Those who are not students who participate and register at TPS events are considered Partial members. Full members have the right to attend official and committee meetings of TPS and to be sent notices of these meetings. Full members have the right to run and hold an Executive Board office. Full members may nominate candidates for Executive Office and serve as chair of a committee. Full members may make and second motions, and vote.
Full members have a right to place items on the agenda, and participate in discussions or debate.
Partial members have the right to attend official and committee meetings of TPS and to be sent notices of these meetings. Partial members have the right to place items on the agenda, and participate in discussions and debate. Voting requirements for Full members as stated in Section 2 and 3 of Article III of the Constitution, are waived during the first two meetings of each school year. In order to be considered valid, such a petition must be announced at an official meeting or by e-mail at least one week prior to its consideration. The person named in the petition shall have the opportunity to present his or her case during the meeting at which the petition is considered.