On a third-level offense, what is the consequence?

• A. A warning
• B. A meeting with the officer board
• C. Termination of membership
• D. Suspension for one semester

Answer: (C)

Offenses are treated in escalating levels, with Consequences rising as violations recur. By the time a third offense occurs, the discipline framework calls for the strongest sanction in the system: termination of membership. This reflects a commitment to upholding the group’s standards and protecting the chapter’s integrity for current and future members. The earlier steps are designed to correct behavior: a warning for the first offense, followed by a meeting with the officer board (often with probation or conditional status) for the second. Suspension for one semester is a possible intermediate measure in some policies, but for a third-level offense the official consequence is permanent removal from the organization.