This organization is known as the Graduate History Society. To promote historical studies at the University and surrounding community. In no aspect of its programs shall there be any difference in the treatment of persons because of race, national origin, creed, color, disability, age, gender, any consideration based on affectional, sexual, or associational preference, or any other classification which would deprive the person of consideration as an individual. The GHS guarantees that equal opportunity and access to membership, programming facilities, and benefits shall be open to all persons. There are no restrictions on the number of members.
All members have the same status.
There are no procedures for selection or revocation of membership. See Article Two, Section A for membership requirements. The President performs all executive duties including calling, publicizing and chairing meetings, supervising nominations and filling vacancies. The Secretary-Treasurer collects and disburses all GHS funds, administers elections and keeps a record of all GHS business. Of the two Faculty Representatives, one is to be working in a field of United States history and the other in a field other than United States history.