proposed addition regarding event organizers

constitution.tex

@@ -68,6 +68,28 @@ George Mason University}
   access to SRCT project management positions. They may contribute to 
   SRCT projects under the guidance and supervision of a project 
   manager.
+
+  \subsection{Event Organizer Positions}
+  Event Organizers are the lead figures and primary points-of-contact for indivisual SRCT events.
+  Event organizers have the final determination regarding content, schedule, venue (with help from the
+  executive board), supplies and food purchases (with help from the Treasurer), and volunteer roles,
+  as well as being the primary point of contact to any speakers, outside volunteers or vendors, and the
+  executive board regarding the event.
+  Should a devision impact safety or the larger perception of SRCT of the university, the executive board
+  will have veto power by simply majority. An event organizer is to be established before significant planning
+  on an event proceeds.
+
+  Event Organizers will be elected in a simple majority by a quorum of at least $\frac{2}{3}$
+  of developers who have have been active in the part semester (approx. 6 months). 
+  Should a vote be called by any single active developer to have an event organizer removed,
+  a $\frac{2}{3}$ quorum of active developers will vote, and a $\frac{2}{3}$ majority must be reached
+  to have the project manager removed. Physical attendance in any of these votes should not be
+  mandatory for participation. Should an event organizer be removed, a new event organizer is to be
+  elected before any new planning in regards to the event occurs.
+
+  For recurring events, an event organizer may either agree to organize the new event or step down
+  allowing another member to be elected for the new iteration of the event.
+
   \subsection{Becoming a Developer}
   To attain developer status, a contributor must demonstrate leadership skills,
   commitment to SRCT principles, and technical ability. To become a developer,

[Michael T Bailey]

Maybe clarify the fact that exec (specifically president and treasurer) can veto purchases, because they should.