Who coordinates committee work in a chapter?

• A. President
• B. Secretary
• C. Vice President
• D. Advisor

Answer: (C)

Coordinating committee work is typically the Vice President’s duty. The Vice President acts as the main organizer and liaison for all committees, ensuring tasks are assigned, deadlines are met, and committee reports are gathered and shared with the rest of the chapter. This role keeps the chapter’s programs moving forward by translating the President’s direction into actionable steps, guiding committee chairs, and stepping in if the President is unavailable. The President leads meetings and sets overall direction, but the day-to-day coordination of committees—tracking progress, collating outputs, and facilitating communication—falls to the Vice President. The Secretary focuses on records, and the Advisor provides guidance, but neither handles the ongoing coordination of committees.