The mission of SISA is to foster a community that appreciates the rich traditions, languages, and arts of South Indian culture through celebratory events and cross-cultural connections. Through these social understandings, we yearn to build a network that promotes educational initiatives and responsibility.
There are three types of Memberships: - Active Members: Only active members may vote on matters (official or not), including amendments, elections, and other motions brought forth in meetings. Active members have the right to hold officer positions and participate fully in club activities. - Associate Members: Associate members may attend meetings and functions but do not possess voting rights or the ability to hold officer positions. - Honorary Members: Honorary members may participate in meetings and activities but do not possess voting rights or the ability to hold officer positions.
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