Structure
The GCP is a chartered student organization at Marymount University. As such, it is required to maintain a constitution as approved by the Marymount University Co-Curricular Council. The Global Charity Project Constitution invests most of the organization's day-to-day decision-making authority in the Executive Council made up a Co-President for Management (CPM), Co-President for Initiatives (CPI), Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. These officers are elected at the end of the Spring semester. The members decide by majority vote which Assistance Initiatives or Secondary Projects to engage in for each semester.
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