Guidelines
In order to stay in The GLOBE, all residents must earn at least 10 points by the end of each semester, a total of 20 points by the end of the school year, and host one discussion a year. These points can be earned by attending or hosting a variety of different events. The point breakdown is as follows:
			There are certain constraints put on each of the events. These rules are broken down by event type below.
General
- All events must have a Global component
 - All events must have a sign-in sheet
 - In order to receive points for attendance, one must attend the entire event and submit a reflection form
 - All events must be approved by The GLOBE’s Executive Board
 - All events must be advertised to all program members
 
Global Discussions
- Maximum of two hosts per Global Discussion
 - Hosts must sign-up to host a discussion on the google sheets provided
 - Submit discussion proposal plan a minimum of one (1) week before discussion date
 - See forms tab for relevant documents
 
Food Events
- GLOBE members can host a lunch or dinner at a globally-focused restaurant downtown
 - Faculty member attendance is encouraged
 - Coordinate with The GLOBE Executive Board and GLOBE SA to plan the logistics for the event
 - Provide a sign-up for the event a week in advance
 - At the restaurant have a discussion based around the culture the food is from
 
Professor Events
- Be respectful and engaged
 - Stay the whole time (unless you need to leave for a class)
 - If you’d like to request a Professor to speak, contact us at psuglobe@gmail.com
 
Make-up/Supplemental Events
- These events must still be “Global,” but are not hosted by The GLOBE
 - Event must be advertised to all program members
 - Must submit a one page, single-spaced write-up detailing the event, the global aspect of it, and what you took away from it
 - Must submit a picture of yourself at the event
 - Only two supplemental events can be submitted per person per semester.
 
More detailed information on the point system can be found on Article V of the Constitution.