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Writing or reviewing your organization's constitution allows your organization to refine your mission, officer roles and responsibilities, meeting rules, and membership requirements. A student organization's constitution is important when questions arise about the activities or mission of the group. All ̨ÍåÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ registered student organizations are required to have up-to-date constitutions.

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• ̨ÍåÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ Constitution Writing Guide (Word, Revised September 15, 2025)
• ̨ÍåÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ Constitution Writing Guide (PDF, Revised September 15, 2025)

Tips for Holding a Constitution Review Meeting

• Bring all stakeholders together, including organization advisor
• Start by creating/reviewing mission statement that describes the purpose of the group, along with a list of activities that will accomplish the purpose.
• Define the composition your membership and the requirements for admission into the group
• Write officer descriptions in third person using position titles instead of pronouns, i.e., "The President will."
• Keep the document in an editable digital format (.doc), a permanent digital format (.pdf), and in print