Trefoils, and any other correspondence with the Chapter and within the Brotherhood.

The Historian keeps the Brotherhood's cheerful spirit alive through words and pictures. In addition to compiling a scrapbook each semester that contains photos from that semester's events, written material about the Brotherhood, and other paraphernalia, s/he gives out weekly Brother Appreciation Awards, prepares the Senior Slide Show for the Senior Banquet, fills out applications for any Chapter award and sends them to Nationals, and manages the creation of the Chapter Composite and Yearbook Photos.