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Spirit and Traditions Council - 3052
Registration Information
Organization Number: 3052
First Registered On: 10-21-2002
Last Registered On: 04-25-2012
Organization Information
Registered Organization Information Change Request Form
Status: INACTIVE
Purpose: While serving to unify the various groups and organizations who share our cause, we support any new or established activity that fosters a spirited culture and strengthens the reverence for tradition at UT.
Membership: Membership is granted to any group or organization following a 3/4 majority vote of approval by current members.
Functions: .
Organization Type: Service
Contact Information
E-mail: spiritandtraditionscouncil@utexas.edu
Web site: http://www.texasexes.org/stc/
Representatives: (Name, Title)
Update Authorized Representatives
Erica Flores, Chair
Evan Rowley, Public Relations Officer
Tiffany Williams, Administrative Officer
Miranda Rudy, Vice Chair
Megan Phares, Financial Dir.
Allyson Copeland, Comm. Dir.
Idiata Iredia, Events Dir.
Adviser: (Name, Position, Phone)
Kelsey Roberts, Texas Exes Student Relati, (512) 471-8077
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