The Publicity Committee is responsible for publicizing the chapter's accomplishments to the public in a dignified and circumspect manner. An organization's vitality and usefulness is frequently judged by its publicity. Good publicity not only gives the public interesting and encouraging information, it also makes for good morale among the members and builds up a sense of pride in the chapter and the Society. When the organization is held in high regard for its ideals and achievements, it encourages greater effort on the part of all. The Vice-President should serve as chair of the Publicity Committee because of his or her need to be fully informed on all activities of the chapter.
Many chapters prepare a chapter newsletter to send the members each month.
Sending news and pictures for publication in The Gambet and preparing a chapter scrapbook are important aspects of this committee's work. The Projects Committee is responsible for planning the chapter's projects designating a committee member to lead each project. The committee must be careful to involve as many members as possible. This committee should work closely with the Publicity Committee to insure that projects are given proper publicity. The Induction Committee is responsible for conducting the membership drives in a thorough and efficient manner.