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POLICY

1. All Symphony League board members are encouraged to purchase season
tickets for the upcoming season of the South Carolina Philharmonic
Orchestra and to promote actively attendance at SCPO performances by
family and friends.

2. All members are considered to be members who participate and support
functions of the organization, unless a leave of absence is requested of the
Membership Chair for reasons of health, family emergencies, or physical
distance (permanent or temporary) from the Columbia area.

3. All members are expected to attend as many Symphony League meetings
as possible, serve on the committee(s) of their choice, and participate in the
special events sponsored by the League.

4. New members who join the League after January 1 each year will be
considered members in good standing for the upcoming fiscal year.

5. Death of Board Member: Should a Symphony League board member die
during his/her term of office, a $100 memorial will be made for the
Symphony League Endowment Fund. Concerning the death of a former
board member of long service, the matter shall be brought to a vote by the
board.

6. Serious Illness: Corresponding secretary to send get-well card or note in the
name of the organization. Also, corresponding secretary to call telephone
chairman requesting that she notify board members of this illness.

7. The incoming president will always be the principal delegate to the Annual
Conference of the American Symphony Orchestra League. The president's
registration fee, transportation, and lodging will be paid. Registration fees
will be paid for subsequent delegates as follows: (1) Incoming Projects
Chairman; (2) Incoming Education Chairman; (3) Incoming Officer or
Chairman; (4) Incoming Officer or Chairman. At the recommendation of
the president, alternates may be approved by the Executive Committee.