Which officer role is typically not part of the Executive Board?

The secretary role is typically not part of the Executive Board in many organizations, including sororities. This position often functions as a support role, responsible for administrative tasks such as taking minutes during meetings, managing correspondence, and maintaining records. While vital for the smooth functioning of the chapter, the secretary usually does not have governance responsibilities that are characteristic of Executive Board members.

In contrast, the other positions, such as the Vice President of Operations, Vice President of Panhellenic Relations, and Vice President of Event Management, involve strategic decision-making, leadership, and representation of the chapter in broader contexts, which aligns them more closely with the responsibilities of an Executive Board. These roles contribute to policy formation and overall management of chapter activities, which distinguishes them from the more administrative focus of the secretary role.