Which officers are elected by the board from among its members?

Which officers are elected by the board from among its members?

• A. President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary
• B. Chairman, Treasurer, Secretary, and Chief Financial Officer
• C. Chairman, Vice Chairman, Treasurer and Secretary
• D. Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, and Sergeant at Arms

Answer: (C)

The board’s leadership is chosen from within its own membership to oversee governance directly. The four roles that fit this pattern are Chairman, Vice Chairman, Treasurer, and Secretary. They cover top-level direction, succession, financial oversight, and records, keeping the board’s authority self-contained. Other positions like President or Sergeant at Arms are usually elected by the broader chapter or appointed in a different process, so they aren’t the board’s elected officers.

The board’s leadership is chosen from within its own membership to oversee governance directly. The four roles that fit this pattern are Chairman, Vice Chairman, Treasurer, and Secretary. They cover top-level direction, succession, financial oversight, and records, keeping the board’s authority self-contained. Other positions like President or Sergeant at Arms are usually elected by the broader chapter or appointed in a different process, so they aren’t the board’s elected officers.